The Oak Park Dog Park opened in May of 2010 to a large crowd of dogs and their owners. The facility is beautifully manicured and set inside of a wonderful montain back drop. Dogs of all sizes are welcome.
The Oak Park Dog Park is located at 5600 Hollytree Drive behind Oak Canyon Community Park. Once you enter keep going to the end of the road, then park and walk about 200 yards to the entrance of the dog park. Please note that there are two handicap parking places right at the dog park entrance.
Hours of operation are 7am until approximately dusk.
THE PARK IS CLOSED EVERY FRIDAY
FROM 7am TO 10am FOR MAINTENANCE
Please Click Here to read the Dog Park Rules
Please Click Here for the Aggressive Dog Complaint Form
SEE YOU THERE!
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NOVEMBER 2024 - COMMUNITY MESSAGES:
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Report any traffic related issued in Oak Park
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REPORT DANGEROUS TEEN DRIVING
The Sheriff’s Teenage Traffic Offender Program (STTOP) wants you to be the eyes and ears of the community. If you witness a case of reckless driving, call STTOP at (818) 880- 5420 or click HERE to report an incident online.
LEARN MORE ABOUT OAK PARK FIRE STATION #36
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HAVE YOU LICENSED YOUR DOG WITH THE COUNTY OF VENTURA?
Section 4411 states: "Every person who owns, harbors, or keeps any dog over the age of four (4) months for 30 days or longer shall obtain a current license. A person who violates the provisions of this section is guilty of a misdemeanor. Any dog found without a current license tag may be taken up and impounded".
For more information, please click HERE
 
Click HERE to read the CERT community messages
SAFE ROUTES TO SCHOOL
The Ventura County Department of Transportation has conducted a study and provided Oak Park Now with maps of all campuses and the safest routes for students to walk to and from school. We encourage students to walk to school to safely. Elementary children should never walk without an adult and secondary students should never walk alone. Walking to school provides so many benefits to health, for the environment, and for our traffic situation.
To view the the map with the safe routes, please click HERE
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