Wildwood Regional Park, Thousand Oaks CA

Short, easy, and simple hike to follow with a nice rewarding waterfall at the end. My only gripe being that you can't swim in it, but it is still a very worthwhile hike. Great picnic spots with benches set up across the clearing. The area itself is beautiful with swindling trails and vibrant foliage. Great place to have fun or take the family! (Though, be wary of rattlesnakes!)

The paradise waterfall is incredible. You have to be careful along the way, a snake may cross your path. It is easy to get to from the Wildwood Park parking lot. The trail is recommended for a good walk

Great hike. A couple of steep grades but totally do able and tge waterfall is beautiful as a priza at the end of the hike.

Novice: Overlapping trails that lead to a beautiful falls,
Intermediate: you could chose to go further
Expert: impossible to get lost, you'll always be surrounded by houses.

Great place for hike and plenty of options for hiking easy, moderate to extreme hiking in this area

Decent enough hike going down, it's all down. The waterfall is very pretty nice spot for a picnic. God help you coming back up. Felt like Sisyphus the whole way back, once you clear one hill, there's another one even longer and steeper, and another, and another. I had to take a nap at the teepee for half an hour and stick icecubes up my rumpus to even start to cool down, and then it starts all over again, hills and hills, on and on, until you're finally on the path back to the parking lot, and it's a bunch of wavy hills! All in all, love the hike, easy recommendation if you do your cardio regularly, or have young knees, or enjoy suffering, i will need to undergo some serious training before i consider it again for myself.

Beautiful hike with a nice breeze and clearly marked signs. There are multiple choices for hikes depending on what type of hike you decide to do. Went on a Sunday morning. I just wish the parking was more accommodating.

The hiking starts out fairly level through Open Fields. Nice mountain and native plants.
Has Paradise falls in the in the middle which are well worth a visit.

This place was amazing! I enjoyed seeing the bluffs on Mountclef Ridge, Paradise Falls, Indian Cave, and more!

Great place with many hiking options. Lovely sunset photos and the flowers this year were abundant and beautiful.

This is one of many awesome areas of Thousand Oaks. Be careful of poison oak. It's everywhere if you go by the water. Rich history, lots of small cave nooks and good examples of California native plant species.bring water and keep pets on a leash. Lots of wild animal life. Tons of medicinal wild herbs available.

Beautiful hiking trails in Thousand Oaks that offer miles of hiking, views, a waterfall and more. A bit busy on holidays and weekends, but very nice in general. It's about a 3 mile loop to go down and see the waterfall and come back again.

A beautiful walking area. We saw a lot of locals getting their morning walk in, and the trail is kid and pet friendly. I highly recommended visiting it now that the spring flowers are out and the waterfall is flowing from the recent rain! There are plenty of parking spots available early in the morning. The park also provides proper signage, trash bins, picnic tables, and portable bathrooms.

Great place to hike, Limited parking Carpool. Don't leave any valuables in car.
Don't leave anything in plain sight.

We did the paradise falls trail and it was well maintained. Lots of friendly people and dogs along the way. There are even bathrooms water fountains and picnic tables. That trail was almost exactly 2 miles there and back.