Thousand Oaks Attractions

The Chumash Interpretive Center is located on several hundred acres in the Santa Monica Mountain Range in Thousand Oaks.

Visitors can view Chumash Indian artifacts on guided walks through the park or visit the newly restored village. They may also hike in non-restricted areas.

The Conejo Valley Botanic Garden is a 33 acre garden that displays collections of native and other water-conserving plants, so that visitors can view many plants and trees that typically thrive in that climate and study the abundant indigenous wildlife.

The Los Robles Golf Course is an 18-hole public course located in Thousand Oaks.

The Stagecoach Inn Museum in Thousand Oaks began as the Grand Union Hotel in 1876. The Hotel was a stopping place between Los Angeles and Santa Barbara..

The Monterey-style building houses Victorian furnishings and displays of Churmash artifacts. The Tri-Village includes a carriage house, pioneer house and one-room schoolhouse along with the Stagecoach Inn Museum.