One of the best parks and splash pads in El Dorado Hills. There is one side with a somewhat…read morepartially covered playground for the bigger kiddos and on the opposite side of the parking lot (which has plenty of parking) are two more covered playground areas. The two playgrounds for the smaller kiddos is right next to a huge splash pad area. There are restrooms, nice grassy area to sit out on with a couple of trees for a bit a shade, and a large covered picnic area that you can rent out for parties/gatherings.

We came strictly for the park on a Saturday. When we got there there were two different games going…read moreon (lacrosse and baseball). It looked like people were also playing bocce ball? The parking lot is a pretty decent size and so we were still able to get parking. There are two parks, one on each side of the parking lot. Each side has shade coverings which was great. It was about 80 degrees when we were there and the shade allowed us to enjoy being outside. On one side there is a climbing structure and slide. On the water side there was a more advanced climbing structure, swings and a smaller climbing area with the swings. All in all, we definitely enjoyed the park and all it had to offer. It was very clean as well.

Beautiful park and very safe and clean - has bathrooms and every sports field you can imagineread more

We had a good time here. Pretty far from our house so we won't go often. The slash pad seems nice…read morefor younger kids. Lots to climb, sand area, trampoline, separate playgrounds for toddlers and older kids. Lots of grass. Does have a parking lot. There were only a few other cars the day we went. Does have bathrooms. Not a lot of shade.

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.

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..

This is a nice park located right outside the gates of the heritage of the El Dorado Lennar gated…read morecommunity. The park has free parking for free in bocce courts, a playground, several benches and an area for barbecue parties that has a nice roof. The park has been newly constructed with new landscaping, and it is a nice quiet location. Highly recommended. the playground has two different structures one for younger children the second one for older kids. The playground also have some swings and slides.

Nice park... fun play place... clean bathrooms... hot on a hot day! Very little shade! It will be…read morenice when all the trees grow up!!

This playgrounds is located in the neighborhood area that pretty far from the street.not that many…read morepeople when we went there but I can see why since it took a while to drive there. They have a nice play structure. Some climbing stuctures, small playground for small kids. One thing I did not see is restroom. They look pretty clean . They have plenty of green area, picnic table with shades.

A playground with some unique features. The slides on the hill were interesting. My kids…read moreparticularly enjoyed the pipe slide. The play structure houses had cargo nets for floors which made it more challenging. There was also a nice round circular swing. Overall a different change of pace and layout for a play ground. There was also an area for 5 and under. Nice neighborhood park.

Surprised to spot so many types of birds in such a developed residential area. Many types of water…read morefowl and song birds show themselves along the whole lake and pond. Wonderful dirt and paved walking path surrounding this lake. It connects to a large disc golf park. Lots of benches and some picnic tables. They charge for parking. There are a lot of street parking along the side roads for free, although there is a busy road one must cross.

My grand kids loved the openness and the big rocks and it was very clean. Easy to get to, and a…read moregreat path.

This is a little hidden gem. A lot of people don't even know it's up in on the hill by Hazel…read moreMcFarlan Park. You park by the softball fields and walk up the steps. My kids had a great (shot time) running around and exploring. Next time we need to bring horseshoes.

Broder Family Homestead Park is a compact, passive park sandwiched between the Harvest subdivision…read moreof homes and Hazel McFarland park in Folsom, CA. Hurray to the City of Folsom Parks and Rec for this great use of the 5 acres. Broder Park preserves the history of the land. A portion of the olive orchard has been kept. The olive trees are still thriving. New fruit trees have been added since the 2020 park opening. The city also planted new vines in the area where the vineyards use to be. Remnants of the original concrete base of the Broder house is preserved and makes for the border of the patch of real grass. The City did its best to salvage material from the Homestead to be used in the park. The park is elevated with gentle sloping walking paths. The elevation makes for some pretty nice views of the surrounding area. The park has walking paths, some or paved and others are sand packed. Both are ADA compliant. There are benches and information boards about the Broder Ranch and activities, the olive orchards and vineyards, and the way folks in this area received water in the late 1800. The info boards are scattered about the different areas. There is a pavilion with picnic benches that is right next to a play area with farm animal statues. The statues are meant to be climbed on. Above that area is a horseshoe pit. Bring your own horseshoes to toss about. The first time I explored this park was when I visited the neighboring park for a Little League game. Since then, I have been back several times minus the Little League games.