Conejo Valley

Pilates & Fitness in the Conejo Valley

Our curated guide to Pilates and fitness studios across the Conejo Valley, from reformer Pilates to boutique small-group training, covering Westlake Village, Thousand Oaks, Agoura Hills and Oak Park. 6 businesses have made the list so far. Try an intro class or private session first, ask about instructor certifications and class sizes, and check the cancellation policy before buying a package.

Hot yoga, Pilates & barre

The Foundry Thousand Oaks

Newbury Park

Google 5.0 (361 reviews)

A locally owned hot yoga and fitness studio offering hot yoga, Pilates, barre and HIIT, from the 26&2 Bikram sequence to heated Hot Sculpt classes with weights. Unlimited memberships and intro offers are available.

Hot yoga & Pilates

Agoura Hot Yoga

Agoura Hills

Google 4.9 (111 reviews)

A Kanan Road studio offering hot yoga, Pilates classes and private training. Newcomers can start with an introductory offer of unlimited classes.

Reformer Pilates, tone & yoga

FS8 Thousand Oaks

Thousand Oaks

Google 4.9 (66 reviews)

A Thousand Oaks studio mixing reformer Pilates, Tone and Yoga in low-impact, full-body group classes led by certified trainers. New clients can start with a three-class intro offer.

Gym (24/7)

Anytime Fitness Oak Park

Oak Park

Google 4.9 (48 reviews)

Oak Park’s 24/7 neighborhood gym, with cardio and strength equipment, personal training and coaching. Members get personalized plans and access around the clock.

Reformer Pilates

YA FIT Pilates

Agoura Hills

Google 5.0 (44 reviews)

A Kanan Road reformer Pilates studio offering fully guided, full-body classes built around tone, strength, posture and control. New members start with an intro offer, and private sessions and teacher training are available.

Pilates / boutique fitness

Daily Breath Pilates

Westlake Village

Google 5.0 (16 reviews)

An owner-led reformer studio on Lakeview Canyon Road offering small group and private sessions. Members praise attentive, knowledgeable instructors and immaculate equipment.

Good to know

Pilates & Fitness: frequently asked questions

What is the difference between reformer and mat Pilates?

Mat Pilates uses body weight on the floor; reformer Pilates uses a spring-loaded machine that adds adjustable resistance and support. Many studios suggest a private or intro session before joining reformer group classes.

What should I ask before buying a class package?

Ask about class sizes, instructor training, intro offers, how far ahead you can book, and the cancellation and expiration policy for packages.

How does Conejo Insider choose which Pilates and fitness studios to include?

Listings are hand-selected. We look for a strong, consistent record of reviews on established third-party platforms and confirm basic contact details before a business appears. Paid plans can raise where a listing appears on a page, but they don’t buy a place in the guide.

Where do the ratings on this page come from?

Each rating is shown as published on the named third-party site, such as Yelp, Google, Houzz, WeddingWire or RealSelf, with the review count and a link to the source. Ratings change over time, so check the source for the latest.

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