Been going since my kids were young and now i take grandkids when they come to visit.read more

They weren't kidding when they call this place squirrel park!! They're ALL OVER the place!! Kinda…read morecute, kinda scary. My 1 year old was a little hesitant walking up. I am surprised the city hasn't done anything because there are a lot of holes/tunnels you could sprain your ankle in. Not so much in the direct walking areas, but a lot around the borders of the playground or near corners of the structures. Kinda a lot of trash. Candy wrappers, nerf darts etc. Some swings were missing, and a slide was blocked and locked off. So hopefully they'll be updating the park soon. Still gave it 4 stars because we enjoyed ourselves, big park with lots of huge trees. Just wish they'd clean it up a bit. But I think it's worth checking out.

No bathrooms at this park. Here are list of the amenities they have at the dinosaurs park…read more Adult Fitness Barbeque Basketball (2 - 1/2 courts) Bocce Ball Cornhole Jogging Trail Open space Picnic Areas (first come, first served) Playground 2-5 Playground 5-12 Sand Play Shaded Picnic Area (first come, first served) Sprayground Swings

I took my two grandsons here this morning as we are always looking for fun new parks. This one is…read moreset in the middle of a housing development near Franklin and Bilby Road. The playground equipment is well maintained and the park is clean. The spinning equipment and zip-line work smoothly. The playground has a dinosaur theme with pre-historic looking fossils and dino footprints embedded in the concrete. We had a good time. It was lacking restrooms and drinking fountains which is why I didn't give this park a 5 star rating.

This park is so fun. I love the slides. They are really steep. This is one of my favorite…read moreplaygrounds because it has so many things for kids to do... It is by a busy street, so keeping an eye on little ones is a must. There is a low gate but it is not completely enclosed. It is across the steeet from the police station. No parking lot. There is only street parking available. The park has swings, a climbing wall, lots of slides and ladders and more. There is a shaded picnic area and benches throughout the park.

Nice little park in Elk Grove neighborhood off Laguna Springs. It's across from City Hall/Police…read morestation. There's a covers seating area with two tables and a small bbq pit. It has two play areas; one for smaller kids and one for older. The parks for 2-12 year olds.

We absolutely LOVE going for a walk here. We have driven by here many times. One day we were…read morewalking in our neighborhood walk and decided to walk further. We ended up in the Bartholomew Sports Park! When we have driven by in the past, we could see the soccer games going on. We had no idea that it was more than that. This park has soccer, football, baseball, softball, and field hockey! Who knew?!?! It also has tennis courts. It's a forty six acre park!! It also has picnic tables and playgrounds. It has paved walkways for our walks. There's trees that give you a little relief from the sun. There's bathrooms here as well. I have not used it since I live not far from here. Amply parking! It also has a concession building selling snacks and drinks during a league games. It's also a well lit park during the evening games!

This is a great park! I love that there's a beautiful soccer field, many softball fields, a tennis…read morecourt and many other amenities that a sports park can offer. There's parking and a tip is to park under the solar panels. There's plenty of shade all day! The bathrooms are okay. They get the job done. When I went, only 1 out of the 3 soaps were filled and just a heads up, there's no paper towels. The snack bar opened up later in the afternoon by the softball fields when I attended. We were able to set up a nice picnic under shade near the soccer field. Overall, I highly recommend this park. I didn't even get to explore all of it and I cannot wait to come back to do so.

I went here for my first time yesterday. It was a Tuesday in mid-July from 12:30 to 2:30 p.m…read more When I arrived, there was a long line waiting to get in. I think it's because you have to stop and pay at the front desk so that created a bit of a bottleneck. Let's start with the things that I liked. 1. There are a lot of bathrooms so you don't have to wait. 2. The lifeguards are very on top of things and I even saw someone get rescued while I was there. 3. There are shade sails, providing shade over the chairs. 4. There are four different pool areas to choose from. 5. They play music out loud (but you can't hear it on the small kiddo side over all the screaming). Now here are the things I think they can improve on. 1. Plant some trees so that you have some natural shade over the grass. There are not enough chairs in the shade for everyone. 2. Offer some vegan options in the café area. 3. Let people use parasols. I don't want skin cancer so I use a parasol every time I'm in the sun and they would not let me hold my parasol in the pool areas. I thought it was a little too loud and all the kids splash water at you which I don't like either, but that's to be expected. I mean, I'm going to a place designed for children so there's nothing I can do about that. It really is a very fun place for children if your kiddos don't get overstimulated in loud and crowded spaces. There are two diving boards at different heights, an obstacle course for older kids, and waterslides for most ages (there's a height requirement).

This is a nice community park offering a lot to members of the community! I attended this park…read morebecause my husband had a softball tournament here. There was plenty of parking. Lookout parking near the fields though. You can possibly have a ball hit your car. There's warning signs displayed by these areas and common sense will help too. There's a beautiful soccer field and parking near that too. This parking has an awning and provides shade. There's also bathrooms and what I Iove is that there is an AED machine right outside of the bathrooms in case of an emergency. Check out this beautiful park. It's a great place for a walk and to be in nature.

Elizabeth Pinkerton Park is roughly 4.5 Acres . It is located in the Cosumnes Community Service…read moreDistrict In the City Of Elk Grove California. Named after Elizabeth Pinkerton who is nationally recognized for her innovative and creative thinking. Built in 2008 this park offers a large playground with swings for the kids, a half basketball court, a covered structure gazebo with BBQ, open play area, and is also connected to walking trails on either side of the park . The only issues that I found were : location of the park was next to a busy intersection ! And parking was limited to street parking only. But over-all this is a lovely community park that offers it neighbors a safe and clean place for the kids to play, and for active adults with their miles of hiking trial. I will definitely be back in warmer weather to take advantage of their walking trials. A park that offers amenities for children and adults deserves a solid "3 Stars !"

Cute park. Has a great walking trail. Beautiful well kept up grass. The slide is a bit wore down,…read moreand the homeless sometime hang out, but other than that it's wonderful.

This park is very spacious. I happen to personally know that this location is a nice spot to play…read morePokemon Go as well. Gotta catch em all!

Found yet another incredible, very charming park in EG!! This and oasis park are my 2 favorite…read more parks so far in the u.s . A secretly hidden, relaxing, beautiful, ultra pleasant park. Comes very very close to representing what Seoul parks were like - tons of shade, well maintained , had water (in form of a water fountain for this park), had a few paths, exercise stations, flowers. It's hard to find this one simply by driving. Much easier by foot. It's behind a Del Webb center and pool and tennis court, as well as behind some folks' houses. It's extremely peaceful and even romantic. Came here on a weekend daytime.

Beautiful park to walk around. They maintain fields of grass that can be used for volleyball or…read morepicnicing or Spikeball. There are picnic benches scattered everywhere. There's bathrooms and a water refill station by the covered picnic benches area.