Small, but cozy space. Great book selection and it's a nice place to work for a few hours with free…read moreWiFi. The staff are very helpful and welcoming. Keep it up!

We're fortunate to have such a beautiful library. Staffed work helpful librarians and staff it's a…read moregreat reflection of our community. The building has been a beautiful building since its inception. Many amenities for adults and children make it family friendly. With the continued growing population I wouldn't be surprised to see this building expanded one day.

Shingle Springs Post Office is great. The personnel are very helpful and and pleasant to work with.read more

Zero stars if I could. Hours say open on Saturdays on the doors. Employee's inside but doors…read morelocked. Wait time is off the charts when they are open. Never enough bodies to help. These employee's give postal workers a bad name. Because this town has a high senior population they should be even more helpful and not less. Also very unprofessional with an I don't give a hoot attitude, Lot's of folks wish they had it so easy making a living.... I will go out of my way not to visit this facility. I suggest you do the same.

An awesome experience. Lots of history of course a great place to roam and frolic. Great place to…read morehave a picnic there are so many different things that you can do there. Please check it out just a real cool place to go and if they're still doing it, they do monthly historic events there, reenactments at least they used to. Check it out I haven't been here for a couple of years. Number of years ago I did a press conference there for the 170 anniversary event for the gold rush and the California birthday celebration. Unfortunately it rained like cats and dogs. And even though we still did the press conference underneath umbrellas we uninvited the press they wouldn't have to deal with the storm. Although there were a couple that did insist on coming saying the best they could. Wonderful place to visit even if it's just one in your life but being a Californian and all I go back whenever I can.

So there's not a lot to this location but it's a great piece of history for those wanting to learn…read moreabout the gold rush. When we stopped in here there was a living history actor portrayal of the gold rush times. It went on for about three days. There are several buildings and mining machinery viewing areas. There is also a brick wall in front of the river where the gold was found. It's not huge but there is a decent parking lot. Public bathrooms are available here as well.

I lead a non-profit, New Hope Fellowship, in Shingle Springs. Two years ago we joined this Chamber…read morebecause we wanted to be involved in supporting the quality of life for our community. The spirit of this Chamber is amazing. They were supportive to us when we opened up our Barn for youth outreach in our community. They go above and beyond in supprting local business and their team is proactive in attempting to create community among the business owners in their area. I highly recommend that you consider becoming a member of this Chamber!

From the owner: To advocate, promote and preserve the quality of life in our Chamber community "Cameron Park and…read moreShingle Springs" by means of a strong, healthy and diverse business community.

Had to drive 30 minutes here to check records that I could not research on their website. As soon…read moreas I walked in, I was greeted and helped by Becky. She directed me to where I needed to be and how to maneuver the website. My 2 minutes spent in here was worth the 30 minute drive due to Becky helping me

Well my (now) wife and I came up here to get our marriage license a few weeks ago, and then we…read morereturned yesterday to pick up the official proof of marriage certificate. Well initially we were both pretty nervous, having previously dealt with the getting records copied and licenses issued through our home County of Sacramento. It was a challenging experience in Sac County at times, however that is not the case here at all! The moment we walked in we were greeted with a happy smiles from a couple of different people who were working the public counter. We had our forms filled out that we had printed offline and, and just had to do a couple of other things. The ladies reviewed our paperwork, we swore a quick oath and we were on our way with our license! It was that easy! When we returned yesterday to pick up our certificate, it was equally as easy, and we were in and out in about 10 minutes including parking. I cannot say enough good things about the fine people here. Thank you for making our special day a little less stressful.

I stopped in this afternoon to mail about 10 packages and Sarah helped me. It was the most…read moreenjoyable experience I've had at a post office ever. Lines moved super fast and all the staff were so pleasant and friendly.

People that work at the counter are rude. The only person that I have encountered is over the phone…read moreand her name is Kirwin, she was wonderful. But I try my hardest not to go in to that office.

The City of Folsom is a beautiful city with almost everything--camping, hiking, fishing, shopping…read moremalls, outlets mall, old town area.. etc. I enjoyed how the city is building on the foothills and next to the water - Folsom Lake. The town is three dimensions. Some area is up on the hills; others is on the waterfront. Some area has lots of three, and some area is full of shopping centers. I can always find something I want in the City of Folsom. Many of my favorite restaurants are also in Folsom. I can have my lovely curries here; Thai and Indian curries are great! They have a few Middle-Eastern restaurants I enjoyed in the area too! Of course, they have good Chinese, Japanese, and American restaurants too. The only thing Folsom doesn't have before is they don't have a bakery I like. But the problem was fixed followed by T&5 Cafe & Bakery opening a new location in Folsom. The City of Folsom has everything I want now! Lol!

The Wild Wild West, Oh Yeah!…read more SITREP Okay. Maybe NOT QUITE, but dam close enough! There's tumbleweeds along HWY 50. Horses corralled up on ranchettes between Folsom and El Dorado Hills. There's even a FOLSOM RODEO where I can watch kids ride precocious sheep: "MUTTON WRANGLING!" THE SETUP I value my local friends who show me all the neat markets and antique faires that highlight some of my favorite shopping past times. FOOD HOT SPOTS! But anything pertaining to FOOD has my primary attention! * From Pizza, to Chocolate to Ice Cream shops, if you tastes run along the sweet and quick & easy, you'll find your "poison" along Historic Sutter Street; * But if you're looking for classy Steak Houses or awesome Seafood Restaurants, same place - it's here! * Of specific interest to me is Hop Sing Palace also on Historic Sutter Street: it is my all time favorite Chinese Restaurant in the entire Sacramento Valley! PRODUCE I've learned to go to the Farmer's Market in the Historic Sutter District (at the foot of Historic Sutter Street), and here you can find just about anything! Early in the Spring you're basic fruits and veggies. Later in the Fall, more seasonal faire. My buddy, Master Yelper Eric S., even showed me where to pick out the pumpkins! THE LOWDOWN So much to write about, but suffice it to say that Folsom is a growing community with a lot of stuff for you! It's always helpful