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Gardens of the World - Thousand Oaks (CA)

Address: 🏡 2001 Thousand Oaks Blvd, Thousand Oaks, CA 91362

Phone : +1 (805) 557-1135

Place GG: https://www.google.com/maps/place/?q=place_id:ChIJib8-WDcl6IARu53zfnmzlRc

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Frequently asked questions

Where is Gardens of the World 🏡?
It is located at 2001 Thousand Oaks Blvd, Thousand Oaks, CA 91362
What is the phone number of Gardens of the World 📱?
(805) 557-1135
What Clients Are Saying about Gardens of the World (on GG)

5 /5 Renee Gray: Free! Beautiful gardens, mahogany and teak pagoda, pathways, pergola, fountains and bandstand. Spacious picnic areas and clean bathrooms. Wheelchair accessible throughout. Our docent Jim was well versed in the history and flora. Lovely day in early November. No pets. This is a privately owned garden made possible by the Hogan family. Redwood trees, Cedar, Cypress, Oak, Olive, Ash, Magnolia, and so much more.

5 /5 Amanda Maloney: Was looking for fountains and found this hidden gem in Thousand Oaks. Went on a Thursday, 1 hour before closing. Lovely day and weather to enjoy spring in the themed gardens. Italian, French, Spanish, Japanese, and English gardens with flowers, statues, and fountains. The dominant fountain is the Italian Chain Fountain. However, I really enjoyed the Japanese Garden with its koi fish pond and themed lanterns lighting the path. Parking is through the gate, up the driveway and around the back. Little slice of green heaven in TO.

5 /5 Jimbo G: We took our teenage granddaughter here and she loved it as much as we did. We opted for just walking around at our own pace and lingered at the spots which were the most interesting to us. We most liked the English Rise Garden, the Koi in the Japanese Garden and the California Mission Courtyard but the Italian/Roman and the French Gardens were also interesting. It was well worth a visit in late October and we will probably be back again to see it in the Spring.

5 /5 A M: What a lovely set of gardens! Wandered through on a weekday, and enjoyed everything blooming. Docent staff was polite and unobtrusive.

5 /5 Mono Kitai: Such a beautiful well maintained garden. I loved the paintings of all the missions and we were stopped by some of the workers and given a brochure about the park with information on each beautiful area and they gave us some food to feed the koi
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