Great park when it's nice weather. Not so much when it rains. To much mud. However it's nice they…read morehave a place to rinse off your dog. Great people!

We brought Riley to this park (the small side) for the first time to meet and make new friends. We…read moreopened the gate and were greeted, as expected by other dogs and Riley was immediately attacked by one vicious chihuahua. We immediately turned around to leave and noticed the obvious owner waving with both arms to come back in. I'm not sure what the reason for that was, except maybe for me to apologize for not letting them "play" together. There are rules posted that everyone sees as they enter the park, and among them, aggressive dogs are to be removed immediately. This is one park we won't ever visit again. Be forewarned.

It's not that our pup doesn't have room to roam at home, it's about socializing. Since there's no…read moreoff leash dog beaches nearby, a clean off leash dog park is the next good option to keep her in tune with her K-9 social behavior. This off leash area is fully fenced and double gated. Mature trees around and inside the fenced area. It's a single play area not split between larger and smaller dogs. It is clean, people seem to pick up after their pup, and the few times we've been here, it hasn't been crowded. Today, we brought our fur child and our fur grandchild to meet up with a friends fur child - they'll be spending some long hours together in the near future and need to get familiar with each others (butts) .. personalities. There were the three small dogs and then another few showed up .. all small dogs on this Sunday morning. One large lab appeared with his owner and small pup sibling. The surrounding park area (ball fields) are wide open spaces and if your pup is mindful and doesn't stray too far, you could have a full run of the park (but technically, that area is not off leash .. wink wink). Very happy with this off leash area.

First off, so many homeless here, which is fine except they were yelling and making us feel unsafe…read more Second there are very sharp thorns all over the grass that puncture right through skin and paw pads. We had to carry our Great Pyrenees to our car because he had at least 5 in all four paws. Would not come back here

This is more of a kind of sports park with everywhere you look at. People usually park at the side…read morestreet though as parking gets full from all visitors and classes and campers here and th

We spent a couple of hours at this park this afternoon/evening and I have to say that the reviews…read moreon this page are absolutely ridiculous. I am shocked that out of 11 reviews, this park currently has a 2.9 star rating. It deserves much better. This is a beautiful, well-maintained park that has walking paths, tennis courts, playgrounds, basketball courts, soccer fields, a dog park and more! There is plentiful parking and clean public restrooms as well. Many of the bad reviews are for the dog park and they are elitest and embarrassing. The dog park is a reasonable size, with an area for large dogs and a separate area for small dogs, PLUS an additional dog run area. There is plenty of space. There are so many ridiculous complaints in these reviews that I have second hand embarrassment for the authors. I mean there is actually a complaint that there was some mud and that dogs need "luxury". There are literally raised water bowls, benches and doggie bags provided. There is also a bench with an adorable dog sculpture. There was a hypothetical complaint that a dog "could" jump a fence but you shouldn't be bringing unruly, unsocialized dogs you cannot control or are unwilling to watch to a dog park anyway. Smh. We enjoyed the dog park, the people, the nature walk we did and we appreciated that when it started to get dark, the fields and facilities were well lit. There were lots of people and families enjoying this space so please don't let these terrible reviews sway you from stopping here. Any reasonable person would have a perfectly lovely time here. We certainly did.

Large area, lots of water for the dogs to drink. Some shaded areas as well. People there were…read morefriendly.

As part of our mission to visit and review all of the dog parks in the area, my friend and I…read morechecked out C-Bar-C Dog Park on Saturday, June 13. This was the second dog park on our dog park tour! We arrived around 10:00 AM with our puppies. I brought my 7-month-old pup, and my friend brought her 5-month-old boy, who was even smaller than my dog but much more outgoing and social. Overall, I'd give the park 3 stars. The park has separate areas for small and large dogs, which I really appreciated since both dogs are young and small. The small dog section was surprisingly spacious, with a mix of grass and pea gravel, plenty of shade from mature trees, poop bags available, and even a shaded kiddie pool area set up by some of the regulars. There were also lots of lawn and patio chairs, which made it comfortable for owners to sit and socialize. There seemed to be a group of regulars there, mostly in their late 50s to 70s, and everyone was incredibly friendly and welcoming. All of the dogs we encountered were well-behaved and friendly too, which made for a great experience. It was fun seeing the difference in our puppies' personalities. My friend's pup was eager to meet everyone, while mine was a bit more reserved and preferred to explore. My biggest complaint is actually that the small dog area was almost too large. With a fast, energetic 7-month-old puppy, it was difficult to keep track of him at times. There are several heavily treed areas where dogs can disappear from view, and some spots were hard to access. While I appreciated all the shade, some of these areas felt a little overgrown and poorly maintained. The park also could use some additional upkeep. There were an agility obstacle, but it had standing water on it, and I noticed some dog poop that hadn't been picked up. Later, after the regulars left and we had the park to ourselves, we explored a picnic table near the back fence that sits behind a line of bushes. Unfortunately, we found several cigarette butts on the ground in that area. Overall, C-Bar-C Dog Park is a good neighborhood dog park, especially if you're looking for something convenient and close by. Since it's only a few minutes from my parents' house, I would definitely return, but I do wish the park was maintained a little better.

Has everything you need in a dog park. Large open spaces and trees/shade for hot days. May be…read morebetter for medium/large dogs as there is no separate area for small dogs. We're here at noon on a Friday and no one is here- which I personally love. Dog parks are not good places to socialize puppies . There's a sign that says closed for maintenance on Wednesdays.

My dogs love this park. All the grass and open space to run! One loves to explore the high sections…read moreand one just loves the hidden spaces.

Stunning park! Great amount of shade, slides big and small, clean, butterfly themed. Located…read moretowards back of the elementary school

There is a wide field. A big awesome playground structure far behind the field. There are swing…read moresets for babies and kids. There are tables and benches near the play structure. There are shades from big trees surrounding the park.

I was looking at homes on Rocklin and behold this beautiful park appears!…read more There is an adventure bicycle track. There is a giant play structure. Don't forget about the splash pad. This is a park that has a little bit of everything for everyone.

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.

Sos need park nearby a theater!…read more I found this park whole browsing the web! Did not disappoint for a little place for the little ones to play. Downside, hot hot days=parts of the playground a tad unusable. Still a good park!

It's a great location and it's always busy, but the Roseville Parks Department has shown no desire…read moreto enforce the rules of the park. First and foremost, what is supposed to be a dog-free park is anything but (butt). There is one (perhaps two) small sign(s) at a less-than-ideal location indicating "No Dogs Allowed." Not surprisingly, neighbors and residents bring their dogs to run, jump and crap in the open field. Unfortunately, this open field is the same place Roseville City teams of all ages congregate to practice soccer and baseball. I'll let your imagination run wild here. Suffice to say, it is not good.