Malibu Creek State Park offers a lifetime's worth of outdoor recreational activities you can enjoy year-round. Located 25 miles outside downtown LA, the park runs along Malibu Creek and ends in the stunning Malibu Lagoon. It offers 15 miles of trails that are perfect for hiking, biking, running, horseback riding, and fishing. Take in the spectacular views of Malibu Canyon, the Pacific Ocean, and the Las Virgenes Valley. The park and its chaparral slopes are also home to an incredible array of biodiversity, making it popular with birdwatchers.

The Commons at Calabasas offers world-class shopping, entertainment, and dining options close to home. The shopping center and town square feature elegant Mediterranean design, manicured landscaping, and abundant fountains. The Commons is an incredible place to shop or just spend an afternoon hanging out with friends and family. The Commons draws in visitors from many of Los Angeles' most affluent suburbs, and the offerings reflect the shopping center's high-end clientele. Thanks in part to this, it also offers a safe environment for individuals of all ages to enjoy.

Malibu Hindu Temple is one of the world's largest Hindu temples and the largest in the entire Western hemisphere. It's located right here in Calabasas and is a majestic local landmark and monument to the open and welcoming nature of the Calabasas community. Construction started in 1981, and since then, it has become a popular destination for the region's large and growing Hindu community. The temple is dedicated to the god Venkateswara, whose priests live on the temple grounds. The temple is also popular with tourists looking to explore the building's monumental South Asian construction. The Hindu Temple Society of Southern California, which owns and operates the temple, keeps it open to the public. It hosts many festivals and activities year-round, including a wide range of Indian cultural events.