Oakbrook Neighborhood Park
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About the Location
Park History
Oakbrook Neighborhood Park is a 14-acre public space located at the corner of Erbes Road and Pederson Road in Thousand Oaks, California. The park was first acquired in 1970, with initial improvements made to 5 acres in 1975.
In 2002, the park expanded into its undeveloped portion, adding new features and amenities. The park underwent significant expansions and renovations over the years.
Development and Expansion
In 2012, it saw a dramatic expansion that included the addition of a decent-sized parking area, a small restroom, and various recreational facilities. The remaining nine acres were developed and completed in May 2013, further enhancing the park's offerings.
Unique Features
One unique feature of Oakbrook Neighborhood Park is its multi-use hard court, which includes a basketball court and the first and only netball court in Thousand Oaks. This addition was made during the 2002 expansion and provides a distinctive recreational opportunity for local residents.
Recent Improvements
In January 2019, the park received another upgrade with a playground renovation that included additional play structures for children aged 2-5. This enhancement further improved the park's appeal to families with young children.
The park serves as a valuable community resource, providing a mix of active and passive recreational areas for residents of all ages.
