I've parked my car here several times and I have picked up people that have parked here as well,…read morenever had any problems. My car or those of my friends have been untouched. There is always ample parking.

Loomis library is separate from Placer county libraries…read more Love this library: Clean Friendly staff Has summer reading w books as a prize Cheap used baby/ kids books for $0.25 (unless marked) Has a free food pantry Has a seed library Has a community room Has puzzles, coloring, legos for kids/ toddlers to play with Has activities for adults to do while waiting for kids Has padded play area for babies Has board games & puzzles to check out Clean bathroom w changing table Has a cool UC master gardeners garden. I've been to their Japanese festival which is usually in June (?) & love hearing the Ume_ taiko group play. Did their tie dye event too which was fun. A bit far for us (20min) or we'd come more often

This year I learned about seed libraries!…read more Found out online that this location has a seed library (the only one I've found in Placer County) so I stopped by this week. But before making the drive out here, I decided to call and verify that they did have one. The person who answered the phone (I think her name was Dorothy) was very friendly and upbeat. She said that yes, they do have a seed library and that it was right next to the front desk. It was my first experience ever with a seed library so it was quite interesting. Basically the library gives away free seeds! At this location, they have these little drawers with labeled packets of seeds and you just write in the binder which seed packets you're taking (limit 5). They also have nice little color brochures with a planting calendar for Placer County. Took my 5 little packets home and was feeling pretty excited. I just got 5 free packets of seeds! :) Got home and decided to start some bell pepper seeds. Opened the packet that was labeled "California Wonder Sweet Peppers" and was startled to find little black seeds inside. While I'm no master gardener, I do know what bell pepper seeds look like and these definitely were not it. I compared them to my broccoli and cabbage seeds, that looked slightly similar, but these black seeds were of a different size. Figured somehow they had just gotten mislabeled and it might be an adventure to plant these mystery seeds and see what plant pops up. :P Decided to start some eggplant seeds so I opened the second packet labeled "Long purple eggplant." Inside the packet consisted of 5 seeds--2 black, 3 cream/yellow. What the?! The cream/yellow ones could pass for eggplant seeds (or even possibly bell pepper seeds) but they were definitely not little black seeds like the two inside this packet. And why would ONE variety consist of two different types of seeds? I then realized the seed library would probably not be the best place to get accurately-labeled seeds. You might want a bell pepper plant and end up getting a basil plant instead. But hey, it's free, right? Another thing that concerned me was that on their website, they suggest that you plant the seeds and then save some seeds and return them to the library. In my experience, there's a lot of cross pollination that goes on with plants so you can't really save seeds from your plant and expect it to be the exact same variety. *shrug* Maybe their seeds somehow don't get cross-pollinated or something? But anyways, it was a fun experience to see a Placer County seed library. We'll see if anything grows from the seeds!

Do not park any vehicles here! I have had 2 RVs parked here and each had the catalytic converter…read morestolen. First was before " new" cameras second was after. No security is provided at this facility.

They are so friendly and helpful here. Safe place to keep my trailer and you can't beat the price…read more I will be a long time customer!

If you have lived in Roseville long enough, you remember when the Galleria didn't exist…read more It was built in 2000 and it instantly changed the shopping dynamic in the Greater Sacramento area. Once the Galleria opened up, people no longer wanted to just go shopping, they wanted to go shopping at The Galleria. Anything less and you weren't shopping at the best place possible in the area. Weekends, Black Friday shopping, Day after Christmas shopping, all were taken to the next level when the Galleria opened up. Nobody can ever forget when the Galleria was hit by a terrible fire in 2010 and was forced to be closed for repairs for about a year. I personally love the Galleria because they always have just about anything and everything to fulfill my shopping needs. It's also home to some of the best restaurants in the area, from the food court to the restaurants on the outer edges-so many food options. I think it's safe to say I've done my Christmas shopping at the Galleria just about every year since they opened in 2000. The Galleria is a true sense of pride for the citizens of Roseville and I couldn't imagine what it would be like if the Galleria ever went away. So if you ever are in the Roseville area and have a need to go shopping or maybe just window shop-don't hesitate to stop by the Galleria at Roseville. I'm sure a good time will be had.

There is a lot to do at the Galleria and I love the fact that they have good food options in…read moreaddition to a wide variety of stores and activities. Round1 arcade (1st floor) and Century theaters (2nd floor) are solid choices for killing time. Food-wise, the food court is on the second level and includes Shake Shack, McDonald's, and a lot of other choices including Italian and Thai. In addition to chairs for weary shoppers to rest scattered throughout the mall, there are also some high tops, which is nice if you grab a quick bite like a pretzel or Jamba Juice and want to chill while you eat. There is a huge parking lot around the mall as well as a parking garage near Round 1 and Century. There is also an outdoor kids' play area with shade near Crate and Barrel and Tiffany. Recent additions have included Blue Bottle coffee and Knee Deep Brewing is expected to open this year. The Galleria is expansive so be prepared for a workout unless you plan to stick to 1 store. Sign up for their emails or you can follow them on Facebook or Instagram for special events or sales. Thanks!

Wonderful library. It has beautiful architecture and a great working environment. Lots of natural…read moresunlight and a great hours of business. Tired of spending $7 on a coffee to get work done at a coffee shop? Go to the Roseville Library instead!

This library has to be one of the worst I've been to in over 30 years. Not only are their sketchy…read morepeople hanging out outside and in the parking lot, the inside is SO much worse! The stench from the unwashed homeless people was unbearable! Filth on the tables and floors. Truly the absolute worst! Loud voices going back and forth with zero respect to people trying to study. I will never, ever be back at this library. Absolutely disgusting. Security guard there does nothing to stop the homeless from acting up. He just sits there offers no help what so ever. It should just be given to the homeless since it's basically a homeless shelter.

The Loomis Train Depot is adorably decorated for Christmas. The Loomis Family Christmas Tree and…read morefestive Xmas themed photo cutouts of Santa Claus, elves, reindeer, and gingerbread people make for merry and bright holiday pictures. Tip: If you are at the counter of Taylors diner when a train whistles, you can get a free Kids Cone of soft serve ice cream.

Railroad history is a vibrant part of Placer County and the surrounding gold country towns. I grew…read moreup in Auburn, which has train tracks running all throughout it. I spent a lot of my childhood at my Grandma's house in Loomis, scurrying to the top of the playset to watch as trains flew past. I loved falling asleep to the gentle sounds of steel wheels hitting train tracks as a kid, and now that I live in midtown Sacramento, I still get to hear it, and it makes me happy. I'll stop being a Sheldon Cooper, and get on with it. Although trains have not stopped here for many years, the Loomis Train Depot has recently been restored to its former glory as a historical point of interest train station in the heart of the town of Loomis. You can't miss it. Just follow Horseshoe Bar Road from the Loomis exit off of I-80, past Taylor Road, until it dead ends at Blue Anchor Park, behind Taylor's, where you should also stop for a Golden Eagle Shake. GO DOHS! It is currently the site of town hall meetings, and inside you'll find a gavel and courtroom style chair set up along with a small train museum for enthusiasts. It's also an awesome venue for a small party or in this month's case, a bridal shower. There are plenty of chairs, tables, and a kitchen complete with sink, trash cans, microwave and fridge. I liked this location as a venue so much that I have my eye on it for the future. Folks wanting to reserve this space should contact that business number listed, or check out the facebook page at https://www.facebook.com/Loomis-Train-Depot-130172910379866/.

I have stored my trailer here for 10 years. Linda the on-site manager is very helpful and we love…read morethat the location is only about a mile to highway 50. It is also a really nice location to go back and forth to South Lake Tahoe and it is below the snow line.

I've stored my 5th wheel at Gold Nugget for the past two years. I love the conveience, it's close…read moreto highway 50. The spaces are paved and clean. They have a security gate and cameras.

Limited experience today: - ice cream social MYO sundae- ice…read morecream w 3 toppings. ofc my toddler loved it - got lib card - bought some kids bks from the book store inside. Organized by categories (science, picture bks, etc). Got 10 bks for $5 for my kiddo. Love that they accept venmo bc I never have cash! - loved the free books of books not good enough to be sold Their kids library area looked rly cute. Didn't have time to explore. Overall seemed nice. We don't live in Lincoln so probably won't come too often.

The Lincoln Public Library collection is vast and offers something for everyone. The staff is…read moreknowledgeable, friendly and professional. The partnership with WPUSD is exceptional. FOLL (Friends of the Lincoln Public Library) maintains a variety of books, DVDs, and CDs in their bookstore Secondhand Prose for sale plus 2 LARGE sales in June and November.

Inside the Civic Center on the first floor behind security is the Passport office. You enter the…read morewaiting room with chairs hugging the walls and to your right behind glass are the employees and further right is the picture area. As of this writing there are still covid dots on the floor and there are masks and hand sanitizer available if needed. Considering the service is mostly by appointment there are not a lot of people to contend with at any given time. This is a shout out to Regina and the other ladies at the Passport office. We went in for a passport photo and to have the passport application processed. We had all our ducks in a row so to speak (paperwork done check, two separate payments check, ready for photo check, didn't sign docs ahead of time check) Upon entry we were greeted, they obtained our confirmation of our having necessary materials, they told us when they could help us etc. Regina checked everything, took the photos, and collected payments. The service was prompt and pleasant. We were in and out in a reasonable time

welcoming and well cared for. Everything is clean and in order, which makes the space stand out…read moreeven more. What really caught my attention were the designs and the pictures on the wall. They bring the building to life in such a unique way. I've always loved art, and seeing it displayed there makes the place not only functional but also inspiring. It's very nice to be in a space where creativity and community come together.