Granite Park is a small children's park located between Mormon, Sibley, Reading, and Natoma in Historic Folsom at 1005 Mormon Street. It is located behind the Bridge Church and across from the historic St. John's cemetery. According to Google, it's called "Granite Mini Park," but the official signs at the park say "Granite Park."
Dear Yelp moderators: Please note that this is not a review for Granite Regional Park in Sacramento. This is a completely different, separate, and unrelated children's park in Historic Folsom.
Granite Park features a smallish size playground area with swings, tennis courts, picnic tables, and a grass area big enough to run around in. Dogs are allowed in the park, and waste bags/receptacles are available. Most of the park is shaded by old oak trees.
This park doesn't seem to be as popular as other kid's parks in the area, which is probably mostly due to location. Its presence right behind the church makes it seem like it is part of the church or church school, but it is, in fact, a public park.
My favorite thing about this park is that it is set right in the middle of so many steep hills. When my daughter was a toddler, my best friend and I used to get some serious exercise in by pushing our kids up and down the hills in their huge strollers before and after play time.
Overall, this is a good spot for small groups who are not looking for much more than a play structure and some space to get some wiggles out. read more