At the edge of a neighborhood in the Twelve Bridges area of Lincoln... this is such a lovely park…read more Trails for walking or bike riding. We went to do my son's senior picture session with a local photographer. The session was in mid December and the scenery was just breathtaking! It was the perfect setting, close to home. There were other people out doing photo sessions in the park, too. There is a small parking lot as well as a small play area. Check it out.

Coyote Pond Park, small but really nice. Has a pond in the middle, three little bridges, and lots…read moreof green trees all around. Peaceful place, quiet, and pretty. Trail goes in a loop and most of it is paved. Easy to walk or push a stroller. There's also a playground for kids. When I was there, three photo shoots were happening. No surprise. The park looks great for pictures with the bridges and water behind you. Parking is the only problem. Small lot, and the park sits inside a neighborhood. Drive slow when looking for a spot. Good place to relax, walk, or take photos. I'll come back again.

We stopped by yesterday for the Rocklin Community Festival. It was a decent-sized event with a full…read morecarnival and plenty of rides that were perfect for my son. We opted for the $35 wristband, which was well worth it, he got to go on several different rides and hit the big slide multiple times.They had plenty of carnival games, vendors and food trucks. When it came time to grab a bite, my son picked Bubble Hive food truck. He got a waffle cone with vanilla ice cream and chocolate that was so big that we all ended up sharing it. Since it was Mother's Day, the beer garden and live music were a nice touch. They were serving mimosas, so my husband and I both grabbed one, since I was in the mood for something refreshing instead of beer. It was starting to get pretty hot out, so we only stayed for a couple of hours, but it was a fun outing and my son had a great time.

Such a nice park. Good amount of shade near the splash pad and playground area. Love how they have…read moreworking toilets and not portable toilets. Plenty of parking. My kiddos had a great time.

Just spent an amazing day at Olympus Park. This place is…read moreclean, family-friendly, and perfect for a little outdoor fun.The kids had a blast exploring all the cool play areas, and it's always a plus to have a bathroom nearby.If you're looking for a nice spot to relax and enjoy nature, this is the place

Beautiful and fun Dino themed park. I brought my 3 and 1 year old, and while most of the park is a…read morebit advanced for them it was still so much fun!

What an amazing park. Great for all ages, there's slides for everyone. So much to do and very…read morespacious. There's also a Splash area for the hot summer days.

Came on Saturday morning around 10 am. The park is big with one small playground, one big…read moreplayground ,water splash area and they have big baseball play area. The water splash area will be open on May 15 at 10 am. The big playground has lots of climbing and slides to play. The small playground is good for little kids. Kids has so much fun to play here. They have clean table and chair. Definitely it's a fun place for the kids

This park is a visual impact maker! If you can visit during BLOOM season, it is just breathtaking…read more I have shot family photo and senior portraits here, the are SO many wonderful backdrops, colors, textures. It is just a beautiful little park. Small enough to be intimate, and right next to the train tracks which makes for FUN and a super setting for photos. Spring and Fall the colors are amazing, but in summer, the roses ABOUND. I recommend taking a little walk through this old area, and just taking in its splendor.

This little park is one of the newest in Rocklin and features a covered picnic area, a few benches…read moreand a nice rose garden. The location of the park is exactly where the 1867 Rocklin Roundhouse was located when the transcontinental railroad was being constructed eastward into the Sierra. The park layout recreates the layout of the original roundhouse which included 25 engine stalls and a turntable. The rose garden is planted between railroad rails that have been placed to mimic where the steam engine stalls were once located. What happened to the original roundhouse? Well, early Rocklin suffered from numerous fires (one of the reasons that there are so few buildings left from the 1800's). The roundhouse burned down in 1869, was rebuilt, burned down again in 1873 destroying 10 steam engines. It was then used until about 1908 when operations were moved to Roseville. Within just a few years the roundhouse had become an eyesore and the city required the railroad to demolish it. A portion of the original granite rock wall from the roundhouse is still visible around the western side of the park. This park is just a portion of what will eventually become Rocklin's Heritage Park which will extend across Rocklin Road down Front Street. It will include the fully restored and historic St. Mary's Chapel as well as a recreation of the original 1900 fire house (currently under construction). If you are wondering where downtown Rocklin is located, this was the original heart of the city in the 1800's. It's nice to see that the history of this town is being honored with the construction of this park.

Small local park, limited parking. Highest point in Rocklin. Views of Auburn and Sierras and Coyote…read moreCreek wildlands to the east. Entire Valley and Sutter Buttes to the west on a clear day. Decent mountain biking. Nice level walking areas, go to the west, through the PCWA pedestrian gate to the back are behind the water agency and cell towers. Wide, paved, then gravel driveway for water agency. Skirts huge snd wild McCormick park. Very quiet, woodsy below you, but sunny trail. So, great in winter or late evening summer hike. Many bike trails into the woods. Main Park walking path is easy .5 mile loop around the retention pond. Cell service is 100% lol... Kids play area, Pavillion, and BBQ. many tables and benches.

This lovely park offers a stunning sight of the Sierra Nevada and the Sutter Buttes, with even…read moredowntown Sacramento visible on clear days. Additionally, visitors can admire a unique and amusing tree that is quite rare.

I come here often and love the area, but unfortunately we had a car break in. We saw a couple…read moreskulking out of the lot in their car as we returned from our hike... they looked out of place and I'm pretty sure it was the people who had just pulled in that scared them off. We got lucky that nothing was taken, just a bummer to have to replace a window after doing something wholesome like taking our dog to a nature reserve. Otherwise this place is lovely. The trails are well maintained, the bike lanes are in good shape and clearly marked, and the reserve is clean. I love to take the long way around across the high levee because there is a little creek that runs by and it's just so pleasant to listen to as you walk.

Louie and I went for a walk. We only walked about a mile in and turned around. It was nice. I…read moreparked by downtown. Not a parking lot normally can park on a street

Went there for my granddaughter's birthday party (age 7 & 11). Like the ideal of bringing your own…read morefood and drinks (non-alcoholic beverages). Party was scheduled a 1 o'clock. They set up 2 tables in the kidz kove so we can keep an eye on the little ones. It was set up in the sun with no shade. Don't know if it was do to a late start and all the other tables were taken. I went to target to buy a table umbrella to get some shade. There were other tables farther away outside the Kidz Kove. Recommend to schedule or go earlier in the day because it does get hot there. Overall, everyone had a great time. Also, it's kind of pricey

The amphitheater is ridiculously awful. They're charging $75 to "be up front" for a COVER BAND…read more and that much for a band I literally paid $20 to see in Lodi just last weekend. Can't even see from the middle or back sections. Joke of a venue.

The park is very nice park. Has nice view for walking around…read more It has nice big Playground and one basketball court. Big giant fields where people play some sports. The only things in this park is they Don't have restroom. There is water fountain by the basketball court. The parking is street parking. Just be careful when walkout of the car with kids since people drive pretty fast in this area. One thing when walking around I notice lots of dog poops everywhere. Just watch where u step.

Very pretty park tucked away behind the foundations…read more Pros: Beautiful area. Very well kept. A basketball court. Plenty of grassy area. Cons: Very little to no shade. No bathrooms. Not for littles.

Beautiful park. Nice playground area and a large field/baseball field. A great spot to picnic and…read morelook out onto El Dorado Hills. There is a nearby restroom, a small area with a picnic table and parking is limited, probably 10 or so spots.

It was beautiful but they close sooo early and it would be nice if they weren't so pushy and rude…read moreabout leaving right after the sun sets.