Cool little park for little and older kids. There's a train playground set and skate park. Has…read morethree covered bench tables, bathrooms, plenty of parking, shade and places to sit.

This is an okay park....the shade is minimal. You need to be in the pavilion for good shade, but…read morethat is far from the splash pad. They have three tables with umbrellas which helps. The splash pad is small but pretty fun. It's close to bathrooms which is great. The playground is very small. I would say this park is great for toddlers and maybe preschoolers. If you have kids older than four, it's not that fun. The skate park could actually be fun for young elementary kids if you get there early enough before the bigger kids.

Fantastic skatepark ! Large, with great features, lots of variety, fun for all!…read more The surfaces are nice and smooth, not much graffiti, everyone seemed pretty nice. It's big enough so that if one area is crowded, you can just roll to another area and have it all to yourself ! Plenty of parking, but nasty porta potties. This place would be stellar if it had bathrooms and a little more water pressure in the drinking fountain. One thing I do like is that the entrance makes it difficult for bikes to come in, so no bikes really going in there. I will go here every time I am in Sac!

Goated. This park is goated. Its really big and goated for sure. Lots of cool stuff in here and…read moregaoted.

Love this skatepark!! My son attended skate camp here and now he wants to drop in all the time :)read more

Glad I looked them up and called before catching an Uber because they are CLOSED due to Covid-19…read more My daughter is a skateboard fanatic & wanted to go. Maybe next trip.

Awesome indoor skate facility. This place has a huge wooden bowl and a teeny tiny mini ramp. The…read morelocals skate this place like pros...and it's tricky getting a turn to drop in when it's full. My 10-year-old son and I were there for a private party and he had a blast. When skating Idlewild in Reno a few days later, he referred to the bowl as a baby bowl! :)

what a fun spot!! y'all need to check this place out, even if you're not a skater, it's such a rad…read moreplace you can sit and watch some really good skaters shred at a rad indoor facility. don't be a wussy, go check this place out, you'll be glad you did!

Auburn Skate Park is such a great spot for kids and families! The park is huge with plenty of room…read morefor skaters of all ages and skill levels to ride, practice tricks, and have fun without feeling crowded. The layout is really nice with different areas to keep everyone entertained for hours. My kids absolutely loved it and were excited the entire time we were there. One thing I really appreciated was how clean and well maintained everything was, including the bathrooms, which is always a big plus when spending the day at a park with kids. The whole area felt safe, open, and family friendly with beautiful outdoor views all around. Definitely worth visiting if your kids love skating, scooters, or just being active outside. We will definitely be coming back again.

First let me tell ya all. I am not a skate boarder. Those days have long gone as have my…read moreadolescence. But for individuals still skateboarding or looking to take it up, the Auburn Skate Park will definitely be of interest to you. The Skate Park is right next to the Auburn Overlook Park. They share a parking lot and restroom facilities. Parking is free and so is use of each park. The Skate Park interior was clean when I dropped in a few weeks ago in a Saturday. Like most all skate parks, the rules are that all riders must wear a helmet and wear knee and elbow pads. But the park is unsupervised and I saw a lot of boarders (young and not so young) not wearing gear or partial gear. No one made a peep. Plus the city's recreation website, advertising the skate park, has a photo of a skate boarder in action without gear.

This park needs a major update. The benches/tables need to get replaced. The play area could use a…read moreremodel with swings, a slide and other fun amenities.

I hate that this place has such a bad review from a while ago. This is an amazing park with an…read moreamazing community. The skatepark has very many different lines and possibilities. After the bike park is finished with its reservations I know that it will be even better

It's an excellent design and most people around here think of this skate park when they want to go…read moreto any skate park in the area, although the new Lathrop skate park is pulling some people closer to home. It's huge, so you won't see a bunch of newbies trying to use it. The concrete (no wood!) is smooth. I believe that there are restrictions about scooters and bikes but no one seems to enforce them, and everyone there seems okay with them, as long as you're not in the way.

REVIEW FOR PARENTS:…read more This is a SKATEPARK, not a PLAYGROUND. If your child is below the age of 13 or does nothing but ride back and forth then this is not a safe environment for them. This a place for people to practice and try out and DANGEROUS tricks. Small children who do not understand skatepark etiquette will ride back and forth, not giving the slightest concern for their surroundings which is very very dangerous for everyone else trying to have a good time. PARENTS, I understand your children look at the skatepark as this magical wonderland and you want them to have the time of their lives. But i promise you when a parent shows up with their toddlers and their scooters and their safety gear, it brings nothing but disappointment to everyone there. GEAR WILL NOT PROTECT YOUR CHILD FROM ADULTS GOING AT TOP SPEED. The next time your child wants to come to the skatepark, teach them about skatepark etiquette. Everyone in this environment wants everyone to be safe, and when young children come into it not knowing how to act, it presents danger for everyone involved. Remember, your small child is surrounded by tall walls of concrete, maybe not the safest place ya? Parents do not get angry when your child is waiting for their turn while everyone else is shredding, your child simply does not belong there.

The park is great for bringing kids there is a skate park and and park right next to it i would…read morerecommend it

this is a sik park i skated it for about three yrars when i lived there. i sure do miss it the…read moretahoe snow capped mts. the envorment is plush. the view the calmness. i carved that park nicely. hope to be there on a skate trip and visit my twin boys. i'll be mobbing with 4 decks to have a verity to shred/...hurry up and melt snow..

What a nice little skate park in the City of Galt. Located right next to Goro Aquatic Center on…read moreChabolla Avenue. This park is part of the City of Galt Parks & Recreation Department. It is open 7 days a week from 6am - Dusk. The park is fully gated with 24 hours surveillance cameras. Here you can practice and fine tune all your boarding tricks on their ramps, rails, steps, ect... There is also a shaded picnic area with one picnic table for those whom need to take a break ! Free to use all the amenities the park has to offer. Just a heads-up, there are no restrooms here. Got my helmet on with all the padding ! Let's do this !

This skatepark is small and needs maintenance. All the ramps are rusted and bent in most places,…read morethe graffiti is everywhere, and many screws and bolts can be found not in place on the equipment. Plus the city of galt locks it up when we they want to call it a day, not at dusk when it should be closed.

My family and I trekked up the mountain to meet our friends at Gold Bug Park yesterday in…read morePlacerville. It was the first visit for all 7 of us and we had a great time! Our first stop was the mine cave that was very cold inside and educational - they give you a phone that plays audio with all of the historical facts while walking through the mine. It's about 15 minutes and we really enjoyed ourselves. The staff member who handles the cave tour was great with getting the 7 of us situated and explaining the rules. We also checked out the Blacksmith and the Stamping Mill - both were also very entertaining and educational. My daughter got to hammer a square nail into a tree truck - cool way to leave a little mark on the place. Gold Bug Park also offers Gem Panning which would did not check out, but we saw a couple of kids having fun while doing it. Entrance to the park is free, but the mine cave tour is $12 per adult, $8 per kid - 5 and under are free! Overall, we had a lot of fun! So many cool artifacts and history to explore. I thought every single staff member was knowledgeable, friendly and did a great job keeping our kids engaged! We would definitely come back to Gold Bug Park next time we are in Placerville!

Gold Bug Mine is such a cool experience! It was amazing to walk through an actual mine and listen…read moreto all the historical facts during the tour. This place makes for a great educational field trip -- fun and informative. We even got to see a blacksmith in action and learned a lot about the craft during a live demonstration. Everyone who works here is super knowledgeable and really helps complete the whole authentic vibe. It truly felt like a blast to the past! The kiddos especially loved panning for natural gems. Highly recommend for families, history buffs, or anyone looking for a fun day out!