Conejo Valley Botanical Garden

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The Conejo Valley Botanic Garden 33 acres (134,000 m²) is located in Thousand Oaks, California, USA, in the Conejo Valley 39 miles west of Los Angeles. The Garden contains mostly native species. It also displays over 60 types of salvia, of which at least 10 are California native species, and a rare fruit collection, currently comprising 130 trees of 40 kinds, from 35 different countries. The garden is maintained by volunteers.

A recent addition to the garden is the Kid's Adventure Garden (KAG) which provides an educational and visually stimulating horticultural experience for local youth. The KAG contains several themed plant displays, such as a butterfly garden, carnivorous plant bog, and a hydroponics greenhouse. A trailer serves as garden headquarters and provides indoor and outdoor meeting space for garden members and visitors.

The garden provides a venue for birthday parties, weddings, and other outdoor activities.

Admission is free. Hours are from sunup to sundown.