Freedom Park
Large park includes BMX & RC racing tracks, an inline hockey rink, a baseball complex & playground.
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(from Google)YEEEAHHHH FREEDOM BABY THATS WHAT WERE ALL ABOUT HERE IN FREEDOM PARK WE LET OUR DOGS OFF OUR LEASHES BECAUSE THATS THEIR GOD GIVEN RIGHT TO BE FREEEEEEEEEEEEEEE
Went for baseball tournaments.Bkeacgers for family are awful. Bring your own chair! Parking somewhat difficult if it's a busy weekend. Bathrooms not so great but useable.
Freedom Dog Park Review: Camarillo’s newest dog park is a cool drink on a hot summer day. Shaded with lots of green grass the two English creme retrievers I ran into with their owners were feeling no pain. The park is totally fenced with double gates-kinda of dog Alcatraz- no one can get away! Amenities include benches, picnic tables, dog water fountains and pet waste bags. Best of all, it’s new and off the beaten path so if you need to take your dog to a less frequented place, this is it! Good job, Camarillo, for considering your canine population’s needs!
What a cool find. I absolutely loved walking through the family of trees at the back of the property by the road. They are so beautiful & I could feel their fabulous energy. I logged 1.5 miles by walking the perimeter & snaking through just a bit. Also, I really enjoyed my calm weekday watching the planes & helicopters, eating lunch, & reading a book in the peace. One thing I will advise, definitely do not wash your vehicle right before coming here like I did. My vehicle was covered in dust. Last thing, the animal shelter is nearby so you will hear barking but I will take that over annoying people anyday. Those happy mature pups are simply calling you to come visit & say hi. You just might find fur baby love when you come to Freedom Park!
43rd Greek festival at this park on Jun 24, 2022 weekend! Be sure to bring your own water or be prepared to pay $3 per bottle