Views of Arroyo Conejo Creek in Thousand Oaks

The Arroyo Conejo is the longest creek in the Conejo Valley, covering 57 square miles, including 43 in the Conejo Valley and 14 in the Santa Rosa Valley. It flows through Thousand Oaks and Camarillo, including the communities of Newbury Park, Casa Conejo and the Santa Rosa Valley.
Historically it was a seasonal creek. Today it is a perennial creek fueled by urban runoff. The north folk carved Wildwood Canyon over thousands of years. Paradise Falls in Wildwood Park is a well known feature of the Arroyo Conejo. The south fork originates in the Conejo Hills above Newbury Park.
The south fork of the Arroyo Conejo can be seen from the Arroyo Conejo Trail in the 302 acre Arroyo Conejo Open Space, accessible from the Rancho Conejo Playfield in Newbury Park. The main Arroyo Creek is for the most part not accessible but you can get to portions of the creek via the trail. Definitely a beautiful area.
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[@wendybailey4891]

Beautiful. When I was a student at Cal-Lutheran in the 70s, we would take a picnic there and hang out on the rocks.

[@joenavanodo3780]

Great footage, thanks.

[@Sobaire]

Nice video! I want to check it out this week. I hope I can figure out how to get down to the area you were in.