Lions Park in Placerville, CA, is quite a gem. She's a beaut! The park was dedicated in 1968 by the…read morePlacerville Lion's Club. 24 acre park with two tennis courts, four pickle ball courts, two softball fields, frisbee disc golf course, children's play area, restroom, walking trail, and picnic tables and bbqs. The courts are locked though. City residents can purchase a key from the City's Parks and Recreation Office to access the courts. The park was extremely clean and well maintained. On my weekend visit, I was surprised to see a groundskeeper working on a weekend afternoon. He was no slacker. No wonder this place was so neat and tidy.

Great park. We came…read morefor a really good friend's baby shower. It's $50 to rent to the gazebo great price. Tennis court Park Baseball field Frisbee golf Two bathrooms Charcoal bbq ((should be scraped down once a month or something)) Lots of shaded area to sit. Pretty far out but great park Lots of parking available for your group

This park is in downtown Placerville, CA. It's one of the prettiest neighborhood parks that I've…read moreever seen. Gorgeous aspen (or pine, one of those) trees surround the park. In its four acres is a lighted little league baseball field (home to the Hangtown League) complete with an electronic scoreboard and snack shack, play ground, picnic tables with bbq pits, and restrooms. The park is on Clark Street which is a narrow neighborhood gravel road. Drive cautiously because the street turns into hybrid part parking lot and street. On game days, the parking lot fills up quickly. When that happens, parking on Clark Street is scarce and the best bet is to park on Pacific Street and hike in. There are some handicapped parking spots located at the far end of the parking lot behind the little snack shack. From that end, there is a walking ramp that leads to all areas of the park including the walking path around the back field. So if you have folks in your group that would benefit from using the ADA ramps, it's best to unload from back there. Besides that access point, there are stairs, with hand rails, in the front parking lot. The parking lot has only one entrance and exit point. A big shout out to the Placerville Rotary Club for creating this park and helping to maintain it. Great community partnership.

Folsom Kids Play Park is a huge playground with lots of opportunities for adventures for all ages…read more This park has web-like rope ladders, giant tires jutting from the ground, and a rubber bridge! Commonly referred to as Castle Park, inspired by its wooden, fortress-like playground appearance. This park has two large castle wood play structures. and a small enclosed sandbox play area. Note: Bathrooms are across the street near Cohn Park. Watch out for splinters !!!! (And spiders during the summer)

With the park opening up after construction we had to come check it out! This is one of our…read morefavorite parks in Folsom and it continues to be. The new construction reminds me of the older one but it's a lot safer now. Some things to keep in mind is there is not a lot of shade. There is a gazebo with 4 picnic benches in the shade but other than that there are no sunshades. Also, when the temperature is hot outside the play structure gets very hot.

Snaps for this new park!…read more My kids and I are always on the hunt for new parks and this one recently opened. Yass! Has multiple shaded seated area. Bbqs for public use. Very clean bathrooms. Two playgrounds one for the big kids and one for little kids. A giant spinning wheel that can fit multiple kids. There is a giant swing for kids. Very neat park. Parking can be limited and it can get hottttt! Still fun and recommend!

Its nice and its new but its not all that. Then again, its not me thats playing lol. So what do I…read moreknow. Yes there are some cool new play structures like the long zipline style swing. Theres a BBQ grill area, clean restrooms and a turf like material for the flooring of the park. But you can see the freeway from the park. the parking spots are limited, maybe 10 or less and in regards to safety - Its by a main street with traffic and there is no fencing around the entire park. Its not unsafe at all but its just an FYI. Theres also not much shade and it does get hot out there. Its a great new park and gets busy at times as well.

We came strictly for the park on a Saturday. When we got there there were two different games going…read moreon (lacrosse and baseball). It looked like people were also playing bocce ball? The parking lot is a pretty decent size and so we were still able to get parking. There are two parks, one on each side of the parking lot. Each side has shade coverings which was great. It was about 80 degrees when we were there and the shade allowed us to enjoy being outside. On one side there is a climbing structure and slide. On the water side there was a more advanced climbing structure, swings and a smaller climbing area with the swings. All in all, we definitely enjoyed the park and all it had to offer. It was very clean as well.

One of the best parks and splash pads in El Dorado Hills. There is one side with a somewhat…read morepartially covered playground for the bigger kiddos and on the opposite side of the parking lot (which has plenty of parking) are two more covered playground areas. The two playgrounds for the smaller kiddos is right next to a huge splash pad area. There are restrooms, nice grassy area to sit out on with a couple of trees for a bit a shade, and a large covered picnic area that you can rent out for parties/gatherings.

Great spot to stop along the way to Tahoe to stretch our legs…read more The kids loved panning for gems- they aren't huge, but there's a decent variety and they were happy with their small jar collection There are cave mining tours that we didn't do. I was pleasantly surprised that there were also some short but steep dog friendly trails that we walked around after. Bathrooms on site as well

Low rating due to lack of customer service!!!!…read more This place has been on my bucket list for a long time, and I finally had the opportunity to visit with two of my girlfriends. Unfortunately, the experience was disappointing, not because of the attraction itself, but because of how we were treated. It was an extremely slow day, and we were the only visitors there. The woman at the entrance was rather monotone and seemed almost surprised that we were there. After we paid, she emphasized that we had only 15 minutes in the cave and that if we went over, we would need to have a conversation. Her tone and expression made it difficult to tell whether she was joking, but it certainly didn't make us feel welcome. I understand that businesses have rules, but the way they are communicated matters. We were three adult women who had come to enjoy an experience we'd been looking forward to. We had no intention of causing trouble or damaging anything, so the warning felt unnecessary and off-putting, especially considering we had paid admission. After the self-guided tour, we walked over to the blacksmith area. The woman sitting outside gave us another uncomfortable look, and we weren't even sure whether she was a visitor or part of the staff. We eventually spoke with the blacksmith and expressed interest in watching him work. He explained that he was waiting for a Home Depot delivery and said he'd be back in about 10 minutes. We waited, but he never returned, and no one acknowledged it or offered an explanation. What bothered us most was the overall feeling that our presence was an inconvenience. We were genuinely interested in the history and activities offered at the property, yet we repeatedly felt unwelcome for reasons we couldn't understand. I've visited other gold mines and caves and have never experienced anything quite like this. We weren't expecting special treatment, just basic courtesy and a welcoming atmosphere. It's disappointing to finally visit a place you've looked forward to for so long and leave feeling as though you weren't wanted there. The attraction itself may be worth visiting, but customer service makes a difference. Unfortunately, our experience with the staff took away from what should have been an enjoyable day.

Surprised to spot so many types of birds in such a developed residential area. Many types of water…read morefowl and song birds show themselves along the whole lake and pond. Wonderful dirt and paved walking path surrounding this lake. It connects to a large disc golf park. Lots of benches and some picnic tables. They charge for parking. There are a lot of street parking along the side roads for free, although there is a busy road one must cross.

My grand kids loved the openness and the big rocks and it was very clean. Easy to get to, and a…read moregreat path.

First of all , we were visiting from out of Town and staying at the best western inn in placerville…read more. Our toddler had so much energy and there were zero parks close to us until we found this little gem . It is in the middle of many buildings and I believe it is associated with the church next door( I seen a stair case) so that means no restrooms however plenty of parking and shade . We managed to enjoy the slide and monkey bars . There is some unfortunate writing on the structure . We still appreciated the small location for our toddlers to get some energy out . It got the job done .

Tiny playground with no benches or bathrooms, BUT what a huge blessing it is to have a place to…read morestop and let the children get some energy out! I wouldn't come here unless I had to, but I'm so thankful that it was here when we needed it.

Great, clean park for the whole family. Nice shade trees…read more The covered picnic pavilion is a superb touch which is fantastic for parties. There is even a grill to use. Remember, leave "Fido" at home, because he/she is not welcome :(

This was a great park to take my daughter too. It was clean and decent sized. Great park. So happy…read morethey had a toddler like swing. Also, clean restrooms are a plus.Definitely, a place to come back too.

Sam was the kindest most amazing person I have ever met she was so sweet and helpful that I wish we…read morewere friends, Mel and Jess were also incredible help and so sweet. Incredible people that we need more of.

Wow in this case, the low rating is totally unwarranted! I mean, when was the last time you found…read morechildcare for $15 an hour that included access to basketball court video games movies a snack bar and so much more to keep them entertained!? Kids quest may as well be called godsend for parents because this is just something that does not exist anywhere in my experience as a parent of a four and seven-year-old! The staff was incredibly helpful in getting this oriented to the experience and help the kids. We got signed up really quickly and the kids were in and having a blast in no time which let us head back to the casino to check it out and also explore Apex. The kids told us they had an absolute blast in space and that the counselors were friendly and kind and helpful, and that they couldn't wait to return. Personally, I want to come vacation at Redhawk again just because I know this exists and it means that I could enjoy dinner with my wife or even head out and find something fun to eat or do in Placerville surrounding area because this place is open late! Yes, this is an awesome addition to a hotel property and every hotel should consider, including something like this because by God did we spend some money after we left here. So good!