Discover Simi Valley: A Vibrant Community in Ventura County
Nestled in the southeast corner of Ventura County in Southern California, Simi Valley is a thriving city with a population of approximately 127,000 residents. Known for its welcoming community, top-rated schools, and ample recreation opportunities, Simi Valley offers a balanced lifestyle for families, professionals, and outdoor enthusiasts.
Why Simi Valley?
- Safe and Secure: Recognized by the FBI in 2013 as the seventh-safest city in the U.S. with a population of 100,000 or more.
- Rich in History: Home to the renowned Ronald Reagan Presidential Library, a prominent cultural and historical landmark.
- Convenient Location: The 118 Freeway runs through the city, connecting residents to the 23 and 101 Freeways to the west, and the 405 and 5 Freeways to the east. Plus, Simi Valley is just 23 miles from Malibu, 53 miles from Santa Barbara, 54 miles from Los Angeles, and 132 miles from Palm Springs!
Education and Community
Simi Valley boasts exceptional public, private, and magnet schools, making it an ideal location for families. The Simi Valley Chamber of Commerce is a hub of information for local businesses and events. Centrally located, the Simi Valley YMCA and Boys & Girls Club offer youth programs and activities for all ages.
Outdoor Adventures and Recreation
The city is home to a network of parks, hiking, and biking trails, as well as family-friendly activities organized by the Simi Valley Parks and Recreation Department. Popular destinations include:
- Lemon Park, featuring barbecues, a softball diamond, tennis and pickleball courts, bocce ball, fitness equipment, and a water play area.
- Corriganville Regional Park, a historic filming location with scenic trails, once home to the Corriganville Movie Ranch and the set of Fort Apache.
Shopping, Dining, and Entertainment
The Simi Town Center, an open-air mall, offers a mix of major retailers like Macy’s, boutique shops, and a variety of dining options. For a unique experience, the Studio Movie Grill combines movies and dining under one roof. The Simi Valley Cultural Arts Center also provides year-round entertainment and community engagement opportunities.
Golf Courses and Nearby Attractions
Simi Valley features several golf courses, including Wood Ranch Golf Club, Simi Hills Golf Course, and Tierra Rejada Golf Club. Nearby, Rustic Canyon Golf Course in Moorpark is also a favorite.
A City of Film and Legacy
Simi Valley has a rich history as a filming location. Highlights include:
- Corriganville Regional Park, where TV classics like Mackenzie’s Raiders were filmed.
- Big Sky Ranch, famously known for Little House on the Prairie.
- Roxbury Street, where Poltergeist was filmed.
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