The Oaks of Calabasas is a serene neighborhood characterized by tranquil streets and a peaceful atmosphere. The area features predominantly single detached homes built mostly after 2000, offering spacious three-bedroom and larger residences. Commuting by bicycle is convenient thanks to accessible infrastructure that supports smooth travel throughout the neighborhood. While daily errands typically require a vehicle, parking within the community is straightforward and hassle-free. Although green spaces are not located within the neighborhood itself, several well-distributed parks are easily reachable in surrounding areas. This balance of calm living and practical convenience makes The Oaks of Calabasas a comfortable and appealing residential choice.
The character of The Oaks of Calabasas is exemplified by its slower-paced environment. Although this neighborhood does not contain any green spaces, parks are especially well-distributed in nearby neighborhoods, which makes it very easy to access them. This part of Calabasas is very quiet overall, as there tend to be low levels of noise from traffic.
Parks, schools, dining, and what makes this neighborhood special
Exclusively accessible to residents, The Oaks Private Park features expansive green lawns, scenic walking paths, shaded picnic areas, and playgrounds, making it a central gathering spot for families and community events within the gated neighborhood.
Serving the families of The Oaks, Bay Laurel Elementary is a top-rated Las Virgenes Unified School District institution conveniently located on Liberty Bell Road, renowned for its strong academic programs and vibrant community involvement.
Located just outside The Oaks’ gates, the Commons at Calabasas on Calabasas Road features a curated selection of upscale restaurants like Marmalade Café and King’s Fish House, perfect for family dinners or casual brunches close to home.
Situated on the corner of Parkway Calabasas and Calabasas Road, Gelson’s Market is a favorite upscale grocery store for Oaks residents, offering premium produce, gourmet foods, and convenient shopping just minutes from the neighborhood.
The neighborhood provides direct access to scenic hiking and biking trails that wind through the Santa Monica Mountains, with nearby trailheads along Parkway Calabasas enabling residents to enjoy outdoor recreation right from their front door.
Things to do, events, and what's happening this month
Families in The Oaks can enjoy a convenient weekly outing at The Commons, with free-style entertainment designed for children. The October lineup includes a reptiles and bugs show, Halloween magic, live music, and marionettes, making it an easy after-school activity close to home.
View event details →This recurring Saturday market is one of the closest regular community activities for Oaks residents. Pick up seasonal produce, prepared foods, baked goods, and artisan items while enjoying a relaxed Old Town Calabasas morning that works well for families, errands, or a casual weekend breakfast.
View event details →This signature Calabasas fall celebration is especially convenient for local families, offering inflatable rides, live entertainment, character encounters, games, car displays, and bug and reptile shows. It provides a full day of seasonal fun just minutes from The Oaks, with advance admission discounts available.
View event details →A short drive from The Oaks, this community harvest festival combines local history with family entertainment. Residents can browse artisan vendors, hear live music, enjoy food trucks, tour the historic adobe, and bring children for pony rides, a petting zoo, and Western-era activities.
View event details →For residents seeking a nearby evening concert, The Canyon in Agoura Hills offers a convenient live-music option without heading into Los Angeles. Orianthi’s October 30 performance is a strong choice for a date night or adults’ night out, with opening sets also scheduled.
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Local characteristics and demographics for The Oaks of Calabasas
