Welcome to Rancho Simi Recreation and Park District's Outdoor Programing

Our outdoor programs and activities are offered throughout the year for youth and adults.  Our goal is to nurture and encourage a life-long love of outdoor Recreation and Education.  Community agencies frequently partner with us to provide fun, interactive, and informative learning for people of varying skill levels and abilities.

Rancho Simi Recreation and Park District also continues its support for the Children's Outdoor Bill of Rights. Learn more about how you can achieve all the goals of the Children's Outdoor Bill of Rights with Rancho Simi's help. Check out the linkable flyer: Rancho Simi Helps You Achieve the Children's Outdoor Bill of Rights. 

Our outdoor programs are comprised of four main areas:


Community Events 1
Community Events - Community Engagement - Social Connection

 Strathearn Steampunk Flyer

PURCHASE STEAMPUNK TICKETS HERE:
ADULT (AGES 13+)
CHILD (AGES 8-12)
AGE 7 AND UNDER, FREE!

Outdoor Enlightenment 1
Clinics & Workshops - Learning & Leadership
Clinics are shorter than workshops and can be expected to last about one hour to a half day, depending on the activity.  Workshops are more in-depth than clinics and are usually one to two days in length.   

 
Garden Therapy Clinics!   
Limited space is available!  Registration is encouraged.  Registration opens 10/30/23

3 Class Listing GT Full Pg
REGISTER HERE FOR:

AMAZING SUCCULENTS

CREATING A SUCCULENT WREATH

FIREWISE LANDSCAPING


April 2024 Ask the Beekeeper

REGISTER HERE FOR:  FROM FLOWER TO TABLE


Smart Cycling Class - Spring 2024 

Bike Safety Flyer May 18 2024

REGISTER HERE FOR:  SMART CYCLING


Classroom pics from Bike Safety  Hands on training from Bike Safety
  


Exploring Nature 1
Adventure - Exploring Nature - Health & Wellbeing
Nature area trips may include camping trips, hiking outings, bike rides, and more!

2024 Spring Wildflower Walk ad

Spring 2023 Rancho Simi Trail Blazers  Qtr page ad
 



Volunteers in Action 1
Positive Contributions to the Environment

Dewey Runkle working on wagon wheel (3)  MIke Kuhn doing trail maintenance (2) - Copy
 
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