Moorpark

Moorpark, California is believed to be named after the Moorpark apricot, a fruit that once thrived in the area and reflects the region's rich agricultural heritage. Originally inhabited by the Chumash Indians, Moorpark is nestled approximately five miles west of Simi Valley and is bordered by beautiful state-protected green spaces, offering a serene backdrop for outdoor activities. The city is divided into two areas by the picturesque Arroyo Simi River, enhancing its natural charm. Known for its friendly community, Moorpark exudes a small-town appeal while providing convenient access to the urban amenities of nearby Thousand Oaks and Simi Valley. With a variety of parks, hiking trails, and community events, residents enjoy a vibrant lifestyle that celebrates both nature and neighborly connections.