Castle Peak Park

Highest peak that you can climb in this area, that has the option of a challenging trail where you have to climb on top of rocks, or the easier trail down below. It’s a challenge to get to the start of trail though, coz you have to climb up and out of the Cave of Munits. A lot of climbing and scrambling through rocks but the challenge made getting to the top of the peak worth it!
This 2 hour trail is adventure packed, i love it!

This park is a small neighboorhood park in West Hills along Valley Circle Blvd. It has your run of the mill park benches near the playground and trees everywhere. You can play soccer here becuase the park has alot of trees, But its a nice place to picnic or throw a football around with your buddies. Park gets busy in the evening time, but not crowded. Its a safe place to go and its clean

I’m new to woodland hills area and I was looking for a quiet park to walk my dog. From the pictures on Unilocal I thought that this place might fit the bill. I however, like on so many occasions prior to this one, thought wrong. This park is beautifully manicured but on the smaller side and due to it’s location feels like it’s meant more for the residential neighborhood behind it than random passersby. Because of these last two details, I felt super creepy as the residents drove past me.

I love parks. Great place to go on a nice day

What else would I be doing when it’s 100+ degrees in the Valley… but running around on foot in parks taking photos for reviews!
Holy crap it was HOT here yesterday!
I was the only person in the park in the midday sun! Doh.
Touch the iron fence and fry your hand!
OK in the winter I’m sure this lil park is much-​appreciated by residents.
It’s not huge, but does have a pretty grassy space, very clean. There are picnic tables but no cooking facilities.
The grass is currently burned up like straw from the summer sun, but that will change come winter, I presume.
And the only other attraction in the park is the kiddie play area, very nice & completely fenced.
If you go here when it’s a zillion degrees in summer, cool off under a shade tree and get water at the drinking fountain.
But don’t touch the iron fence, Hotstuff!
Open dawn to dusk, the park is near Bell Canyon Road and has nice views of the rocky terrain. Love it.
Next stop, on a cooler day, is Bell Canyon Park itself, just up the road…