Ventura County
Newbury Park
Where suburban charm meets wild adventure
About Newbury Park
Nestled against the dramatic Santa Monica Mountains, Newbury Park seamlessly blends family-friendly neighborhoods with breathtaking wilderness access. Here, you can sip craft coffee at a cozy local café in the morning, then find yourself hiking through ancient oak groves and wildflower meadows at Wildwood Regional Park by afternoon. The community's crown jewel, the Satwiwa Native American Indian Culture Center, offers a profound glimpse into Chumash heritage while trails lead to hidden waterfalls and panoramic valley views that'll leave you speechless.
Upcoming Events
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William Rolland Stadium
Acrylic Night Light Workshop
Youth Basketball - Summer Showdown - Open Event
Sports Academy
Jungleland 100th - A Roarin’ Return
Stagecoach Inn Museum
Native Plant Workshop Series - Basics of Plant Anatomy
Sign Up Here Watercolor & Zentangle Drawing Class
Kids K-5 Summer Puppet-Building 3-Day Outdoor Workshop (Day Camp)
Little Oaks Summer Luau
Free Educational Seminar on Estate Planning - Newbury Park
Sign Up Here Toadstool Mandala Mushroom Painting Class
Seed Collecting @ RSV Native Seed Farm
Steel Magnolias at CPT
Local Businesses
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hospitalMary Health of the Sick Convalescent and Nursing Hospital
sportsIdeal Martial Arts
330, Via Las Brisas, Newbury Park, CA, 91320
convenienceSpeedway
518, Rancho Conejo Boulevard, Newbury Park, CA, 91320
sportsPlay It Again Sports
Michael Drive, CA
pet_groomingCosmo Pawlitan
451B, Clearview Street, Thousand Oaks, CA
bankWells Fargo
pet_groomingPlush Puppy
3303, West Kimber Drive, Newbury Park, CA, 91320
department_storeRoss
396, North Moorpark Road, Thousand Oaks, CA, 91360
department_storeTarget
2705, Teller Road, Thousand Oaks, CA, 91320-1190
Latest News in Newbury Park
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Newbury ParkWest Nile virus detected in Thousand Oaks
A dead bird collected in Thousand Oaks has tested positive for West Nile virus, marking the city’s first confirmed detection this year, according to Ventura County officials. The Ventura County Environmental Health Division said the bird, collected July 2, tested positive with confirmation by the California Department of Public Health. While this might sound alarming, it’s a reminder to take simple precautions: drain standing water around your home, use insect repellent, and report any dead birds to local authorities. The Thousand Oaks Acorn (Newbury Park) first reported this news, and it’s a good prompt for all of us to stay vigilant during mosquito season.
Newbury ParkGoing for the gold, silver and green
Remember when Lake Casitas was the star of the 1984 Olympics? Ventura County played host to the world as canoeing and rowing events unfolded right here near Ojai. Fast forward to 2028, and while our waters won’t be home to any medal events this time, that doesn’t mean our communities are sitting out the excitement. As the Thousand Oaks Acorn reports, cities across Acorn country are already brainstorming ways to welcome global visitors and capture that Olympic spirit. It’s a different kind of gold rush this go-around—one focused on green. Think eco-tourism, sustainable travel packages, and local partnerships that highlight everything from our hiking trails to farmer’s markets. For Newbury Park, it’s a chance to shine as a gateway to the Central Coast’s natural beauty. Whether you’re a lifelong local or a visitor discovering our corner of the 805, the 2028 Games are still our chance to go for gold—just in our own way.
Newbury ParkVolleyball standout seriously injured in Newbury Park crash
Our hearts are with the Terry family and the Newbury Park community after 16-year-old Kaya Terry, a standout volleyball player, was seriously injured in a crash on Potrero Road late Sunday night. According to the Thousand Oaks Acorn, Kaya was struck by a pickup truck west of Wendy Drive around 11 p.m. on July 5 and rushed to Los Robles Regional Medical Center. This quiet stretch of road, familiar to many locals, has seen its share of nighttime incidents, and this news hits especially hard for those who know Kaya from the court or the neighborhood. Kaya's strength as an athlete is well known, and now she'll need that same resilience in her recovery. Our community is rallying—sharing updates, offering prayers, and keeping a close watch on her progress. If you have information or want to support the family, stay tuned to local updates. Let's wrap our arms around this young athlete and her loved ones during this difficult time.