Another one of Folsom's great parks for families to spend some time at…read more This park is actually a lot bigger than you may think. The playground is nice and there are bathrooms right there. Normally there are tons of soccer or baseball practices going on. So it's definitely a busy park in Folsom.

This review four stars for the sport fields. They have nice…read morebig sports field and green. For the playground I would probably rate it just ok 3 stars since it's really basic small playground for the kids. But overall is ok. They have three public restrooms, not a very clean one but that's most public restroom I guess. If you come here for the sports field you will really enjoy it.

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.

My fiancé and I decided to take my daughter here one beautiful morning. This park was named after…read moreVeteran Brian Thomas Collins "aka" B.T. Collins(see plaque), he was in special forces in the Vietnam war where he also received his Purple Heart! Just one of many things he was known for! I would definitely recommend visiting this local park the next time your with your littles in Folsom, my 5 year old had a blast on their playground, they have 2 FYI, as well as nice kept lush green grass and picnic tables!

This park has a great disc golf course which is challenging and fun. It's a great place to take…read moreyour dog for a walk and also to run the trails for hill training. Everyone here is vey polite and the park is safe at all hours.

I stopped by this park with my dog while in the Folsom area. I was looking for a dog park that I…read morecould let him run around in without getting too dirty, especially since it's been raining recently. This park is large and looks brand new, the playground supplies are modern and would appeal to many different age groups. There are also covered picnic tables, walking paths, and a small and large fenced in dog park. We parked in the large parking lot and headed straight to the large dog area of the dog park. It has a double gate which helps make sure none of the dogs get loose, and there are benches around the circumference including some covered for some shade. There is also a water station and dog bags and a garbage for waste. The dog park has wood chips all over it and is a bit hilly. The wood chip covering makes it harder to walk around, but does keep things from getting muddy even when it's raining. You'll want to watch your dogs closely because their poop could blend in with the brown chips and you'll want to find and pick it up so no one accidentally steps in it. My dog seemed to tire out faster than usual while we played catch, I think it was harder for him to run on the wood chips as well and I was a bit worried about him getting a splinter or a weird piece that might hurt his paws. Overall this was a very nice park that is well kept and next time I visit I'd like to explore the walking paths in the area.

The park opened up about a week ago. It's a busy place, lots of folks enjoying the park. It's the…read moreonly park south of Highway 50 in Folsom... so heck yes this place is packed as expected. The park has a parking lot, covered pavilion with picnic benches and BBQs, play area with two zip lines, dog park, one basketball court, two tennis courts, two volleyball courts, and a little league baseball field. But I noticed they don't have a lot of trees planted and the ones they do have are a puny. It will take several years for them to mature to provide shade. An important thing to note is that the basketball, tennis, and volleyball courts are by reservation. Reservations can be made online but cost money $$. 2 hours of volleyball cost $70 and 2 hours of tennis is $50 which is ridiculous! Sure folks can use the courts, without paying, until they're bumped out by someone showing up with a reservation. So this may cause some controversy. Plus good luck to you in using the courts. They've been busy nonstop since the park opened and there is no time limit for folks without reservations. They can bunker down all day long. There are no time limit restrictions. The volleyball courts are on astroturf. The baseball field has a caged bullpen right next to the dugouts. The dog park is fenced in with wood chips as ground cover, and separated by small and large dogs. There are ADA complaint paved walking paths around and within the park's perimeter. Along the path are doggie poop bags and recycle & trash cans making it very convenient to not be a litterbug.

Nice place for a baseball tournament! Plenty of shade, permanent restrooms, snack bar, and picnic…read moretables. Nice playground if you have younger kids that are forced to go to their siblings baseball games Very clean, safe and well-kept park. We came from out of town and it would have been very comfortable to stay there all day if necessary! Also, the local Folsom Little league staff that were there at the time were very kind and welcoming to all the teams that traveled from out of town to be there. Also, dogs on leashes are allowed!

Mann Family Park is located in the City of Folsom, California. The park was named after Gary &…read moreCheryl Mann. Both Gary and Cheryl were community activist and deeply involved in the development of the City of Folsom Parks and Recreation youth sports program. From coaching little league baseball and soccer to being "Park & Recreation Commissioner" Gary and Cheryl dedicated their lives making sure that all youths have an opportunity to participate in recreation programs . This park is clean and very well maintained. The park has only one play structure for both young and old to share, a full court basketball court, lighted baseball diamond with bench seating, picnic tables and clean restrooms. I enjoy coming here to kick back and relax before heading home ! Enjoy !

This could be a very nice park but the city of Folsom does not do much maintenance. The grass is…read moretypically very high and, when they do get around to mowing, they leave the grass clippings behind. There are no play structures but there is a basketball court (in need of maintenance), a gazebo and plenty of open grassy area. When they built this place, there was apparently an agreement that prohibited youth sports teams from practicing or playing games here. Consequently, it is a good quiet place to walk the dog or just hang out.

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.

We stopped at Amos P. Catlin park for a little picnic and walk with our dog after picking up food…read morein the area. There's plenty of parking available and the park is really clean and welcoming. They have a nice covered area with picnic tables, a play area, a paved walking path that goes up to the neighboring homes, and a baseball field. They also have a restroom at the park. This was a convenient and fun spot to stop for lunch and a walk and we're so glad we chose to spend some time here.

I parked my car at this park because it was near an access point to Humbug Willow Creek Trail…read more Also, it felt very safe to leave my car for a few hours. There was plenty of parking and the bathroom was relatively clean. It's in a nice neighborhood with friendly people, most walking their dogs. Across the street is a green ravine that has a paved walkway that will take you to the start of the trail. I just loved all the greenery and blue skies. It was a gorgeous view!