Boulevard and Balboa Boulevard, and head south, and then turn east on a bike way. The Sepulveda Basin bike paths are accessible from Granada Hills via Class III path on Woodley Ave. Sepulveda Basin River Recreation Zone The Sepulveda Basin River Recreation Zone extends from above Balboa Blvd to the confluence of Haskell Creek below Burbank Blvd. It is open for recreational non-motorized boating during the summer, with restricted access to some protected wildlife areas along the banks. Other facilities Other recreation facilities within the Sepulveda Dam Recreation Area include: Balboa Sports Complex, with a children's play area, community room, indoor gym; and lighted: baseball diamonds, basketball courts, soccer fields, football field, handball courts, tennis courts, and volleyball courts. Hjelte Sports Center, with softball diamonds. Sepulveda Garden Center, a community garden with 800 garden plots on , and public activity center building. Sherman Oaks Castle Park, with miniature golf, an arcade, and batting cages. Encino Golf Course, Balboa Golf Course, and Woodley Lakes Golf Course (all 18-hole). Apollo XI Field for model airplanes. See also Los Encinos State Historic Park List of parks in Los Angeles References External links Friends of the Sepulveda Basin, organization website Friends of Lake Balboa, organization website SAN FERNANDO VALLEY BIKE ROUTE Dams in Los Angeles County, California Los Angeles River Buildings and structures in the San Fernando Valley United States Army Corps of Engineers dams Parks in the San Fernando Valley Parks in Los Angeles Encino, Los Angeles Lake Balboa, Los Angeles Van Nuys, Los Angeles Dams completed in 1941 1941 establishments in California Geography of the San Fernando Valley Landmarks in Los Angeles 20th century in Los Angeles Moderne architecture in California PWA Moderne architecture in California Venues of the 2028 Summer Olympics Olympic canoeing venues Olympic kayaking venues Olympic equestrian venues Olympic shooting venues