It has one of the best hiking and bike trails especially for the kids. The trail towards the golf…read moreclub has a good shade along the trail and it has a very clean and defined path. The playstructure is built in a way to accommodate many kids at a time. Overall the park has some good amenities, exercise equipments and hands down the best trail...

So adorable & pretty close by. What a great way to cool off in the summer. Family friendly, dog…read morefriendly.

Not for toddlers and there are big bratty kids at the park and large groups of men hanging outsread more

New structure, has nice sections for kids to climb and other sections more suitable to little ones…read more(a pirate ship).

Firestone Park on a food truck night is peak suburban joy. I'm talking warm evening air, the smell…read moreof tacos and garlic fries drifting across a massive green field, kids everywhere living their best lives, and parents doing that relaxed half-smile thing where you know everyone's just glad someone else is making dinner. We've come here several times during the spring and summer for their weekly food truck nights, and it's become a highlight of the week. The park is wide open and well-kept, with tons of space for kids to run around while the adults relax and debate whether to get tacos or go straight for dessert. (Spoiler: it's both.) The vibe is incredibly family-friendly--blankets, lawn chairs, chalk art, all of it. There's usually a solid mix of food trucks during the spring and summer months, and even when it's busy, it never feels overcrowded. We come here regularly, and that's a big part of why. No chaos, no drama--just good food, space to breathe, and enough room for kids to burn off 94% of their sugar high before bedtime. Strong strategy, honestly. On top of that, they also host movie nights in the park, which are basically the perfect way to end a warm evening. It's small-town magic in the best way possible: families on blankets, lawn chairs everywhere, popcorn, blankets, glow sticks--it's the kind of evening that quietly restores your faith in humanity. Five stars for giving families a reason to come together, eat too much, and call it a night well spent.

Nice large park with just about everything you need! I did say "just about" since I didn't see any…read morewater features to cool off in but otherwise the amenities were nice! This park had multiple play grounds with a large covered structure that had plenty of tables, a couple bbqs and trash cans making it perfect for kids birthday parties! (As long as you reserve the shade as it can get very hot in summer days without shade) Large flat grass areas as well as a baseball diamond, basketball hoop, volleyball net, water fountains and restrooms. Parking was easy right in front even with a birthday party happening. Great neighborhood park for many purposes.

This is a great park in the area. It's peacefully set back from the road surrounded by plant life…read more There is lots of different equipment in spaced out areas--slides, swings, climbing apparatus, bouncing, musical play, sand pit, & more. Some parts are covered. An area for younger children is fenced in with heavy gates to get in/out. Ramps & specialty swings add accessibility.

Love taking the kids here. It's behind the public library which is a plus. We always hit up the…read morelibrary before going to the park. The park has a toddler area that is gated which is a plus if you have little ones. My kids love the big kids playground, plenty of room to run around.

What a wonderful event. Found tickets for the Water Lantern Festival on groupon and it was an even…read morebetter deal. The overall experience was amazing. It was a very cathartic experience and a serene atmosphere. The calming space was a great environment to let the words flow on our lanterns to release, restore, and renew. This will definitely become an annual event to bring closure , renewal, an restoration. Great event that was well organized and worth the drive. Bring big spray and good energy if you're planning to attend this amazing event l when it comes back to town. The regional park itself is an amazing venue

Beautiful park and yes you have to pay before entering. I love walking the trails and seeing horses…read moreand lots of other people. The only downside is there's a lot of homeless people. Sometimes I go early in the morning and there's homeless people everywhere. once someone was lying in the middle of the trail passed out. Another time someone came out of the bushes with a big loud pitbull. So be careful or come later in the day lol

Visited this park for the first time today in the AM. For my nephews T ball game. Nice park and…read morethey also have bathrooms and a huge playground.

I live down the street and it is an okay park. sometimes you get bums, and pot smokers nearby, and…read moremy kids and i will leave if so, but otherwise I have never had a problem. I've seen vandalism inside the slides (vulgar words) and no one is quick to clean it up.

Beautiful, family friendly park with shade trees and stuff for kids to climb on. Paved trail along…read moreseasonal creek. Information on how to care for our environment.

The map here on Yelp shows the directions to Rusch park instead. The correct address is 7000 Auburn…read moreBlvd, Citrus Heights, CA 95610 as all the other reviews say it's behind Costco.

Love this park. A little something for everyone. Nice adult exercise equipment. Swings for the kids…read moreand a ping pong table

This park is new and beautiful! The space is huge. They have tennis court, basket court and…read morefitness equipments. I wish they had a dog park (no dog allowed at this park) and playground for toddlers (the one they have is for older kids).