With the park opening up after construction we had to come check it out! This is one of our…read morefavorite parks in Folsom and it continues to be. The new construction reminds me of the older one but it's a lot safer now. Some things to keep in mind is there is not a lot of shade. There is a gazebo with 4 picnic benches in the shade but other than that there are no sunshades. Also, when the temperature is hot outside the play structure gets very hot.

This place is wonderful for the kids. They love it, and it seems like the entire neighborhood comes…read moreout around 5pm to enjoy the park. The only reason i didn't get it 5 stars is because there's no toilet. This is really a bizarre thing to skip, when kids are going to be running around and suddenly have the urge to use the bathroom with none in sight..

Nice, shady spot to let the kiddos get the wiggles out! The area is clean and well maintained…read more Sometimes local kids have a sweet lemonade stand :)

Very clean, nice happy landscape, wonderful place to bring our dog. We took her for the first time…read morethis morning (we are from El Dorado County so this park was near a building we had to drive to), I yelped some parks and this one popped up as nearby. What a very pristine and positive place!

If you're looking for a great place to take your kids in Folsom, look no further than the Philip…read moreCohn playground! This playground is an absolute gem, and it's the perfect spot for families to come and have some fun together. Not only is the playground itself loads of fun, but it's also located in one of the most beautiful spots in all of Folsom. This city is such a great place to raise a family, and the Philip Cohn playground is just one more reason why. So if you're looking for a fun and friendly place to take your kids in Folsom, be sure to check out the Philip Cohn playground. Checkout our YouTube video! https://youtu.be/ce3YlhzxsMo

I was quite thrilled when I saw all the amenities that this park had to offer. The amenities…read moreinclude 2 baseball/softball diamonds, 2 soccer fields/ restrooms/ play area for younger children as well as older children plus access to a multi-purpose trail. The play area has swings, slides and climbing structures. There is also a shaded picnic area. Phillip C. Cohn park is part of the City of Folsom Parks and Recreation District. It was also named after the late California State Senator "Phillip C. Cohn ". Senator Cohn at one time ran the merchandise store on Sutter Street . The Cohn Mansion still stands in the City of Folsom. Overall a clean, well maintained neighborhood park .

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.

Love this park. There are two play structures. One for the smaller tots and the other is a little…read morelarger for the bigger kids. Plenty of shade under their picnic area, which I'm sure plenty of parent appreciate in hot sunny days. There is a working restroom. I especially love the large open green grassy area with the amazing views of Eldorado Hills. Perfect for just relaxing or having a picnic. Something to be aware of is parking. Their parking lot is extremely limited with maybe 5ish spots. But luckily you can park on the street near tithe park entrance.

Christmas morning is an extra special day to visit my favorite park in El Dorado Hills…read more.. Blackstone Park. What a beautiful place to celebrate a wintery holiday with a steaming hot cup of coffee. This is literally a 15 minute walk from my home. Today, however, it was a 5 minute car drive because the weather was crazy and rain was on the radar. Better safe than sorry. It is a newer El Dorado Hills park located in the lovely Blackstone housing development. It is open to anyone from morning to dusk. I have been reluctant to do a review because I want to keep it all to myself :-) Along with the usual amenities, (restrooms, parking, playground with children's play equipment), it has a wetlands themed walk trail that is so peaceful and relaxing. Of course no one was here on Christmas morning. However; perhaps with a lot of visitors, not so peaceful. It has a feel of being far, far away from the world. Lots of open space. No nearby heavily traveled roads and the visible homes are a good distance away. Amazing views. A summer visit could be pretty hot. So Blackstone Park is going to be perfect for my spring, fall and winter excursions! So jazzed to have it nearby.

Nice place for a baseball tournament! Plenty of shade, permanent restrooms, snack bar, and picnic…read moretables. Nice playground if you have younger kids that are forced to go to their siblings baseball games Very clean, safe and well-kept park. We came from out of town and it would have been very comfortable to stay there all day if necessary! Also, the local Folsom Little league staff that were there at the time were very kind and welcoming to all the teams that traveled from out of town to be there. Also, dogs on leashes are allowed!

Mann Family Park is located in the City of Folsom, California. The park was named after Gary &…read moreCheryl Mann. Both Gary and Cheryl were community activist and deeply involved in the development of the City of Folsom Parks and Recreation youth sports program. From coaching little league baseball and soccer to being "Park & Recreation Commissioner" Gary and Cheryl dedicated their lives making sure that all youths have an opportunity to participate in recreation programs . This park is clean and very well maintained. The park has only one play structure for both young and old to share, a full court basketball court, lighted baseball diamond with bench seating, picnic tables and clean restrooms. I enjoy coming here to kick back and relax before heading home ! Enjoy !

Beautiful park with plenty of grass for running and playing! A walking/bike path surrounds the…read moreample lawn. A picnic area complete with grills is situated under a shade cover next to the playground and sand box. There is also a nicely paved half court for basketball. The only downside: NO WATER. No fountain or nozzles, so bring your own!

We moved into our house in early 2008 and were promised a grocery store by the end of the year and…read morea park in the not too distant future. Fast forward to July of 2013, there is still no grocery store in sight (much to our dismay) but we FINALLY have our neighborhood park! More than FIVE YEARS LATER! It's very nice to no longer have to load the kids into the car to get to the nearest park, we can now walk there. The kids love to run in the huge field, try to play basketball on the half court (they are still way too small for this), have lunch at one of the four picnic tables under a shade structure, swing on the swings, play in the sandbox and climb and slide on the playground equipment. However, we do feel that the city of Rancho Cordova skimped on our park and many other neighbors agree. Originally, the field was supposed to have a baseball diamond with backboard and soccer goals. We were told midway through that they would buy portable equipment instead of the permanent ones, but I have not heard where this is stored nor how to obtain use of them. The field is large enough to have had a full basketball court, rather than just a half court. Many dog owners wish that a portion of the field could have been fenced off to let their dogs run free, as the law is that dogs must be on leash at all times in the park (which I appreciate since I have small children that I do not wish to be mauled). There is no shade, other than over the small picnic area (they do provide two bbq grills and a good number of trash cans, which is nice) and that makes the play equipment boiling hot much of the summer. Worst of all, no water and no bathrooms. None at all. We were told that a water fountain would have been cost prohibitive! What all this means is that we lug over a cooler with water as the kids inevitably get very thirsty playing in the hot sun and one bottle of drink will not suffice. It also means that two hours is our absolute limit as someone eventually has to use the bathroom and there is nowhere to go. You can see in my pictures that the nearest houses are still blocks away. We will never have a party here for this reason. Also, the playground equipment and basketball court can get crowded at certain parts of the day and our neighborhood is maybe only halfway complete. Our understanding is that this is the only park planned for us. Once it is complete I can see the park being overrun, as nearly everyone has small children. While we appreciate finally having our neighborhood park, we feel slighted and disappointed based on what we were promised when we originally moved here. If I did not love my house and we were in a better financial situation, I feel as though we might be looking to move elsewhere in the Sacramento area.

Beautiful park. Nice playground area and a large field/baseball field. A great spot to picnic and…read morelook out onto El Dorado Hills. There is a nearby restroom, a small area with a picnic table and parking is limited, probably 10 or so spots.

This a small neighbour park with nice green grass and a Nice view overlooking the homes of El…read moreDorado Hills and the lake. They have a small kiddie playground and a small picnic area , two clean public bathrooms, and small parking lot. It's pleasant, but I would not come out of way to visit here again . It's really mostly for the surrounding homes to enjoy . It took a total of less then two minutes to circle the park. We did sneak a walk in the gated neighborhood next to the park. Very beautiful homes here !