Tract guide · Dos Vientos, Newbury Park

Harvest Moon

Harvest Moon was one of the first Dos Vientos neighborhoods. Its 120 detached homes sit on a cluster of Camino streets in the eastern part of the community, including Camino de la Rosa, Camino del Sol and Camino de la Luna. It covers phases 4559-1 and 4559-3 of Tract 4559, and the homes date to 1998 and 1999.

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At a glance

Harvest Moon quick facts

Also calledHarvest Moon Homes
NeighborhoodDos Vientos, Newbury Park
BuilderGreystone Homes (owner of part of phase 4559-3 on the county map; Courtly Homes recorded the first phase)
Built1998–1999
Homes120
Home typesDetached single-family homes on a condominium-plan tract, in a few plans of about 1,600–2,250 sq ft (mainly 1,609, 1,988 and 2,056 sq ft), with a few near 2,480 sq ft
Lot sizesNo individually mapped lots. Tract 4559 was recorded as a condominium plan, and county parcel records list no lot acreage for these homes. Sales listings quote about 5,300–6,050 sq ft of land per home.
StreetsCamino de la Rosa, Camino del Sol, Camino de la Luz, Camino de la Luna, Camino del Mar
Tract mapVentura County Tract 4559, Units 1 and 3: recorded 1997–1998 (131 MR 49 – 135 MR 82), about 142 acres
HOAHarvest Moon Heritage HOA — One association covers Harvest Moon and Heritage (Tract 4559). City records list Community Property Management as manager. Homes are also in the DV Ranch East Master Association, which The Emmons Company manages. Listings mention a clubhouse and a playground.

Highlighted: recorded Tract 4559, Units 1 and 3 (county GIS). Other outlines are neighboring tracts in Dos Vientos.

About

About Harvest Moon

Both phases were recorded as a condominium plan with private streets, so homes have no individually mapped lots. Listings quote about 5,300 to 6,000 square feet of land per home. Plans run about 1,600 to 2,250 square feet. Courtly Homes recorded the first phase in 1997. Greystone Homes bought 445 east-side lots from Courtly that year and is a part owner on the second-phase map. Harvest Moon shares its HOA with Heritage.

Schools

Schools for Harvest Moon

School attendance areas

Conejo Valley Unified School District
On CVUSD's attendance-boundary map (updated July 27, 2026), this tract's recorded outline falls in:

  • Elementary and middle: Sycamore Canyon School
  • High: Newbury Park High School

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 Find My Assigned School, or check an address here.

Part of

Dos Vientos, Newbury Park

Dos Vientos is the master-planned community at the western end of Newbury Park, in the hills reached by Borchard Road. The Thousand Oaks City Council approved it in 1988 for 2,350 homes. Most were built between 1998 and 2005 by Greystone, Standard Pacific and other builders, on land held by Courtly Homes and the Operating Engineers Pension Trust. County records count about 2,210 homes.

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