Orcutt Ranch

"Outdoor park & events venue featuring a historic adobe home & manicured gardens."

Orcutt Ranch Horticultural Center is a Los Angeles Department of Recreation and Parks venue in West Hills, offering 24 acres of gardens and a historic Spanish Colonial Revival residence for weddings and special events. The property features heritage oak trees (including a 700-year-old oak estimated at over 33 feet in circumference), wandering garden paths, formal flower beds, a citrus orchard, a courtyard, gazebo, and a guest house with two separate dressing rooms for the bridal party. The estate was originally purchased by William Warren Orcutt in 1917, and the residence was completed in approximately 1926 with Spanish Colonial Revival and Mission Revival architecture, glazed tiles from Mexico, and carved mahogany and walnut from the Philippines. Located at 23600 Roscoe Boulevard in West Hills, in the west San Fernando Valley, accessible from both the 118/Simi Valley and 134/Ventura Freeways. Reviewers describe the setting as a quiet spot outside Los Angeles with beautiful gardens, and note that the outdoor space works well for ceremonies, receptions, and photography; one guest highlighted an outdoor chapel for the ceremony, tented dinner tables, and a gazebo for the couple.