Love this field. The baseball diamonds are all placed in a circle group next to each other with…read morerestrooms and seating in the middle. Ample parking for many spectators and far from the fly ball zone which is ah-mazing. Park and playground equipment make it fun for the whole family.

5 stars We went…read morethere for softball games on both Saturday and Sunday. The bathrooms actually had soap, and hand towels. The stalls had bottom papers to sit on. The bleachers were clean and there is a "no nuts or seeds allowed" sign near bleachers. That was nice so if there are shells on people's nuts, theres less spit out shells to clean up and be grossed at. Most people sitting on those bleachers obeyed these rules. The thing that stood out about this park was the many dog walkers and early AM walkers. I was there by 9am both days and there were more than handful walking by my car. Another thing that struck me was how clean the bathrooms are near the entrance of the park. I am from a little more south with maybe 80K more in population and our parks are not this clean. This was a sight for sore park eyes. This park is expansive, wide, nicely mowed, not many houses nearby, open fields surround a part of the park. It appears like it could be a camping resort as well. It isn't, but the way uts situated looked like it could be. Thats a good thing. If I was a kite flyer or a frisbee thrower, this park would be ideal due to the wide open spaces. Parking is decent but when you are there for games, spots are a hot commodity and so it may be more of a challenge and one may desire to come early. Very nice park. Great job Lincoln.

This was one of the most beautiful parks I've visited! My husband and I took a romantic stroll by…read morethe pond, where we witnessed adorable goslings with their mamas and ducks gracefully swimming in the water! Next we picked out a book for our eldest from the Little Library located next to one of the playgrounds! Finally we swung our baby on the swing at one of their playgrounds! I'm looking forward to returning to explore more! What's your favorite park? SYOY! *Acoustic Guitar 1 audionautix.com License: https://creativecommons.org/licenses/by/4.0/legalcode

Hidden gem in Auburn. Needs a better name though. Watch out for the disc golf course. Some of…read morethe playable areas cross the walking paths.

Clean, spacious, wonderful for walking and enjoying scenery and was not too crowded..read more

This review is for the South Creek Wilson Park Nature Trail. It is not available to review on Yelp…read morebut the trail runs along this park. The area is absolutely beautiful. It's one of my favorite places to walk when the weather is nice and cool. There isn't really any shade which is why I only put 4 stars. It is paved and wonderful for strollers, walkers, children, cyclists, etc. There is a lot of beautiful scenery. I'm not sure how long it is in total but I've gone as little as 2 miles and as many as 4. It breaks off into several parts of the surrounding neighborhood so really can fit the trail to whatever your needs are. There is ample parking at the park nearby and wonderful bathrooms that are always clean and kept up. Loads of grass area, a baseball diamond, etc. Be careful of snakes! I've not seen one but there are signs everywhere. Love this trail.

I've been going to Singer park now for a year. My grandson…read moreplays Soccer with a great Coach named Erik Carpio. Please contact the Soccer Youth Team for more information. (No we're not related... he is just an awesome Coach that my grandson looks up to. ) He's pretty awesome and with his wife Julie who sets up as well. If anyone is searching for a very attentive coach who not only manages the kids/ has great team dynamics, and creates a positive learning environment. He's your man. We normally try to sit in shaded areas, but doesn't happen a-lot. Especially with the high 90° weather we have had. Wish there was more tree coverage from the Sun. It's very well kept and clean. My only issue is they need TWO bathrooms. It's a long walk if your playing on the opposite field. Especially for senior citizens like myself. Besides, that its a great spot .

Great park and baseball field in Lincoln just off Ferrari Ranch Road. They have a number of…read morebaseball fields with nice newer bleachers to sit in comfortably. I've seen food trucks here which is really nice when you are at games. The bathrooms are near the park and are decent for a public restroom. Parking can be tight on a busy day but not so much that you won't find a spot. Consider parking away from the field to reduce the chance of having a foul ball hit your windshield.

Perfect place to celebrate a birthday, we were just here this past weekend and lucked out with…read morebeautiful weather! They offer a few picnic tables but not much shade over them but if you come prepared with an awning you'd be good to go! FYI no "restrooms" but they do have a clean portable onsite.

Nice park. It has 2 parks. The big park has lots of climbing structure and nice little park next to…read morethe big one. They do have water fountain. This park has few benches but definitely need some renovation. The park surrounded by lots of nice big trees.

Great 1/2 mile walking path around the park and easy trek to the town of Lincol, ball field and…read moreplayground are always clean. convenient to a recycling station. Sunsets are absolutely amazing from that locatio.

It's a nice family park. Bathrooms need some attention, they are open tho which is a plus. The…read moresoccer field is usually being utilized and gets plenty of use. They have a baseball field which is nice and there is a small playground close to it to keep the little ones occupied during games and practices. There are several aggressive dogs in yards backing up to the path around the park so keep your dog's leash close to avoid problems. I like this park as it's not in the middle of town and seems to be more low key.

Love it here. Very charming. Its like the baseball diamonds you see in the movies where the boys…read moremake their own team and play all summer. Plenty of shade. Great view of the field. Very kid friendly. Parking is a little difficult but well worth the small hardship.

Well, on one hand there is the endless fields. Great for athletes! But, there are the gopher holes…read more And dead grass... coming from a goalkeeper who dives on that, it is injury prone. Well, in the end it is a great place for athletes but, could use some help!

We come here regularly…read more The soccer fields needs some upkeep due to the endless gopher holes. It has a ton of soccer fields, open fields, baseball fields and space for the family to enjoy the day. Bring a snack, there are no vendors. The restrooms are usually locked but they have porta potty's. During the days or weekend you might see the corn person (amazing) and during soccer games they something have the snack at open! Parking is $5 during games. Free if you don't park in the game area (a small walk) There is plenty of shade! Bring a chair and canopy if you'll be here for a while. It is right next to the river bottoms so if you're here for an event, walk over to take a look! Located next to grocery stores and restaurants. It's a good park for the community athletes to have.

My dad use to play here in the 40's and 50's. My sister's and I use to come here to play in the…read more60's and 70's. Back then the park was a lot different. There was a old merry go round, swings and a teeter totter. When I got older I brought my girls to play here in the 80's and 90's, and now I have brought my grand kids here to play. So now 4 generations of McNatt's have played in Rotary Park. Hopefully the tradition of coming back to this park will continue for generations to come.

Interesting variety of art, artfully displayed; charming docents.read more