Explore Our Manufactured Community in Thousand Oaks, California

You’ll never be at a loss for fun things to do in Thousand Oaks. Don’t miss:

• Gardens of the World
• Alma Sol Winery
• The Bank of America Performing Arts Center
• Japanese Pagoda
• Paradise Falls
• Stagecoach Inn Museum
• Conejo Community Park
• Ronald Reagan Presidential Library
• Chumash Indian Museum
• K1 Speed—Indoor Go Karts
• The Lakes at Thousand Oaks
• American Radio Archives
• The Oaks
• Wildwood Regional Park
• Janss Marketplace
• Reign of Terror Haunted House
• Conejo Valley Plaza

With proximity to local farms and wineries, fresh food and produce are plentiful in Thousand Oaks. Don't miss out on Moqueca Brazilian Restaurant, eLoong Dumplings, Shibuya, Moody Rooster, E+ Mon, and Tifa Chocolate & Gelato.

As its name implies, Thousand Oaks is named for the thousands of oaks that make up the city. Hollywood has made use of its beautiful landscape from the days of Clark Gable and John Wayne to being featured in modern fare like “Monk,” “Criminal Minds,” and “True Blood.” Thousand Oaks is famously the preferred home of many celebrities—from sports stars to actors/actresses and singers.

Summers are sunny, clear, and warm in Thousand Oaks, followed by long, cool, wet winters. The temperatures rarely fall below 40°F or rise above 89°F. Warm-weather tourism peaks between mid-June and early October.

Thousand Oaks Transit (TOT) provides five local Conejo Valley bus routes. Metrolink has a shuttle that stops by the Oaks Mall and near California Lutheran University. Bike rentals are available, and bike share is under consideration.