A great park. Lots of space for the kiddos to play and run around. Also a great dog park/event…read moreplace with lots of tables and seating.

Cute park for little ones. I'm glad they added shade triangle above the play structures…read more My son enjoyed the music park and on for the slides. It's not the biggest park, but good for getting out excess kid energy.

after a fun day in Sacramento, we concluded our vibe with a walk at the Westfield Park. plenty…read moreparking, and it's a beautiful ambiance, with plenty field, tables to sit and everyone walking with the family and doggos

Westfield Park is located right next to Westfield Village Elementary! My 8 year old and I had a…read moreblast on both of their playgrounds! We played make-believe school and swung on the swings side-by-side! Only tiff would be to pump up the air on the tires by the monkey bars. SYOY! :-)

Walkability Rating 10/10…read more My Wife's Walking Alone Safety Rating 9/10 Dogs Walking Off-Leash Rating 6.5/10 Pokemon Go Rating 10/10 Bathroom Rating 5/10 So this is my neighborhood park-we have many parks in North Natomas but this is the one closest to my house.I truly do love this park-I remember when I 1st moved to the area and went on my 1st walk there,I was very happy with the long pathways available for my fellow walkers.This place was truly a life saver when we were all forced to work from home during the pandemic-I think I spend all my breaks and lunches every work day just walking that park-it's a great park-let's break it down. This park has a relatively small parking lot-on weekends,when kids have soccer games or baseball games it can get pretty full and usually overflows into the street-but most days it's pretty easy to get a parking spot. This park features some basic features and a few unique ones-It has 3 baseball fields-a volleyball field-soccer field-2 children's play areas-has a pretty popular Skaters Park area and has both a large and Small dog park areas-pretty cool features. This park also features multiple walk pathways that when done in their entirety can take walkers anywhere from 20-60 minutes to walk depending on their route-This is my favorite part of the park-love the walkways. Probably the most unique item at this park is the 9 Hole Disc Golf course it features-no hole is over 200 feet-so it's pretty perfect for beginner and casual players-as an avid traditional golfer I've never played disc golf but on weekends I do notice this course does draw some players. One bathroom-This is a pretty large park and they only have one bathroom-located near the parking lot area so if you find yourself on the other side of the park and need the facilities-your in a bit of trouble I'd imagine. Back to walking paths-I asked my wife how safe she felt walking there alone since before she got way into Pilates,she would walk this park daily.She indicated as a woman walking alone in this park she always has felt safe,there are always a lot of people at this parking walking their dogs or riding their bikes-she always felt extremely safe. Speaking of dogs,I have noticed in the back of the park where it really opens up,I do see more than a few people let their dogs run off leash,which as an avid dog lover i understand fully but as someone who has a wife who is fearful of all dogs,even tiny little Yorkies,I can understand how it can be a problem-especially when this park has a built in solution . This park features both a large and small dog park-huge areas where dogs can run off-leash and pose no issues for walkers-I love this part of the park because it allows me to see so many dogs from my community and watch em run and jump and play with each others-it's a great feature of this park. Now as a Day 1 Pokemon Go player,I do tend to look at parks in a slightly different lens and let me tell you this park is a great spot for Pokemon Go play.It features 6 gyms,around 15 pokestops,multiple gameplay routes and tons of spawns-this is an excellent place to play to either fill up your bag with balls and potions or use em all up on the overwhelming amount of spawns-great place to play some Pokemon Go in my opinion. This park also features a rentable picnic/party area as well-I often drive by the park and see parties happening here on weekends or see jump houses setup for parties-seems like a popular place for parties when the weather permits it of course. In closing-In my option this park is a great addition to the Regency Park community of North Natomas and I'm so happy it exists-if your ever in the area,come on down and check it out-it's great in so many ways.

Disc golf course: Very open flat 9 hole grass course in a community park. Few obstacles…read more Concrete pads and nice baskets. Most labeled with hole number. Hole number 1 is at far side of park from parking lot . I started at whole 6 which is closest to parking lot and about 200 feet past skate park. Better parking might be near bend on Jerry Litell Way which borders park to the north. As an intermediate player, my first time on course took me 25 minutes, and most holes were ace runs.

This little gem of a park was originally the Brigham and Hawes Quarry which dates to the mid…read more1800's. Most people who drive down Pacific St. past this little quarry park probably don't even realize it's there. These days it's mostly used by rock climbers as a great (and free) place to practice and perfect climbing moves (known as" bouldering"). On the weekends you can sometimes find a handful of climbers working out the many rock problems (boulders) here. There's a small face that can be climbed along one edge of the Quarry with a nice vertical crack for hand and foot holds (top rope for safety in this area). I used to climb here as a teenager...back before rock climbing went mainstream and started showing up in gyms with simulated rock walls. This is NOT your typical grassy playground park. There are no restrooms, drinking fountains or play structures for the kiddies...in fact it's not what I would consider to be altogether safe for young children as there is a small cliff without guard rails. It is however The perfect place to work out if you are a rock climber and one of the most unique parks in Rocklin.

the rocks are beautiful,how ever the people that park in the lots of the nearby buisness's need for…read moreyou to park in the designated parking behind the rock on the farron st entrance ** this will keep you from being towed away at your expense** be smart and make it a happy day ,don't park n the business lots and risk being towed.

This park is kind of like a greenbelt in a way, because of its shape. According to the City's…read morewebsite, it is a 43.52 acre beltway park that goes from Clipper Way and Riverside Blvd. on the north side, to Princeville Circle one mile to the south. The park is mostly just grass, but it also include lots of lighted paths to bike or walk on and then there's a small playground. People don't really come here to hang out here unless they're bringing their dogs to walk around or their kids to play in the play structure, but lots of people bike or walk through here to get from Florin Rd to Riverside without having to go along Greenhaven Dr. so it's a very scenic and serene way to enjoy the Greenhaven neighborhood. It's a simple park, but well maintained and relaxing. I should come here more and actually come here on my bike for some good exercise and not just drive by and park and then walk a little bit and call that exercise! Time to get down to more fitness business in this nice park in the great outdoors.

A very small playground for mid age kid. With full cemented basketball court, two full size soccer…read morefield right beside a district school. Plus thing for me, there is a comfort room within the park. There is a small square size shaded part on the bench and table area.

I came here for a youth soccer game this past Sunday. They have two clusters of picnic benches…read moreunder a shade structure. Mostly you need to bring your own chairs and shade structures. We sat above the field under the tree behind the referees. The grass was very lush and full of bugs. I was amazed at how lush the grass is during this horrible drought. There are also softball diamonds. They have 2 restrooms. They had toilet paper which is a plus. The soap was in short demand. They also stank, but in the end I was just happy to have a bathroom. There is a small parking lot and lots of street parking. We had no issue finding a space. Overall it was a very nice park for this event.

6/30/2026: Taking care of business--everyday, i.e., paying sewer bill~sigh ‼ It's rather…read morestrangely odd . . . I only visit Downtown Placerville when I must visit Placerville City Hall's paying the City Of Placerville's permanently indentured sewer bill. Yet, while parking my truck inside the parking lot structure today, I began noticing two new, art galleries where Poke used to be in existence which by the way~does leave me so very sad, 1800's street names, and new murals adjacent to City Hall are popping up~hmmmm . . . Intriguing, indeed!

A Walk Through History with Small-Town Charm…read more Historic Downtown Placerville is such a wonderful place to spend a leisurely afternoon. Walking down Main Street truly feels like stepping back in time. many of the buildings date back to the 1800s, and you can sense the Gold Rush history in every corner. There's a great mix of boutique shops, antique stores, art galleries, and cozy restaurants to explore. Many of the shop owners are friendly and passionate about sharing the local history, which makes the experience even more special. The town has managed to preserve its character while adding a touch of modern comfort. We enjoyed browsing through unique stores filled with handcrafted gifts and local treasures, then stopped for a quick bite at one of the charming cafés. If you're into photography, there are plenty of picturesque spots, especially around the old storefronts and murals that tell Placerville's story. Parking can get a little tight on weekends, but the slower pace, friendly vibe, and sense of nostalgia more than make up for it. Overall, Historic Downtown Placerville is a lovely destination for a relaxed day trip, a bit of shopping, or simply soaking up California's Gold Country charm. Highly recommend stopping by if you're passing through or looking for a scenic getaway close to Sacramento.

We were visiting friends at the Mill on Broadway and discovered the little park near their condo…read morewhich we checked out. According to the company that designed this park, Olympians Park is "a 3.4-acre neighborhood park that sits within an urban infill housing development, The Mill at Broadway." It's not all that fancy to look at, but it seems very practical. There's a walking/jogging path, lots of grassy areas for sports or just hanging out, and then there's a dog park. There's even an amphitheatre I guess for local performances or their community events. All in all, a pretty chill and nice little open space in an otherwise pretty infilled and developed part of upper Land Park off Broadway.