Southbank Park

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2600 Woodside Pl

Oxnard, CA 93036

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Southbank Park in Oxnard, CA, offers a peaceful retreat for locals and visitors alike. Nestled along the banks of the Santa Clara River, this park provides a scenic setting for picnics, leisurely strolls, and outdoor activities.

With its lush greenery, playgrounds, and open spaces, Southbank Park is a popular spot for families and individuals looking to unwind and connect with nature. The park's serene atmosphere and riverfront views make it a charming destination for relaxation and recreation.

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4.56 reviews

Gabrielle C.

12/5/2023

Southbank Park captivates with its breathtaking beauty, making it a must-visit for nature enthusiasts. As an avid trail runner, I find the park's allure irresistible throughout the year, and...

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Erica G.

1/15/2023

It's a great place to take a walk. No picnic tables or public restroom though. I don't think it would be a great place for a picnic or party because of this. I do however love walking there...

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Nora R.

11/23/2017

One of the cleanest parks we found in the Oxnard area. Wish there were tables and benches for eating at, but it was still way nicer than the other parks we drove by in the city.

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Kyle B.

11/25/2012

Great park for small ones. 2+ Very clean. Lots of grass and benches. Good walking trail. Basically, everything you'd want in a park. The only thing that's missing is a bbq area, but still a...

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R. O.

5/30/2015

Solid three star park for kids. Lots of lawn, trees, garbage cans, tall white lamps and green metal benches. Nice Large playground area for different groups of people, with a border around...

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