Car Rental Woodland Hills

Parking in Woodland Hills

• Don Pio & Costanso (Lot 75) (91364) has 28 parking spaces and is close to Woodland Hills Recreation Center, Warner Park and Ventura Freeway.
• Warner Gateway (91367) offers 700 parking spaces and is located centrally in Woodland Hills on Burbank Boulevard.
• The Amazon Shopping Mall (91367) offers parking its customers all day every day on Topanga Canyon Boulevard.

Key roads in Woodland Hills

• US Route 101 (US 101) is a famous road running down the west coast of the US, also known as El Camino Real. It cuts through Woodland Hills, leading to Universal Studios Hollywood in the east and Thousand Oaks to the west.
• California State Route 27 (CA-27), also known as Topanga Canyon Boulevard, is a state highway connecting the Pacific Coast Highway (California State Route 1) to the Ronald Regan Freeway, running through Woodland Hills.
• Interstate 405 (I-405) can be accessed easily from Woodland Hills via CA-27 and leads south to Los Angeles.

How to get from Woodland Hills to Santa Monica

It takes just over half an hour to drive the 19 miles from Woodland Hills to Santa Monica.

1. Head out of town on the Topanga Canyon Boulevard.
2. Stay on Route 27 until you hit the Pacific Coast Highway CA-1.
3. Follow this road into Santa Monica.

How to get from Woodland Hills to Malibu Beach

Malibu Beach is just a half-hour drive, and 24 miles from Woodland Hills. Take US 101 N, then CA-1 N to Winding Way in Malibu.

Where to stay in Woodland Hills

Warner Center Marriott

21850 W Oxnard Street, 91367

This upscale three-star hotel is where you’ll find our Hertz pick-up location. With refined rooms and spacious suites with mountain views, it also offers an on-site restaurant, gym and two pools for relaxing on hot California days.

The Anza

23627 Calabasas Road, Calabasas, CA 91302

A short drive from Woodland Hills in Calabasas, you’ll find this sleek, pet-friendly three-star hotel with cozy bistro, fitness center and heated outdoor pool complete with private cabanas. Nestled in the Santa Monica Mountains, you’ll also be just 15 minutes from some of the area’s best beaches.

818 Hotel & Pool

20157 Ventura Boulevard, 91364

This relaxed, boutique two-star hotel enjoys a convenient location just off US 101. Rooms are modern and understated, the breakfast is hearty and free, and the outdoor pool and hot tub are just the thing for unwinding after a day of exploring.

Best restaurants in Woodland Hills

The Local Peasant

22901 Ventura Boulevard, 91364

At this lively and modern spot, you can expect industrial-chic decor, and a menu brimming with refined favorites. Think crispy fish tacos served with pineapple salsa and chipotle aioli, or stacked sandwiches with portobello mushrooms and herby pesto.

H.O.M Italian Eatery

21136 Ventura Boulevard, 91364

This sophisticated spot is known for its Californian twists on authentic pizza. Everything is homemade, from the pasta to the pizza dough, with a real focus on fresh, local ingredients. Don’t miss the “Specktacular” pizza, which features smoked prosciutto and honey.

Urban Plates

21857 Ventura Boulevard, 91364

On the hunt for casual and satisfying fare? Look no further than Urban Plates, which focuses on making its food as healthy and nourishing as possible without sacrificing flavor. Don’t miss the colorful salads, made with local beets and roasted tomatoes.

Best attractions in Woodland Hills

Warner Center Park

5800 Topanga Canyon Boulevard, 91367

Warner Center Park is a peaceful place to relax and spend warm afternoons in Woodland Hills. This open green space is home to a picnic area, children’s playground and bandshell, which regularly hosts outdoor concerts and performances.

Upper Las Virgenes Canyon Open Space Preserve

Western end of Victory Boulevard, 91367

Just under a 10-minute drive from the Woodland Hills neighborhood, you’ll find this vast nature preserve in the Simi Hills. Spanning over 5,500 acres, it’s the perfect place for long hikes, horse rides or mountain biking. The diverse natural habitats here protect endangered species such as the Californian Red-legged Frog and the San Fernando Valley Spineflower.

Old Trapper’s Lodge

7100 El Rancho Dr, 91367

Dating back to 1951, this display of folk art is a California Historic Landmark. It showcases the life work of John Ehn, who wished to pass on an authentic sense of the “old west” by talking about his personal experiences, telling tall tales sharing myths.