Such a beautiful park slightly hidden away in the small city of Ione. The park is HUGE offering 4…read morebaseball diamonds, 4 soccer fields, a skate park, disc golf, and 2 tennis courts. If that wasn't enough 2 play structures AND a designated dog park and of course lots and lots of grass to relax under the trees. The bathroom facilities we're ok, with toilet paper available. ps. Make sure to tour the small surrounding towns to grab a bite to eat and help the small local shops survive during these trying times.

Went here today for a company retreat. What fun! A fantastic venue for so many things. The…read moreweather was mild, the grounds beautiful, the kitchen and meeting auditorium, awesome and huge. There's a horse arena...a really big one with stands for the audience, plenty of places to explore and trail walk, lots of local wild flowers in bloom (watch out we did find a few patches of poison oak-"leaves of 3, let it be")! There's a lovely picnic area, many playgrounds for the kids, a baseball diamond and much more. We were fortunate enough to have our camp cooks on site for a remarkably good lunch with entrees consisting of a sun dried tomato pasta, bbq chicken with a ricotta cheese topping, pulled pork sandwiches, slaw, and a baby greens salad with cherry tomatoes; dessert cookies that were "out of this world" (smores-oatmeal and raisin & chocolate chip) Camp folks really know how to put on a good spread. Host your next event in Ione if you need lots of space, need to accommodate lots of people and would like a beautiful and nature filled venue!

WOW what a great time I had with my friend. We started with mini golf hard holes and then were in…read morearcade for hour. Skee ball and basketball are fun. Lots of racing games and shooting. Karaoke was happening Can't believe this is in Jackson

The person behind the counter doesn't know how to work the machine for a credit card. And then she…read moretried to make me feel like I was dumb. And then she said I still have more games. I said "you know what I'm out of here". You've lost my business.

I attend their firewalks every chance I get. The ladies that run the place are both amazing…read moreladies. I can't wait for the next time I can firewalk with them.

Sometimes in life exactly the right situation shows up when it is needed. That is how I feel about…read moreThe Cowgirl Up Ranch and the kind teaching of Marybeth and Esther. I found them on google traveled from Santa Barbara and attended a weekend retreat where I met a variety of women all ready to learn and have fun! I surprised myself with some of my feats! I only wish they were closer but I would love to attend another retreat soon!

Minnie Provis Park is a 2.5 acre community park in Sutter Creek, CA. It is in the downtown area. I…read morestumbled upon this while looking for public parking lot. I found two parking lots and side street parking off Church Street and Old Route 49. But lets talk about the park. Community gem. The park has a little league ball park, green grass, children's play area (which face Church Street), and creek access with picnic tables and bbqs. The parking lot behind City Hall is next to the creek access and has public restrooms. The creek access is neat. There is a pedestrian walking bridge that leads towards Eureka Street. Right now the water levels are flowing slightly more than a trickle. Folks (well mainly kiddos throwing caution to the wind) were wading into the pebbly creek bed in the ankle deep water. The water levels will drop more as we progress into summer. Just throwing that out there because this is not a swimming or sunbathing spot.

Sweet little park in Sutter creek. Just loved that there were tables in the shade where littles…read morecould play , dogs take a rest and coffee near by in quaint Sutter creek. Clean! Ez parking and perfect for an hour get together on a no ball games day

Love this gym. It's seriously such a blessing to have a big 24/7 365 day gym. It's clean. Has a…read morepool. Has so many machines. Two floors. Sauna and steam room.

With all the amenities of a big city gym but in a small town. It's family owned and operated,…read morethere are classes that are offered (morning and evening), a pool, batting cages, sauna, handball court and they also put a volleyball net up if requested, and this is all on top of the equipment that is offered with in the gym! Jennifer and Randy not only have a RAD facility but they are so very active in helping the youth in our community!! Jennifer helps condition the high school baseball team and the volleyball team! They provide a safe place for people to work out.

Amador Yoga is the place for all of your spiritual needs if it be just a Yoga class for you, a…read moresound bath or even some fresh eggs from Bianca's chickens, Amador Yoga is the place to go

Such a great studio to find while visiting from out of town.. Bianca was really great, just what…read morethis Yogi needed!!

I was just bebopping around the Sierra foothills on a lazy weekend day this past summer. I was in…read moreJackson, CA, driving around. I happen to drove out to the Kennedy Tailing Wheels Park. Admission and parking is FREE. The park is created around the remains of the Kennedy Mine's Tailing wheels. The city even threw in a section for a dog park, but that area is a sad dirt patch with no shade. The main attraction of the park is the glass enclosed tailing wheel #4. It's 68 feet in diameter with 178 buckets. Quite an impressive sight. The Kennedy gold mine operations ran from mid 1850s through 1942 (the government shut down the operations to focus on due WW II efforts). The original wheels were located up the hill closer to the mine operations and moved to the park for display. The whelks were reassembled and laid out in reverse order. Wheel #4 is the only wheel restored. A portion of the financial assistance came from the local community. Awesome. Wheels 1 and 2 are across the street on the Kennedy mine property, not much of it is left. The Kennedy mine is now a tourist attraction. You can walk across the street to view wheels 1 and 2. They're viewable from afar behind the fence. Not much to look at though, just crumbled aged pieces of wood. Wheel #3 is near wheel #4. That wheel is also in disrepair and falling apart, but somewhat better condition than 1&2. Behind wheel #4 is Indian Gulch. That's the area where the mine waste carried from the tailing wheels ended up. In 1914, a dam was built so the mine waste was impounded to the dam basin. Another thing is the park is not flat and has slight elevation, and the strolling paths are not paved and have steps. The sights are viewable from the pave sidewalk/roadway. Amenities: restroom, picnic benches, strolling path shaded in areas by old Oak trees, and dog park.

Love the view at the top of the hill. Amazing history and a wonderful dog park. Plenty of area to…read morerun if you have 2 or 4 legs, vehicle accessible and bathrooms.

Nice park, Porta potties in the parking lot are the only bathrooms available, nothing else is…read morenearby. They have a nice gazebo for shade over the tables.

Cute little park, lots of tables and covered tables even. Have a couple of small grills, drinking…read morefountains, a tiny library and a little playground. Also there is a porta potty.