Our family gathered at this beautiful park for a few innings of Wiffle ball We shared many laughs…read moreand luckily had the baseball field all to ourselves. My son and daughter were hitting like pros. I must admit my pitching took some time to get the ball over the plate. It was pleasing to see the goats in the area cleaning up the fields. The park is beautiful, and I would like to come back to enjoy all the amenities.

we visited nisenan park for the first time recently - i can't believe i haven't taken my little guy…read morethere previously! it's incredibly clean and was completely empty when we arrived on a sunny sunday afternoon, which meant we had all the swings and slides to ourselves for a good while. the park has a lot more to offer than just the playground. there are picnic tables under a big gazebo, basketball courts, a big water fountain that kids can run through and clean bathrooms. they also allow pets on leash (which is better than no pets at all). it's a great spot for a quick playground sesh, or to hangout for an afternoon.

I'll put it at top of review but not a fan of the challenge system they have in place at Pickleball…read morecourts with no posted rules. Even at 8:15-8:30 PM on a weekday you can't see play more than one game before people start going up to you saying you can't stay on the court for yourself winner stays. Then they queue up and all and I watched someone just finish a game and queue but we were waiting a lot longer and there were complaints by not even the queue people who let us go ahead of them because some people were calling us out and getting upset that we didn't put our paddles in the board. Good (12) Pickleball Courts but they have exploded in popularity and you have to wait a long time or play later and later now. If it was just me, I'd wait later to play or go on off hours but friends rather go at certain times. Folsom should build more.

My fiancé, my daughter and I decided to check out this amazing park before heading to work one…read moremorning. And I must say this is quite the park, from the beach volleyball courts, to the large sand box with a large playground, with a zip-line, slides, swings and all! I would highly recommend visiting this local park, we'll definitely be back and will be bringing my volleyballs I passed down to my daughter from my days of playing volleyball in school! Any parent and child are sure to have fun at this park, just take a look at the little tour I put in the videos!

Attended a birthday party for a child lots of children playing on playground equipment ,until the…read moremeat bees starting stinging kids.Meat bees all over

Went briefly after going elsewhere in Folsom and man I wish we lived closer! It's sooo shady and…read morebeautiful here. The whole playground area and splash pad have ample shade. They have slides for diff ages, toddler swings and normal swings. Haven't tried the trails or other areas, but it's a large park!

Snaps for this new park!…read more My kids and I are always on the hunt for new parks and this one recently opened. Yass! Has multiple shaded seated area. Bbqs for public use. Very clean bathrooms. Two playgrounds one for the big kids and one for little kids. A giant spinning wheel that can fit multiple kids. There is a giant swing for kids. Very neat park. Parking can be limited and it can get hottttt! Still fun and recommend!

Its nice and its new but its not all that. Then again, its not me thats playing lol. So what do I…read moreknow. Yes there are some cool new play structures like the long zipline style swing. Theres a BBQ grill area, clean restrooms and a turf like material for the flooring of the park. But you can see the freeway from the park. the parking spots are limited, maybe 10 or less and in regards to safety - Its by a main street with traffic and there is no fencing around the entire park. Its not unsafe at all but its just an FYI. Theres also not much shade and it does get hot out there. Its a great new park and gets busy at times as well.

We went on a drive around Sacramento visiting parks in search of places to roll in the grass, look…read moreat flowers, and swing on the swings. According to the rating system formulated by a teenager, this one is top par. The playground is nice, with "bigger" kid swings and a swirling slide. We gave extra points for the spinning thing that you run on top of, and a musical set of notes that you can play tunes on! Some parks they make tapping noises, this park they make musical sounds. Close to the elementary school garden that has pretty tulips and leads into a relaxing set of trails through the neighborhood villages. Would be nice if there was a bathroom, unless I missed it. Very well maintained, saw someone cleaning while we were there. Plenty of parking along the street. Yay park!

This is a pretty nice park the large playground. It has baby swings and a small kids area and a…read morelarge Kids area with slides and some climbing structures.

Another reviewer mentioned how this property used to belong to the Folsom Cordova school district,…read moreand was used for the kids to run cross country. Once upon a time, I was one of those kids. Technically, I was only on Folsom High's cross country team for a few weeks, but that was long enough to run around this pond several times. Back then, it was just a bunch of barely developed running trails around the water. When I recently visited, I was surprised to find that it had been expanded into a real, official park. These days, there are restrooms, picnic tables, a play area, exercise equipment, and even a fishing and docking ramp on the pond. A few bridges have been added to the paths to help protect the wetlands. The play area is small, but it's cute, and unique. It's really mainly just a bunch of nets for climbing. A short walk down the path away, there is a small cross-fit jungle gym, complete with instructions, set up right in front of the pond. (Note that users must be at least 14 years old to use the equipment.) During my most recent visit, I saw lots of birds, including a couple of geese with five baby goslings in tow. While it wasn't quite as rural as I remembered it, it was still very peaceful and picturesque. I can definitely see myself coming back sometime to try cross-fit by the pond.

Took the grandkids up to fish, and the grasses are so over grow in the lake that every cast was…read moreloaded with grass and weeds. The grand kids were also disappointed. But, they had a great time on the equipment climbing, playing, and the revolving wheel that made them very dizzy.... I also did some research and could not find any mention on the FISH AND GAME SITE, that the pond had been stocked in the last year. Did see a pair of Beautiful SWANS with a 5 foot wingspan circle the reservoir and land right in front of us on the fishing pier. The kids were amazed watching their show.

This park is in downtown Placerville, CA. It's one of the prettiest neighborhood parks that I've…read moreever seen. Gorgeous aspen (or pine, one of those) trees surround the park. In its four acres is a lighted little league baseball field (home to the Hangtown League) complete with an electronic scoreboard and snack shack, play ground, picnic tables with bbq pits, and restrooms. The park is on Clark Street which is a narrow neighborhood gravel road. Drive cautiously because the street turns into hybrid part parking lot and street. On game days, the parking lot fills up quickly. When that happens, parking on Clark Street is scarce and the best bet is to park on Pacific Street and hike in. There are some handicapped parking spots located at the far end of the parking lot behind the little snack shack. From that end, there is a walking ramp that leads to all areas of the park including the walking path around the back field. So if you have folks in your group that would benefit from using the ADA ramps, it's best to unload from back there. Besides that access point, there are stairs, with hand rails, in the front parking lot. The parking lot has only one entrance and exit point. A big shout out to the Placerville Rotary Club for creating this park and helping to maintain it. Great community partnership.

Adj: Hilltop Handy Family Park with a Happy View…read more This is one of Folsom's hidden gems in our books. We visit Folsom to meet friends and to explore and do nature-type activities as well as shopping and discovered Handy Family Park on one occasion. Handy Family Park is apparently one of Folsom's most elevated parks. Set on a hilltop, it's a lovely neighborhood park. Though it's smaller compared to regional parks, it's actually pretty big, it's just that it's atop a hill so not all of the space is usable for sports courts, but all of it is scenic and most of it is recreational space. You can reach this park by taking the E. Bidwell exit on Hwy 50, and then it's a really quick drive past the Costco and the In-N-Out, then take Scholar Way, and it's at 1560 Cavitt Dr. You can't walk directly into the park from the parking lot b/c you have to go UP to the top of the "hill", so you can either take the stairs or there's a longer path/ramp for ADA accessibility. Thankfully, the bathrooms are at the start of the park/bottom of the stairs so those who need to use the restrooms can get to them without going into the park. Once you climb up, you're rewarded with an amazing overlook of several neighborhoods and the rolling hills of Folsom. I've only been here in the daytime, but I imagine that it'd be extra beautiful after dark when the lights shine and sparkle all over for a night view. The park offers a lighted baseball field, a huge soccer field, a basketball court, open fields for free recreation, and multiple walking pathways that wind around for a nice stroll throughout the park while you get a nice panoramic view no matter which way you look. In addition to the amenities above, there's a barbecue with a couple of picnic tables under a covered pavilion at the edge of the hilltop so it's really a nice place for a picnic or little party. There's also a couple of kids play structure (one for bigger kids and one for the littles). My kids enjoyed playing here and running around when they were younger, but we still like coming here whenever we're in Folsom b/c Handy Family Park got such a scenic view and it's usually not too crowded. It is always a great place to bring our own picnic and hang out as a family in "nature" not too far from all the conveniences of civilization.

Do not come to this park after dark, because there are RATS in every place you step! They tend to…read morebe under the bid blue shaded tables! The RATS will also be in the big blue garbage cans! (WARNING they love In-Out French fries!) Good park during the daytime!