This is a great park for the kids! There are two playgrounds for different ages. It's fairly big…read moreand is next to a school. It's not usually busy and there's something to do for everyone. I prefer the comfortable bench or a spot under a tree! Lol

Cute park in the neighborhood. They have a toddler side and one for older kids. There are 4 tables…read moreunder a tent, 2 fountains and a trash can. I didn't see a parking lot but you can park in the street. No bathrooms either. It was very clean and quiet when we went today.

We've been regulars at Gauche Aquatic Park for years, and it's a solid local spot, though there are…read morea few important things to know before you go. The Positives: The lifeguards here take their jobs very seriously. They actively monitor the pools to ensure kids aren't playing too rough. For safety reasons, they don't allow parents to ride down the yellow slide with toddlers--there isn't a sign posted about this, but we were completely fine following the rule to set a good example for the kids. The Layout & Safety: One design quirk to watch out for if you have toddlers is that the 2-foot kiddie area connects directly to the 4-foot pool without a barrier. It can be a bit risky for non-swimmers who might accidentally wander into the deeper water, so expect to be right in the pool with your little ones the whole time. Crowds & Amenities: Weekends get incredibly packed, to the point where it's hard for kids to swim without bumping into others. Seating and shade are very limited, which is why a massive line forms before opening. You essentially have to sprint inside to claim a spot; otherwise, you're stuck standing in the sun. Also, note that the big slide isn't guaranteed to be running. It was closed during our recent weekend visit. Timing & Cost: They currently run two separate sessions (12:00 PM-2:30 PM and 3:30 PM-6:00 PM). At $12 per person ($48 for our family of four), it honestly feels a bit pricey for just two and a half hours of swim time. Overall, it's a fun park, but you definitely want to arrive early and stay vigilant with younger kids.

Why is there no update to the website, you have to search for hours just to find the right…read moreinformation. Crazy how it is $12 per person now and yet you guys can't even hire someone that is tech savvy to update your info. I really hope there is enough people to agree that your stars go down because you guys are definitely not a five star resort to be charging this much per person.

Very pretty park. I'm giving it a four because there are no restrooms. (It's a neighborhood park )…read more Very well kept by the city. Structures and swings for the kiddos. There is plenty of space to run around, play some football, or practice your skills. Pets must be on a leash. There is not much shade. Has drinking water fountain and one for dogs but it's a miss if it's working. Cute activities for the kiddos to engage on the phone while they play. Space for bike riding. Typically empty

Nice Park We Go Their Evert Night Play Ball With Our Dog…read moreThank U 4 The Playground N Its Nice 2 See The Kids Play Baseball

This little lake gives Marysville some character. Its near the downtown area and its pleasant on…read morethe eyes. This isn't a destination by any means but if your in the area its worth going ten minutes out of the way to see. Things looked to be in OK condition. It wasn't manicured like a Japanese tea garden but it didn't have trash everywhere either. It's perfect for taking your dog for a walk - and functionally I think that is one of the most important things to be happy in a neighborhood. I like something green and something that isn't concrete. I also am a sucker for something that is obviously man made - and realize that some are high nosed to that sort of thing.

I have no words to describe Ellis Lake. It has changed drastically for the WORSE! No upkeep. It's…read morejust not what it used to be since 2004. It's no wonder why Marysville is losing its charm. Being at Ellis Lake now in 2023 will just give the feeling of sadness and beyond belief of what is happening. Ellis Lake definitely has potential, but not anymore with how it is being left unmaintained. First off. Pollution: Runoff from fertilizers, contaminated soil and other products has polluted the lake from human and bird feces, poop, pee, drugs, needles, etc... just floating around on the lake. YUCK!!!! Lots off overgrown vegetation beyond the eyes can see. Too many algae blooms. The lake is just beyond nasty and stinky! I highly advise just doing a drive by, but not going for a stroll around Ellis lake if you do want to visit. Either wise, this place isn't worth it to bring your out of state family/friends to visit Marysville. Rather divert going to Folsom Lake. It's that embarrassing for what the city of Marysville has gone to in a not so positive direction. Shame. Shame. Shame. SMH! Okayyyy... bye.

Great park for literally any age kid, bonus is the huge soccer fields that my 2 and 1 years old ran…read moreall around and got tired out at! There's great play structures, shade, tables, easy parking too

This park is walking distance from our house. When we first moved to the area the park was…read moreunfinished. This park now has new bathrooms and a parking lot . The Sorrento community all got a paper to vote what we would want in the park I chose a basketball court and other amenities instead of the parking lot but the parking lot won lol ! This is still a good park very convenient for birthday parties or just a day in the park . There is a lot of grass area for baseball practices for us .. I love the new tables in the middle with the sun covers very nice ! Overall great park ! Very clean with a great play structure! So glad to have this park near our home .

First, the pool itself is brand new in its very first season, quite lovely & was paid for with…read moregrant $$ including the solar. This is the "Veterans Memorial Park Pool" yet there is zero acknowledgment of the Veteran for pricing. A 10 swim punch card for Seniors prior to Jan 15, 2024 was $25 but has increased to $40 for the same 10 swims. A 10 swim punch card for non senior Adults is now $60. The price gouging to our community members & lack of any recognition for a Veterans pricing structure is appalling particularly when the pool is located inside the Veterans Memorial Park. Second. Inside the women's locker room, mold can be seen growing on the ceilings above the shower stalls & on the shower curtains. For a month now I have observed this & no cleaning has been done. Water stands outside shower area floors due to poor design where no drain or slope exists to carry water away. There are an insufficient number of raised mats for walking safety & the floors are covered with hair & debris. It is pretty gross. With price increases of this size, one would expect at a minimum an improvement in cleanliness of the locker room facilities but that is not the case. For these reasons & for the lack of a pricing acknowledgement for the Veteran the best I can give is 2 stars. Should the pool admin or city correct these problems, I would offer 5 stars but not until.

I am very impressed with the new renovations they have done, but especially with the pool! Very…read morefamily friendly and staff is very friendly!

It's has a lot of cool things like a mini arcade laser tag mini golf as well as go cart racing if…read moreyou want to have fun near by totally recommend ! Very sweet stay even giving us a full tour of everything they have

Awesome place. So much fun for adults and children! Staff is wonderful. This hidden gem is perfect…read morefor date night, birthday parties, guy hangouts, or just a fun afternoon. All indoors so the rain or heat is no big deal.