Chumash Indian Museum
- Cultural museum
- Regional draw
- Thousand Oaks
Chumash Indian Museum interprets the history and continuing culture of Chumash people within the Oakbrook landscape in Thousand Oaks.
Gallery objects, educational programs, and the surrounding environment provide different ways to engage with the site. The photograph shows mortars and pestles in an exhibit, rather than objects available for visitors to handle.
Public museum galleries currently open on weekends, while surrounding trails have a different schedule. Check the latest hours and tour information before arriving, especially for a school or group visit. Respect culturally sensitive areas, remain on permitted routes, and do not assume archaeological places or rock art are open to independent access.
Visitor details reviewed October 18, 2026. Check official visitor information for current access, admission, and operating arrangements. View on OpenStreetMap.
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