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Park Springs Condominiums

Park Springs is a 128-unit condominium complex on the 500 block of Spring Road, between the railroad and Los Angeles Avenue. H.C.G. Developments, a joint venture that included John T. Conlon Company and Franklin Z. Greenspan & Sons, recorded the condominium map in November 1977, when the area was still unincorporated county land. The units were finished in 1978.

Mostly documented: the name and location are confirmed; some details rest on a single source.
Updated October 16, 2026 · Corrections: send a correction

At a glance

Park Springs Condominiums quick facts

Also called	Park Springs
Neighborhood	Downtown Moorpark, Moorpark
Builder	H.C.G. Developments, a joint venture including John T. Conlon Company and Franklin Z. Greenspan & Sons (owner of record on the Tract 2636 condominium map)
Built	1978 per county records (map recorded November 29, 1977)
Homes	128 condominium units
Home types	Two-story attached condominiums in two plans of about 1,040 and 1,270 sq ft, with three bedrooms
Lot sizes	Condominium; no individual lots
Streets	Spring Rd (500 block)
Tract map	Ventura County Tract 2636: recorded 1977 (74 MR 79), about 10 acres
HOA	Dues run about $445-465 a month.

Highlighted: the recorded tract map (county GIS). Other outlines are neighboring tracts in Downtown Moorpark.

About

About Park Springs Condominiums

Every unit uses one of two two-story plans, about 1,040 or 1,270 square feet, with three bedrooms. The map covers part of Lot N of the original Moorpark townsite. The complex goes by Park Springs Condominiums, and association dues run about $445 to $465 a month. High Street and the Metrolink station are a short trip away.

Schools

Schools for Park Springs Condominiums

School attendance areas

Moorpark Unified School District
From MUSD's list of schools:

Elementary and middle: MUSD publishes attendance areas only through its online locator
High: Moorpark High School (The district's only comprehensive high school; MUSD publishes no high school boundary, and The High School at Moorpark College admits by application)

These come from the district's own data, not from this site. Assignment goes by address, and districts change boundaries and run choice and transfer programs. Confirm with MUSD School Locator, or check an address here.

Part of

Downtown Moorpark, Moorpark

Downtown Moorpark is the city's original town center. It runs from Charles Street and the High Street rail station south across Los Angeles Avenue to the Arroyo Simi. The townsite was mapped beside the railroad in 1900, and the area filled in over the next century, from early cottages and 1950s tract streets to condo complexes and small-lot communities built since 2000.

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