Outdoor Education

We are proud to offer Outdoor Education programs to help residents get in touch with their natural environment! The programs are aimed at teaching our community about their natural habitat including native plants and animals and the many benefits they provide us.
Guided Nature Hikes
Please come prepared with a mask, sturdy hiking shoes, hat, water, sunscreen, and binoculars for hikes. It is recommended to dress in layers. Parking is free at Camarillo Grove if registered with the event. In the event of rain, inclement weather, or poor air quality, hikes/classes will be cancelled.
Migrating Birds Hike

Saturday, Sept. 25, 9-11am
Ages: All Cost: $3 Instructor: David Torfeh Location: Camarillo Grove Park
Over 100 different kinds of birds winter in our area. Some are residents and others only stay for the fall through early spring. Come meet some of them as you hike through Camarillo Grove Park.
Fall Birds Hike
Saturday, Oct. 2, 9-11am
Ages: All Cost: $3 Instructor: Cody Swanson Location: Mission Oaks Park
Mission Oaks Park is alive with bird activity. Migration is in full swing. Over 100 kinds of birds can be found in our area.
Nocturnal Creatures Class
Saturday, Oct. 16, 5-6pm
Ages: All Cost: $3 Instructor: Mike Watling Location: Camarillo Grove Park
This evening presentation with focus on local nocturnal creatures.
Trail or Treat Hike
Saturday, Oct. 23, 9-11am
Ages: 0-10 Cost: $5 Location: Camarillo Grove Park
Hike the trail and answer questions about nature. Get a Nature surprise for each question you answer correctly.
Custom Group Activity Requests Available
If your school or organization would like to rent the Nature Center for a special event or arrange for a custom field trip, please contact Katlyn Simber-Clickener (805) 482-1996.
Hiking Trail Map
