Wildwood Regional Park

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Wildwood Regional Park is a large natural open-space preserve in Thousand Oaks, California, known for its extensive hiking trails, scenic canyons, and Paradise Falls waterfall.

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Wildwood Regional Park canonical 3

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Predicate Object
instanceOf open space preserve
protected area
regional park
adjacentTo Lynn Ranch
Santa Monica Mountains
country United States
ecosystemType Mediterranean climate ecosystem
fauna bobcat
coyote
mule deer
various raptors
flora chaparral shrubs
coast live oak
sycamore
hasActivity birdwatching
nature photography
picnicking
trail running
wildlife viewing
hasFeature Indian Creek NERFINISHED
Lynnmere Trail
Mesa Trail
Paradise Falls
Santa Rosa Trail
coastal sage scrub
grasslands
oak woodlands
riparian corridors
scenic canyons
hasTrailNetwork extensive multi‑use trails
hasTrailUse hiking
horseback riding
mountain biking
hasView Conejo Valley
nearby mountain ranges
hasWaterfall Paradise Falls
locatedIn California
Thousand Oaks, California
Ventura County, California
linked to: Ventura County
managedBy Conejo Open Space Conservation Agency
openToPublic yes
operator Conejo Open Space Conservation Agency
partOf Conejo Valley
primaryAccessCity Thousand Oaks
region Southern California

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Thousand Oaks hasPark Wildwood Regional Park
Thousand Oaks, California hasPark Wildwood Regional Park
Conejo Valley hasProtectedArea Wildwood Regional Park