New to the area and went to this park with my 5 year old and 5 month old. THE PLAYGROUND IS NO…read moreLONGER THERE. There's a little bench area for toddlers and a set of swings. It was a nice neighborhood, the walking path was pretty spacious to walk with the stroller and the lawn was nice but disappointed that there isn't a playground anymore... which is a big reason to visit the park with your kids.

Quaint little park. It's a great place to go for a walk, exercise, relax when it's not crowded,…read morehave a picnic, walk your pets, for kids to play in that little playground with swings, slides, and there's a water-spouting dragon head for kids and maybe adults to play in. Unfortunately, due to the current drought situation in California, the water fountain was shut off. No splashing around under the dragon spout. It's a beautiful park, but there are miscreants who visit the park, probably at night, that do not have any decency because there was an occasion when a tree was streamed with toilet paper. There are also some people who do not pick up after themselves or their pets. The city provides disposable bags for pet owners and trash bins are around park, yet some do not discard their waste in it including alcohol beverage containers (by the way, alcoholic beverages are not allowed). These are just a few instances. Thankfully, there is a park maintenance worker who comes around during the day and clean up other peoples messes. I come here occasionally to walk around the park and get a little exercise. I do get a weird look sometimes because I'm listening to music and stop abruptly to do a step aerobic routine depending on the song and rhythm. It may look odd, but at least I'm exercising instead of being a miscreant. Keep our park clean, respect the property and appreciate it please!

This is a very large park…read more It's has a nice spray park for the little ones. Great covered areas for gatherings with plenty of tables (reservations needed). Baseball fields, open fields. Snack bar when there are games, restrooms, sand area for kids to play, play structures, swings, plenty of benches and trees throughout the park. Parking is plenty. Very nice area

Very large Park with play structures, basketball courts, baseball fields, fitness area, walking…read morearea, and open field where people practice soccer and/or football. It is usually crowded in the evenings and you will usually find the corn person selling goodies there. The restrooms are not that clean. Parking is sometimes difficult to find but you can park on the street. They have a spray park. They have a shaded area with benches where you can have a gathering.

Nice park to take the kids to play. Three different playgrounds. An area for adults to work out at…read more Two really nice half court basketball courts. An open field to fly a kite or play soccer. Two baseball fields and plenty of parking. A clean restroom. Two pokestops and a gym for the pogo players! Plenty of benches. Dogs here are always friendly and on leashes. GREAT PARK!!!

Clean and very spacious seating areas. There is a nice large…read moregrass area surrounding the playground grass well kept. Two playgrounds for different ages and looks like there was a fun sand box it's straggling and looks more like a litter box. Needs TLC but overall nice playground kids had so much fun on tire swing. I did not see restrooms but a nice little gazebo to have party's. I recommend.

It is a nice, quiet park near Yuba City High School. The park is clean, and I noticed a few dog…read moreowners walking their pets off-leash. Overall, it is a good park.

Very pretty park. I'm giving it a four because there are no restrooms. (It's a neighborhood park )…read more Very well kept by the city. Structures and swings for the kiddos. There is plenty of space to run around, play some football, or practice your skills. Pets must be on a leash. There is not much shade. Has drinking water fountain and one for dogs but it's a miss if it's working. Cute activities for the kiddos to engage on the phone while they play. Space for bike riding. Typically empty

Hello this Regency Park is such a nice park and well taken care of and well maintained. The…read moreneighborhood is all nice. But the sad part, the park has NO washroom in the area. I would like to suggest that they NEED to Provide Portable toilet during special events and holidays, like JULY 4th, Memorial Day, where people go out to have simple picnics in the park like us. We don't need to travel to have simple picnics. Then they can take out the portable toilet on regular days. That's only my concern, Thank you.

Very nice clean park with lots of room to play. The park just needs a parking lot...It is kinda…read morescary getting out of your car with some light traffic passing by. Other then that I love this park and the families are always so nice that we meet. Great park for fun, covered area for parties and playing with a ball and they have nice benches and two playgrounds.

Love this field. The baseball diamonds are all placed in a circle group next to each other with…read morerestrooms and seating in the middle. Ample parking for many spectators and far from the fly ball zone which is ah-mazing. Park and playground equipment make it fun for the whole family.

5 stars We went…read morethere for softball games on both Saturday and Sunday. The bathrooms actually had soap, and hand towels. The stalls had bottom papers to sit on. The bleachers were clean and there is a "no nuts or seeds allowed" sign near bleachers. That was nice so if there are shells on people's nuts, theres less spit out shells to clean up and be grossed at. Most people sitting on those bleachers obeyed these rules. The thing that stood out about this park was the many dog walkers and early AM walkers. I was there by 9am both days and there were more than handful walking by my car. Another thing that struck me was how clean the bathrooms are near the entrance of the park. I am from a little more south with maybe 80K more in population and our parks are not this clean. This was a sight for sore park eyes. This park is expansive, wide, nicely mowed, not many houses nearby, open fields surround a part of the park. It appears like it could be a camping resort as well. It isn't, but the way uts situated looked like it could be. Thats a good thing. If I was a kite flyer or a frisbee thrower, this park would be ideal due to the wide open spaces. Parking is decent but when you are there for games, spots are a hot commodity and so it may be more of a challenge and one may desire to come early. Very nice park. Great job Lincoln.

Another nice, easy hike to add to our list around the Roseville area! Biggest tip is to be sure and…read morego online to reserve ahead of time and pay a small fee, if necessary. Reservations are required on weekends, some Fridays, and selected dates. Otherwise, Mon thru Thu are free with no reservations required. Parking available inside is limited so come early to avoid the hassle. I believe they open at 6:30 AM and closing is dependent on sundown. We hiked with our 2 little girls and dogs. Even with the little ones, we were able to make it to the Canyon View Overlook and back. In case your dog needs a bathroom break, bag it up and I recall there was at least one trash can along the path towards the Overlooks. Help keep this hiking gem clean! Scenery was gorgeous, hike was pretty easy without difficulty, and be sure to visit both Overlooks for some beautiful sights. We took the North Legacy Way, in case you're curious. Great for hiking enthusiasts, families, quality time with nature, and perfect for those that want to avoid lots of foot traffic!

Paid for the ticket reservation online. $8 for all day parking pass. They have $4 options but those…read moreare for early morning or later in the afternoon. I much prefer a reservation system like this because it saves on the stress and time of fighting for parking and an overcrowded park. People who rated this low are just mad because they didn't do research or come prepared. Theres plenty of trail options here but we did the main hidden falls loop trail that was on AllTrails. (Poppy Trail, N Legacy Way, then Hidden Falls Access Trail, total loop about 3.2 miles) It was a beautiful hike with tons of mushrooms everywhere right now, and hidden falls is flowing! Theres two observation decks. I kind of don't like how the deck at hidden falls is right above the falls so it blocks the falls, you have to look down over the rail/ledge, so there's no way you can get a good photo with the falls behind you

Rented an 8 person ski boat for a Sunday in the middle of Summer. The process was super simple, I…read morecalled the day before our rental to ask a couple questions and the staff was super friendly and helpful. On the day of, the check in process was seamless. The lake is beautiful, the boat was wonderful, and we really couldn't have asked for a better experience. We will definitely be back to rent another boat!

Beautiful reservoir. Most of the shoreline is steep. Marina staff very helpful. Tons of wildlife in…read morethe area.

This seems to a park focused on picnicking & summer river time, rather than hiking (at least from…read moreprior reviews.) However, don't sleep on South Yuba River State Park for its hiking trails! I stopped by on a drizzly spring Saturday. The rain seemed to keep crowds away (I've heard weekends can be packed!) If you visit the Bridgeport area of the park, there are two lots. One is by the newly restored covered bridge and another less than a quarter mile down the road. Parking was self paid when I visited but they also accepted CA state parks pass. It's an interesting park from a history perspective but also has quite a display of spring wildflowers. I tried out 2 trails. First, I did the Point Defiance loop trail that was a moderate climb with woodlands, river views, hillsides with flowers and some small side paths down to the water. It is just under 3 miles but a fun adventure with a variety of landscapes. Second, was the Buttermilk Bend trail which is an out and back that is a fairly flat trail that follows along the river (but higher up with some amazing views.) The second trail was an out and back and about 2.5 miles total. I was really impressed with the quality of the trails -it's a well maintained park. There are several picnic areas and a visitor center (which I didn't get to check out this time.) I can't speak for summer time and swimming here but it's a great scenic hiking spot for river views and wildflowers.

Took a peaceful trip to the South Yuba River in Penn Valley with my boyfriend and our pup, and it…read morewas everything we needed. Nature at its finest -- cool, clear water, smooth rocks to lounge on, and beauty in every direction. The air felt fresh, the vibe was mellow, and it was just one of those spots that reminds you how healing a little escape into nature can be. Perfect for a dip, a walk, or just soaking in the calm. Already dreaming of going back.