Oak Park
Planned hillside community in the Simi Hills, with its own school district and trails
Updated · Facts checked against public records; sources at the bottom of the page.
Oak Park at a glance
Oak Park is Ventura County's largest unincorporated community, home to about 13,900 people (2020 Census) in the southern valleys of the Simi Hills, in the county's southeast corner. North Ranch in Thousand Oaks lies to the west, Agoura Hills and Westlake Village are across the Los Angeles County line to the south, and public parkland wraps around the north and east. Oak Park has no city hall. The county Board of Supervisors governs it with advice from the Oak Park Municipal Advisory Council, and special districts run the parks, water and sewer.
Nearly all of Oak Park was planned by one developer. Metropolitan Development Corporation opened its first homes in 1967 along a newly extended Kanan Road. When the county turned down its plan for the rest of the land, the company sued. A 1974 court settlement approved a master plan, and in return the company donated more than 1,843 acres for schools, parks, a fire station and open space. Building continued through the 1980s and 1990s, and the county counts Oak Park as built out in 2002, with Pardee's Chambord homes among the last. The result is about two dozen named tracts. They range from 1960s and 1970s streets with no homeowners association to later tracts and townhome communities that have their own associations.
Schools, trails and a few small shopping centers shape daily life. In 1977 residents voted to leave Simi Valley Unified and form the Oak Park Unified School District. About 60 percent of Oak Park's land is public open space, and the Rancho Simi Recreation and Park District runs about 875 acres of it, so many streets end at a trailhead. Wildfire is the main local hazard. CAL FIRE's current maps rate most of the community Very High, the 2018 Woolsey Fire destroyed 16 homes here, and Kanan Road and Lindero Canyon Road are the only main ways in and out.
| What it is | Unincorporated community and census-designated place (Ventura County) · Ventura County |
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| Incorporated | Not incorporated. The County of Ventura governs Oak Park. In June 1994, residents overwhelmingly rejected a ballot measure on annexation to Thousand Oaks or incorporation as a city. |
| Population | 13,898 (April 1, 2020 (2020 Census), U.S. Census Bureau, 2020 Census (13,811 in 2010). The January 2023 Oak Park Community Wildfire Risk Assessment cites about 14,000 residents in more than 5,500 homes, apartments and condominiums.) |
| ZIP codes | 91377 |
| Land area | 5.295 sq mi |
| Elevation | 1,106 ft at the Census/GNIS reference point. Developed areas run from about 960 to 1,500 ft (2023 Oak Park CWPP), and the ridges to the north climb toward Simi Peak. |
| Government | No city government. The Ventura County Board of Supervisors governs Oak Park. The Oak Park Municipal Advisory Council (OPMAC), created by the board in 1975, reviews local permit applications and advises the supervisors. |
| School districts | Oak Park Unified School District (OPUSD) |
| High schools | Oak Park High School (OPUSD), 899 N. Kanan Rd., Oak View High School (OPUSD continuation school, at the district office, 5801 Conifer St.), Oak Park Independent School (OPUSD independent-study program, at the district office, 5801 Conifer St.) |
| Neighborhoods | 21 with their own guide (list) |
Neighborhoods of Oak Park
21 neighborhoods and 32 tracts inside them, each with its own guide.
Pins mark each neighborhood's approximate center, not its boundary. Tap a pin for its guide. The dashed line is the Census Bureau boundary of Oak Park (Census-designated place).
Bent Tree
Bent Tree is a neighborhood of 160 single-family homes in west Oak Park. It runs along Evanwood Avenue and the short streets and courts that branch…
Canyon Cove
Canyon Cove is a community of 74 attached homes on Oak Park's western edge, along the east side of Lindero Canyon Road south of Kanan Road.
Capri
Capri is a 341-home townhome community in west Oak Park, set between Lindero Canyon Road and Rockfield Street in unincorporated Ventura County.
Chambord & Regency Hills
Chambord and Regency Hills share the hillside at the top of Deerhill Road in north Oak Park.
Chaparral Estates
Chaparral Estates is a neighborhood of about 300 single-family homes in east Oak Park, in two sections: one beside Chaparral Park and Medea Creek…
Country Glen
Country Glen is a neighborhood of 102 detached homes on seven cul-de-sacs off Sunnycrest Drive, east of Kanan Road in Oak Park.
Country Highlands
Country Highlands is a community of about 105 attached townhomes in unincorporated Oak Park, east of Kanan Road on Poppyview Drive, Windmill Lane and…
Country Meadows
Country Meadows is a three-phase neighborhood of about 146 single-family homes east of Kanan Road in Oak Park.
Country Village
Country Village has 87 attached townhomes on Thistlegate Road, Sunwood Lane and a short stretch of Poppyview Drive, off Deerhill Road just east of…
Country Vista
Country Vista is a townhome community of 271 homes in central Oak Park, along North Medea Creek Lane and North Oak Hills Drive south and west of the…
Hillcrest (Hillcrest Estates & Hillcrest Pointe)
Hillcrest is a group of 180 small-lot homes, nearly all two-story, on the north side of Kanan Road in west Oak Park.
Monaco
Monaco is a neighborhood of 146 detached houses in west Oak Park, laid out on Savona Way, Pesaro Street, Aliano Drive, Messina Place and a few short…
Monte Carlo
Monte Carlo is a neighborhood of 155 detached homes in western Oak Park, on the south side of Kanan Road where it meets Hawthorne Drive.
Montego
Montego is a neighborhood of 199 detached homes in western Oak Park, built along island-themed streets such as Ocho Rios Way, St.
Morrison Sutton
Morrison Sutton is a 360-home hillside neighborhood on the northern edge of Oak Park, laid out on both sides of Lindero Canyon Road.
Oak Park Tract (Original Oak Park)
Oak Park Tract is where Oak Park began: about 650 homes on both sides of Kanan Road, running north from the Los Angeles County line at Agoura Hills.
Ridgefield
Ridgefield is a neighborhood of 137 detached homes east of Kanan Road in unincorporated Oak Park, laid out along Oak Forest and Oak Springs drives…
Rolling Hills Estates
Rolling Hills Estates is a neighborhood of 137 single-family homes in central Oak Park, between Kanan Road and Oak Park High School.
Shadow Oaks
Shadow Oaks is a single condominium tract of 80 two-bedroom townhomes on Spanish Oak Lane, Water Oak Lane and Riodosa Trail.
Shadow Ridge
Shadow Ridge is a 440-unit condominium community in Oak Park, set on private lanes off the west side of Doubletree Road just north of Hollytree Drive…
Sterling Oaks Ranch
Sterling Oaks Ranch is a neighborhood of 82 single-family homes in the northwest corner of Oak Park, just northeast of where Kanan Road meets Lindero…
Coverage: the Oak Park census-designated place (ZIP 91377) in unincorporated Ventura County, about 5.3 square miles including surrounding open space. The county's Oak Park Area Plan covers the roughly 869-acre urban area within it. Borders: North Ranch in the City of Thousand Oaks lies to the west, with Lindero Canyon Road forming part of the line. Agoura Hills and Westlake Village (Los Angeles County) are to the south. Rancho Simi Recreation and Park District open space and the National Park Service's Cheeseboro and Palo Comado canyons lie to the north and east. Nearby places that are not Oak Park: Morrison Ranch Estates, Morrison East Meadows and Lake Lindero are in Agoura Hills (91301, LA County). Oak Park's own Morrison Sutton (Morrison Estates/Sutton Valley) is a different tract. North Ranch homes with Westlake Village 91362 addresses are in Thousand Oaks. Bell Canyon, east of the open space, is a separate unincorporated Ventura County community. Grouping: Chambord and Regency Hills share one association and are treated as one neighborhood. Hillcrest Estates and Hillcrest Pointe are grouped as Hillcrest. Country Meadows I, II and III are one neighborhood with three phases. The 14 homes of Tract 4524 (5303-5395 Churchwood Dr., recorded 1996) are a separate tract from Hillcrest Pointe. Names not used as neighborhoods: Deerhill, Medea Creek, Oak Canyon and Oak Park West are informal area names, not tracts. The apartment communities near Kanan and Lindero Canyon roads are not covered as neighborhoods.
Neighboring areas: Agoura Hills Westlake Village Thousand Oaks
Schools serving Oak Park
Oak Park Unified School District (OPUSD)
K-12
District guide: schools, maps, transfers · District website · School locator (by address)
High schools: Oak Park High School (OPUSD), 899 N. Kanan Rd., Oak View High School (OPUSD continuation school, at the district office, 5801 Conifer St.), Oak Park Independent School (OPUSD independent-study program, at the district office, 5801 Conifer St.)
OPUSD was formed after Oak Park voters chose on May 31, 1977 to leave Simi Valley Unified. Oak Park is not part of Conejo Valley USD. District schools: Brookside Elementary (165 N. Satinwood Ave.), Oak Hills Elementary (1010 N. Kanan Rd.), Red Oak Elementary (4857 Rockfield St.), Medea Creek Middle School (1002 Doubletree Rd.), Oak Park High School (899 N. Kanan Rd.), and Oak View High School and Oak Park Independent School at the district office (5801 Conifer St.). For elementary placement, OPUSD posts a street list on its directions, maps and boundaries page. Neighborhood and tract pages name an elementary school only where every street listed for the tract is on OPUSD's elementary street list for that school; check a specific address with OPUSD.
School assignment goes by address: always confirm with the district's locator, or check an address against the districts' own boundary data. All districts in the region.
Services & who to call
Area-wide providers. Water, trash and some districts vary by street — confirm yours on your bill or with the provider.
| Law enforcement | Ventura County Sheriff's Office, Thousand Oaks / East County Station (805) 494-8200 · 2101 E. Olsen Rd., Thousand Oaks. Besides Thousand Oaks, the station covers unincorporated Oak Park, Lynn Ranch, Casa Conejo, Kelley Estates, Hidden Valley and Bell Canyon. Call 911 for emergencies. |
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| Traffic enforcement | California Highway Patrol Handles traffic enforcement on Oak Park's unincorporated county roads. |
| Fire and EMS | Ventura County Fire Department, Station 36 (818) 597-2954 · 855 Deerhill Rd. Built in 1985, with a paramedic engine since 2005. Three firefighters staff it daily, with Medic Engine 36, Reserve Engine 136 and Utility 36. Under an automatic-aid agreement, LA County Fire sends a set response to wildland fires in Oak Park. |
| Water | Triunfo Water & Sanitation District (800) 613-0901 · In 1993 the district bought the developer's Metropolitan Water Company, which became Oak Park Water Service, and folded it into the district in 2019. It delivers about 2.6 million gallons a day to more than 14,000 Oak Park residents. All of the water is imported State Water Project supply from Northern California, bought through Calleguas Municipal Water District. Recycled water irrigates parks, schools and HOA landscaping. 24-hour emergency line: (805) 389-9406. |
| Sewer | Triunfo Water & Sanitation District (805) 658-4690 · Wastewater is treated at the Tapia Water Reclamation Facility, run by a joint powers authority with Las Virgenes Municipal Water District. |
| Electric | Southern California Edison Utilities in Oak Park are underground, except for high-voltage lines along the west side of Lindero Canyon Rd. (2023 risk assessment). |
| Natural gas | Southern California Gas Company (SoCalGas) |
| Trash and recycling | Athens Services (805) 856-0113 · County franchise hauler for Oak Park since January 1, 2024. To confirm the hauler for an address, use the county's interactive map at maps.ventura.org/apps/pwa/trashrecycling/. |
| Parks and recreation | Rancho Simi Recreation and Park District (805) 584-4400 · Runs Oak Park's parks, the community center and the district open space and trails around the community. The Oak Park office line is (818) 865-9304. |
| Library | Ventura County Library, Oak Park Library (805) 626-READ · 899 N. Kanan Rd. A joint public and school library shared with Oak Park High School. Closed Fridays. |
| Animal services | Ventura County Animal Services (805) 388-4341 · Serves all unincorporated areas, including Oak Park, and handles dog licensing. Shelters: 600 Aviation Dr., Camarillo, and 670 W. Los Angeles Ave., Simi Valley. |
| Emergency alerts | VC Alert (Ventura County Sheriff's Office of Emergency Services) Free alerts by phone, text, email or TTY, in English and Spanish. Sign up at vcalert.org or by phone at (888) 772-4482. Incident updates are posted at VCEmergency.com. |
| Roads, land use and permits | County of Ventura (Public Works Agency and Resource Management Agency) Land use follows the Oak Park Area Plan, updated and adopted September 15, 2020, as part of the county's 2040 General Plan. |
| Community advisory body | Oak Park Municipal Advisory Council (OPMAC) Created by the Board of Supervisors in 1975. It reviews discretionary permit applications in Oak Park and advises the board. Meetings are at 7 p.m. at the Oak Park Library, and the District 2 supervisor's site posts the schedule. |
| Wildfire preparedness | Oak Park Fire Safe Council Volunteer group that offers free home ignition-zone assessments and works with Oak Park's Firewise USA associations. |
Who represents Oak Park
| Local government | No city government. The Ventura County Board of Supervisors governs Oak Park. The Oak Park Municipal Advisory Council (OPMAC), created by the board in 1975, reviews local permit applications and advises the supervisors. |
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| Council | None (unincorporated). OPMAC is advisory only. |
| County supervisor | Jeff Gorell, District 2. Elected in 2022 and chair of the Board of Supervisors since January 2026. He won a second term outright in the June 2, 2026 primary with about 53 percent of the vote in the official count, so the seat is not on the November ballot. |
| State Assembly | Jacqui Irwin (D), Assembly District 42. She is running for Congress, so the seat is open. Deborah Klein Lopez (D) and Ted Nordblum (R) advanced from the June 2 primary to the November 3 ballot. |
| State Senate | Henry Stern (D), Senate District 27. In office since 2016 and re-elected in 2024. |
| Congress | Julia Brownley (D), CA-26. She is retiring when her term ends on January 3, 2027. Oak Park remains in the 26th District under the Proposition 50 map used for the 2026 election, and the November 3 race is Jacqui Irwin (D) vs. Sam Gallucci (R). |
| Look up your address | Find your representatives |
Officeholders as of October 15, 2026. The November 3, 2026 general election will bring Oak Park a new Assembly member and a new member of Congress. Confirm the districts for a specific address with the state lookup.
Wildfire and emergency readiness
Hazard zones: The 2023 Oak Park Community Wildfire Risk Assessment notes that CAL FIRE's November 2007 map put the entire Oak Park planning area in a Very High Fire Hazard Severity Zone. CAL FIRE's current maps cover state-responsibility land and the local-responsibility map released in March 2025. On those maps, most of Oak Park and the wildland around it is still Very High, while a few blocks on the older valley floor near Kanan Road and Medea Creek are rated High or Moderate. Federal parkland at the north edge has no state rating. Check a specific address on CAL FIRE's Fire Hazard Severity Zone viewer.
Fire history and response: Large fires in the Oak Park area include Simi Hills (1949), Clampitt (September 1970), Dayton Canyon (October 1982), Topanga (2005) and Woolsey (November 8-9, 2018). The Woolsey Fire destroyed 16 Oak Park homes and damaged as many as 100. Most were on the north and east edges, in line with the Santa Ana winds, but embers also reached interior streets. Ventura County Fire Station 36 at 855 Deerhill Rd. is the local station, and LA County Fire provides automatic aid on wildland fires.
Brush clearance: Under the county Fire Hazard Reduction Program, notices go out around April 20, and the clearance deadline is June 1. The usual requirement is 100 feet of clearance around structures and 10 feet along road access. RSRPD and the HOAs maintain fuel clearance along much of the open space edge.
Evacuation: Only Kanan Road and Lindero Canyon Road lead out, both to the south and west. As of the 2023 CWPP, Oak Park had no officially designated evacuation corridors or temporary safe refuge areas. Ventura County does not publish pre-set evacuation zones, so there is no zone number to look up ahead of time. During an incident, the Sheriff's Office of Emergency Services draws the evacuation areas with fire and law agencies. It announces them through VC Alert and at VCEmergency.com, which includes a live incident map.
Alerts: Sign up for VC Alert (free; phone, text, email or TTY, in English and Spanish) at vcalert.org or ready.venturacounty.gov/vc-alert, or by calling (888) 772-4482. The Oak Park Fire Safe Council (opfsc.org) offers free home ignition-zone assessments, and seven Oak Park associations are recognized Firewise USA communities.
Parks, places & landmarks
Parks & open space
Oak Canyon Community Park
5600 Hollytree Dr., just north of Kanan Rd., next to the Oak Park Community Center and the lagoon (duck pond). Two large pavilions, an amphitheater, a playground, a summer splash pad and a walking path. The Oak Canyon Dog Park is a short walk west.
Mae Boyar Park
130 Kanan Rd., just south of where Oak Park's first model homes were built. Named for Mae Boyar, the late wife of developer Louis Boyar.
Indian Springs Park
4800 Rockfield St., in west Oak Park. One of the Wistful Vista Trail's trailheads.
Valley View Park
100 Los Arcos Dr., off Kanan Rd. A small park with a basketball court, a soccer field, a softball field, a tot lot, a play area for older children and a small lawn with picnic tables. Restrooms and parking.
Medea Creek Natural Park
A creekside park under valley and coast live oaks that works mostly as a trail, in three segments. One runs from the south end of Oak Hills Dr. north to Calle Rio Vista. The second runs south of Oak Hills Dr. past Conifer St. on a dirt path with a footbridge. The third runs from Sunnycrest Dr. north to Kanan Rd. near the library. Entry points include Medea Creek Ln., Conifer St., Oak Hills Dr. and Kanan Rd.
Oak Canyon Community Park Trail
Partly circles Oak Canyon Community Park north of Kanan Rd. Most people start from Hollytree Dr., past the gate, or from Bromely Dr. on the north side.
Rock Ridge Trail (west and east)
North of Kanan Rd. The west section starts from Lindero Canyon Rd., Golden Eagle Dr. and Golden Nugget Way, and the east section from Hollytree Dr., Doubletree Rd. and Deerhill Rd. RSRPD warns that some stretches are very steep.
Sunrise Meadow Creekside and Ridge Trails
East of Kanan Rd. Trailheads on Kanan Rd., Sunnycrest Dr., Doubletree Rd., Oak Point Dr., Peregrine Cir. and Smoke Tree Ave. The ridge trail has steep sections.
Wistful Vista Trail
About 3.2 miles of trail between Lindero Canyon Rd. and Kanan Rd., climbing from neighborhood trailheads to open-space ridgelines. Eight trailheads: two on Oak Hills Dr., two on Kanan Rd., and one each at Indian Springs Park, Burano Ct., Bayport Way and Rockfield St. Some stretches are very steep.
China Flat Trail
North of Kanan Rd., with trailheads at King James Ct. and Lindero Canyon Rd.
Cheeseboro and Palo Comado Canyons
National Park Service land in the Santa Monica Mountains National Recreation Area on Oak Park's eastern side. The main lot is at 5792 Chesebro Rd. in Agoura. Trails lead to Sulphur Springs and Simi Peak, and hikers, mountain bikers, riders and leashed dogs are welcome.
Landmarks, shopping & dining
Oak Park Shopping Center and Kanan-Lindero corner centers
Oak Park's main commercial area, at Kanan Rd. and Lindero Canyon Rd. The Oak Park Shopping Center on the southeast corner opened with a large supermarket and is now anchored by a large drugstore, with other shops, restaurants and services (2023 Fire Safe Council assessment). A second center on the northeast corner adds more restaurants and services. The county area plan ties a park-and-ride requirement to commercial development at the southeast corner.
Kanan Rd. and Sunnycrest Dr. center
Oak Park's first commercial center, a very small one with just a few businesses.
Oak Park Library
899 N. Kanan Rd. A joint public and school library shared with Oak Park High School, and the OPMAC meeting place.
Oak Park Community Center
1000 N. Kanan Rd., next to Oak Canyon Community Park. Run by the Rancho Simi Recreation and Park District.
Ventura County Fire Station 36
855 Deerhill Rd., in central Oak Park, built in 1985. Staffed around the clock with a Type 1 medic engine and three firefighters, plus a reserve engine.
Simi Peak and China Flat
The Simi Hills high country that rises north of Oak Park, reached by trails from Oak Park and from Cheeseboro and Palo Comado canyons.
History & getting around
- c. 5500 BCPeople were living in the area by about this time. It later became part of the inland Chumash homeland.
- 1795Rancho Simi was granted to Francisco Javier Pico and his brothers. Lindero ('boundary') Canyon Road follows the grant's western line.
- 1960sThe Boyar family's Metropolitan Development Corporation acquired ranchland owned by radio stars Jim and Marian Jordan ('Fibber McGee and Molly').
- 1967Kanan Road was extended north from Agoura's Hillrise tract as the only road in. The first homes went up on Kanan Rd., Birchwood, Oakleaf, Pinewood, Tamarind and Satinwood.
- 1968The second unit added Maplegrove, Pinion, Bayberry and Smoketree.
- 1970A brush fire burned the former Jordan ranch house north of today's high school site. That September the Clampitt Fire burned about 107,000 acres in the region.
- 1972In May, Metropolitan Development applied to Ventura County to build out the rest of Oak Park. About 600 homes had been built by then.
- 1973The Board of Supervisors denied the application on April 24, citing county guidelines for orderly development and the project's economic effects. The developer sued, arguing that the sewer, water and road systems it had already built gave it the right to finish the community.
- 1974A court judgment on December 30 approved the Oak Park Master Plan. The developer donated more than 1,843 acres for a fire station, county building, schools, parks and open space.
- 1974-1991The county approved development plans for each of Oak Park's four planning zones. More than half of the community was built or under construction during these years.
- 1975The Board of Supervisors created the Oak Park Municipal Advisory Council.
- 1977On May 31, voters approved leaving Simi Valley Unified (93 percent yes), which created the Oak Park Unified School District.
- 1981Oak Park High School opened. Its first class graduated in 1983.
- 1982The Dayton Canyon Fire (Oct. 9) burned 43,097 acres in the Simi Hills area.
- 1985Ventura County Fire Station 36 was built on Deerhill Road.
- 1993Triunfo Sanitation District bought the developer's Metropolitan Water Company, which became Oak Park Water Service.
- 1994In a June election, residents overwhelmingly rejected a ballot measure on annexation to Thousand Oaks or incorporation as a city.
- 1996-2002Tract maps for Regency Hills (1996) and Chambord (1998) were recorded, and these were the last tracts built. The county counts Oak Park as built out in 2002.
- 1999On January 1, Oak Park got its own ZIP code, 91377, after sharing 91301 with Agoura.
- 2018The Woolsey Fire (Nov. 8-9) swept through Oak Park, destroying 16 homes and damaging as many as 100.
- 2019Triunfo became the Triunfo Water & Sanitation District and absorbed Oak Park Water Service.
- 2020On September 15, the Board of Supervisors adopted the updated Oak Park Area Plan as part of the 2040 General Plan.
- 2023The Oak Park Fire Safe Council completed the community's Wildfire Risk Assessment and Community Wildfire Protection Plan.
- 2024Athens Services became Oak Park's residential trash hauler on January 1.
- 2025In March, CAL FIRE released updated fire hazard severity maps for local-responsibility areas, including Oak Park.
Getting around
Kanan Road is Oak Park's main street and main way out. The four-lane road runs south through Agoura Hills to US-101, about 1.5 miles from Oak Park's southern edge. Heading west, it runs through North Ranch in Thousand Oaks to Westlake Boulevard, which leads south to the 101 or west toward SR-23. Lindero Canyon Road, also four lanes, forms part of the boundary with Thousand Oaks and runs south through Westlake Village to the 101. These two roads carry nearly all traffic in and out and double as the evacuation routes. During the 2018 Woolsey Fire, some residents needed 1.5 to 2.5 hours to cover the 2 to 3 miles to the freeway. For transit, the free Kanan Shuttle serves Oak Park High School, Medea Creek Middle School and streets near Kanan Road on weekdays, with transfers to Metro and LADOT Commuter Express buses at stops near the 101. The City of Thousand Oaks operates it for the county, Agoura Hills, OPUSD and Oak Park County Service Area No. 4, and in 2018 the county added benches and shelters at its Kanan Road stops near the two schools. Check current routes and times before relying on it. The county area plan calls for bus turnouts along Kanan Road and ties a park-and-ride requirement to commercial development at Kanan and Lindero Canyon.
HOAs here
Oak Park was built tract by tract, so whether a home has an HOA depends on the street, and there is no community-wide master association. Local real estate guides report no homeowners association for several areas: the original 1967-1970s Metropolitan Development streets, Chaparral Estates (late 1970s), and Bent Tree, Rolling Hills Estates and Monaco (late 1980s and early 1990s). Most other single-family tracts and the townhome and condominium communities have their own associations.
The Oak Park Fire Safe Council lists these associations: Agoura HOA, Canyon Cove, Capri West, Country Glen, Country Meadows II, Country Village 2, Country Vista, Hillcrest Point, Mae Boyar East, Monte Carlo, Montego, Morrison Estates/Sutton Valley, Regency Hills (Regency/Chambord), Ridgefield Oak Park, Shadow Ridge, Sterling Oaks and Tract 3141. Seven are recognized NFPA Firewise USA communities: Canyon Cove, Country Glen, Country Meadows II, Mae Boyar East, Morrison Sutton Valley, Regency Hills and Tract 3141. Firewise USA caps a single site at 2,500 homes, and Oak Park has about 5,500, so the council works association by association; areas without an HOA can also apply.
The Tract 3141 HOA takes its name from county Tract 3141, recorded in four units in 1983-84. Its streets are Poppyview Dr., Windmill Ln., Quarterhorse Ln., Pheasant Ln., Singletree Ln., Powderhorn Ct., Pala Mesa Dr., Eaglehaven Ln., Falconview Ln. and Cedarbark Ct. Two of the units are Country Meadows phases and the other two make up Country Highlands. The council does not say which units the Tract 3141 HOA covers or which streets belong to Mae Boyar East, so confirm the association for a specific address. The 2023 Community Wildfire Protection Plan notes that defensible space is generally well kept in the HOA areas and along the open space around the community's edge.
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Where these facts come from
- Wikipedia: Oak Park, California — en.wikipedia.org
- Ventura County 2040 General Plan: Oak Park Area Plan (adopted Sept. 15, 2020) — rma.venturacounty.gov
- U.S. Census Bureau QuickFacts: Oak Park CDP — census.gov
- Oak Park Now: History of Oak Park — oakparknow.com
- Oak Park Now (community site) — oakparknow.com
- Oak Park Community Wildfire Protection Plan (2023) — venturafiresafe.org
- Oak Park Community Wildfire Risk Assessment (Jan. 2023) — opfsc.org
- Oak Park Fire Safe Council: Firewise certificates and HOA list — opfsc.org
- Oak Park Fire Safe Council: In an Emergency — opfsc.org
- Oak Park Fire Safe Council: CAL FIRE hazard map update (Mar. 2025) — opfsc.org
- CAL FIRE Fire Hazard Severity Zone viewer — experience.arcgis.com
- Ready Ventura County: VC Alert — ready.venturacounty.gov
- VC Emergency (Ventura County OES) — emergency.venturacounty.gov
- Ventura County Sheriff: Thousand Oaks / East County Station — sheriff.venturacounty.gov
- Ventura County Fire Department: Station 36 — fire.venturacounty.gov
- Ventura County Animal Services — animalservices.venturacounty.gov
- Supervisor Jeff Gorell: District 2 — supervisorgorell.venturacounty.gov
- RSRPD: Oak Park parks — rsrpd.org
- RSRPD: Oak Park trails — rsrpd.org
- RSRPD: Oak Canyon Community Park — rsrpd.org
- RSRPD: Medea Creek Natural Park — rsrpd.org
- Triunfo Water & Sanitation District: About — triunfowsd.com
- Triunfo Water & Sanitation District: Water service — triunfowsd.com
- Calleguas MWD: Member purveyors — calleguas.com
- Pacific Coast Business Times: Athens Services to serve Oak Park (July 2023) — pacbiztimes.com
- Ventura County Public Works: Residential recycling and disposal — publicworks.venturacounty.gov
- Ventura County Public Works: Trash and recycling hauler map — maps.ventura.org
- Ventura County Library: Oak Park Library — library.venturacounty.gov
- OPUSD: Directions, maps, boundaries and street lists — opusd.org
- City of Thousand Oaks: Kanan Shuttle — toaks.gov
- Ventura County GIS: Recorded maps for Tract 3141 — maps.ventura.org
- U.S. Census Bureau TIGERweb: Legislative districts (2026 state districts, 120th Congress) — tigerweb.geo.census.gov
- Wikimedia Commons: California's 26th congressional district (2027-) map data (Prop. 50) — commons.wikimedia.org
- Wikipedia: Jeff Gorell — en.wikipedia.org
- Wikipedia: California's 27th State Senate district — en.wikipedia.org
- Wikipedia: California's 42nd State Assembly district — en.wikipedia.org
- Wikipedia: California's 26th congressional district — en.wikipedia.org
- KEYT: Brownley will not seek reelection in 2026 — keyt.com
- The Acorn: Irwin, Klein Lopez lead field in key June 2 primaries (June 5, 2026) — toacorn.com
- VoteOrElse: 2026 US Rep District 26 general election — voteorelse.com
- NPS: Cheeseboro and Palo Comado Canyons — nps.gov
- Conejo Valley Guy: Oak Park neighborhoods — conejovalleyguy.com (real-estate site; not linked)
- Davis Bartels: Chaparral Estates — blog.davisbartels.com
- Davis Bartels: Oak Park neighborhood guides — blog.davisbartels.com
- California Legislature: Find Your Representative — findyourrep.legislature.ca.gov
- Los Angeles Times: Status Quo Holds Sway in Oak Park (Apr. 14, 1997) — latimes.com
- Ventura County Public Works: Kanan Shuttle bus stop improvements (Sept. 2018) — publicworks.venturacounty.gov
- Oak Park Fire Safe Council: Firewise (July 2023) — opfsc.org
- RSRPD: Valley View Park (2022 page) — web.archive.org
- RSRPD: Wistful Vista Trail (2022 page) — web.archive.org
- Ventura County Clerk-Recorder: June 2, 2026 primary, official canvass summary by district — clerkrecorder.venturacounty.gov
- RSRPD: Valley View Park — rsrpd.org
- RSRPD: Wistful Vista Trail — rsrpd.org
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