I love this park! It's HUGE! It has basketball courts, baseball fields and lots of events that…read morebring the community together!

This park is A-OK especially when you have multiple things going on such as softball, a playground,…read moreand tennis. The path is beautiful if you just wanna go on a walk. There's a few restrooms available. Always keep in mind in a public park that maybe things won't work properly and it's always a good idea to carry hand sanitizer. There's plenty of parking in the parking lot surrounding this park. I do have to say I've seen the city trucks around so they are definitely tending to the park. I do recommend that you check it out.

Firestone Park on a food truck night is peak suburban joy. I'm talking warm evening air, the smell…read moreof tacos and garlic fries drifting across a massive green field, kids everywhere living their best lives, and parents doing that relaxed half-smile thing where you know everyone's just glad someone else is making dinner. We've come here several times during the spring and summer for their weekly food truck nights, and it's become a highlight of the week. The park is wide open and well-kept, with tons of space for kids to run around while the adults relax and debate whether to get tacos or go straight for dessert. (Spoiler: it's both.) The vibe is incredibly family-friendly--blankets, lawn chairs, chalk art, all of it. There's usually a solid mix of food trucks during the spring and summer months, and even when it's busy, it never feels overcrowded. We come here regularly, and that's a big part of why. No chaos, no drama--just good food, space to breathe, and enough room for kids to burn off 94% of their sugar high before bedtime. Strong strategy, honestly. On top of that, they also host movie nights in the park, which are basically the perfect way to end a warm evening. It's small-town magic in the best way possible: families on blankets, lawn chairs everywhere, popcorn, blankets, glow sticks--it's the kind of evening that quietly restores your faith in humanity. Five stars for giving families a reason to come together, eat too much, and call it a night well spent.

Nice large park with just about everything you need! I did say "just about" since I didn't see any…read morewater features to cool off in but otherwise the amenities were nice! This park had multiple play grounds with a large covered structure that had plenty of tables, a couple bbqs and trash cans making it perfect for kids birthday parties! (As long as you reserve the shade as it can get very hot in summer days without shade) Large flat grass areas as well as a baseball diamond, basketball hoop, volleyball net, water fountains and restrooms. Parking was easy right in front even with a birthday party happening. Great neighborhood park for many purposes.

We came to visit the park for the splash pad but it was not functioning :( so sad, my daughter was…read moresooo disappointed. Does anyone have info on when the splash pad turns on?

Maybe a park ranger or someone in charge should monitor on weekends. We attended a birthday party…read morethat was reserved in the shaded picnic area, the reserved sign was even up hanging up clear as day but we were continuously being harassed by a couple of men that belonged to a very LARGE amount of people playing volleyball, they kept complaining that they were there first and even left their bbq grill in our picnic area thinking it would intimidate us to leave which it didn't, they could not understand simple reservation rules. They were cussing and complaining while we had little children playing during a "children's" birthday party , it was very disrespectful and uncomfortable for the kids. Definitely need more supervision during reservation times to help fend off unwanted people. Overall it's a cute park when the water area is running!

I'm actually writing this review for Joe Duarte Field, but since it doesn't appear on Yelp, I'm…read moreposting it under Doc Oliver Field because it sits right next to it within William Land Park. We recently used the Duarte field area for track and field practice with my daughter's school, and it ended up being exactly what we needed. The grass is fairly even, which makes a big difference when kids are running drills, and there's a nice amount of shade around the field. Parking was also easy, which is always a bonus when you're arriving with a group after school. We went on a Monday right after school, and it was pretty quiet when we first arrived. By the time we were leaving around 5:00 PM, the baseball fields around the park were definitely filling up with teams starting their practices, so it's clearly a popular spot for youth sports. One of the things I really like about this area of the park is that there's a running path that loops around the whole park, so it's a great place to run or walk while practices are going on. And because you're right next to the Sacramento Zoo, every once in a while you can actually hear the animals. It's a pretty fun and unexpected little background soundtrack while you're out there. Helpful tip: If you want a quieter experience, earlier in the afternoon is best. By late afternoon the baseball fields start filling up with team practices. Between the open field space, shade, easy parking, and the path around the park, it's a really great place for practices or just getting outside for a run. And the occasional zoo sounds definitely make it memorable.

As the plaque itself states, the field is dedicated to a man who made it his mission to promote…read moreyouth baseball. That's exactly a large part of what it is used for today and the reason why I go down. Watching my son play on this well-maintained field in a massive, one-of-a-kind park is just one of the many reasons why I love Sacramento. There are a number of fields in this complex, so I suppose this review goes for most of them. They all have dugouts and backstops and clearly marked fields with a combination of dirt and grass. I won't say they are the best maintained, but they do the job when it comes to youth sports. Another plus is that most of the area is well-shaded by massive old trees during the summer months. So as a fan, you can enjoy your little person as they enjoy the game and do so from the comfort of bleachers in a nice shaded area.

Well, on one hand there is the endless fields. Great for athletes! But, there are the gopher holes…read more And dead grass... coming from a goalkeeper who dives on that, it is injury prone. Well, in the end it is a great place for athletes but, could use some help!

We come here regularly…read more The soccer fields needs some upkeep due to the endless gopher holes. It has a ton of soccer fields, open fields, baseball fields and space for the family to enjoy the day. Bring a snack, there are no vendors. The restrooms are usually locked but they have porta potty's. During the days or weekend you might see the corn person (amazing) and during soccer games they something have the snack at open! Parking is $5 during games. Free if you don't park in the game area (a small walk) There is plenty of shade! Bring a chair and canopy if you'll be here for a while. It is right next to the river bottoms so if you're here for an event, walk over to take a look! Located next to grocery stores and restaurants. It's a good park for the community athletes to have.

This is a great park in the area. It's peacefully set back from the road surrounded by plant life…read more There is lots of different equipment in spaced out areas--slides, swings, climbing apparatus, bouncing, musical play, sand pit, & more. Some parts are covered. An area for younger children is fenced in with heavy gates to get in/out. Ramps & specialty swings add accessibility.

Love taking the kids here. It's behind the public library which is a plus. We always hit up the…read morelibrary before going to the park. The park has a toddler area that is gated which is a plus if you have little ones. My kids love the big kids playground, plenty of room to run around.

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.

This was one of the most beautiful parks I've visited! My husband and I took a romantic stroll by…read morethe pond, where we witnessed adorable goslings with their mamas and ducks gracefully swimming in the water! Next we picked out a book for our eldest from the Little Library located next to one of the playgrounds! Finally we swung our baby on the swing at one of their playgrounds! I'm looking forward to returning to explore more! What's your favorite park? SYOY! *Acoustic Guitar 1 audionautix.com License: https://creativecommons.org/licenses/by/4.0/legalcode

Hidden gem in Auburn. Needs a better name though. Watch out for the disc golf course. Some of…read morethe playable areas cross the walking paths.

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.

Tunnel Vision Baseball & Softball Training Facility is an incredible place for young athletes. The…read morecoaches have a natural ability to connect with the kids, making training both effective and fun. Our kids genuinely look forward to going every time. The family-friendly atmosphere really stands out, and the card shop is a huge bonus that the kids absolutely love. It makes the facility feel like more than just a training center -- it feels like a community. We also appreciate that the coaches and owners are locals with strong connections and resources in the area. They truly care about helping kids grow on and off the field. Highly recommend to any baseball or softball family!

I cannot say enough good things about this place incredibly sweet to my children very nice people…read moreand know the game. Excited to get my son set up with lessons. I highly recommend this place. Seriously if you have someone in softball or baseball, these guys are a real deal. I won't go anywhere else.