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    3.7 (86 reviews)

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    So many poop
    Eni J.

    This review is for the play ground park n the wood train area also the quarry park outside area. First of all this place has so many poop everywhere. I mean like every two steps u will see one or two poop. Duck walking around, I guess nice view with animal around but the poop is everywhere. The park itself is very nice place. If u go to the inside of the quarry park for the adventure they are probably clean. But the surrounding area outside is so dirty with lots of poop. I guess they can't control the ducks. Nice place but definitely could be better.

    Kidz Kove
    Marlana R.

    Went there for my granddaughter's birthday party (age 7 & 11). Like the ideal of bringing your own food and drinks (non-alcoholic beverages). Party was scheduled a 1 o'clock. They set up 2 tables in the kidz kove so we can keep an eye on the little ones. It was set up in the sun with no shade. Don't know if it was do to a late start and all the other tables were taken. I went to target to buy a table umbrella to get some shade. There were other tables farther away outside the Kidz Kove. Recommend to schedule or go earlier in the day because it does get hot there. Overall, everyone had a great time. Also, it's kind of pricey

    Vintage country feel to the place!
    Rachelle P.

    Yesterday was my first visit here and I would say it's a pretty cool park with the zip lining near by, something I've had on my bucket list and the concert series they have. Why the less stars you ask? Well they only have an older kid playground and no swing set so my toddler could only play on the wooden play train when my man and I brought her and the wheel was loose. She had a blast on the train tho and it's a beautiful park with a vintage country feel to it! I would recommend coming to this park, they have a lot to offer and for older kiddos they have a lot of fun areas for them to check out or if you have a very young one like mine, they'll love the train! I know I'll be back maybe when she's a little older and for mommy to try zip lining there!

    Michelle L.

    This venue officially launched October 13th, but I was able to preview it at a private corporate event on September 29th as one of the first big groups they were hosting. Sign a waiver online ahead of time or in person (one per household, but each attendee needs to sign). Entrance to the parking lot (free) located on Pacific Street, west of Quarry Park. We had the park just for our group exclusively from 8am-12pm (indicated by red wristbands to differentiate between us and the next group), and most attractions were available the whole time. The park was not setup to sell food yet but we were allowed small snacks/drinks that fit in backpacks -- no coolers, no alcohol. Close-toed shoes, no loose clothing/hair/jewelry. There was a brief "ground-school" class session to attend and go over rules and techniques, safety if you wanted to do the overhead aerial obstacles/ropes course, but other attractions like the ziplines, freefall, rappel, paddleboat and rock wall did not need that special instruction. Some weight/height restrictions -- minimum 70lbs/48" and maximum 250lbs/6'6". Helmets, harness for all. There is also a kids zone for the little ones. Personally, I was able to the giant ziplines twice, and the nearly-60-foot rock climbing wall (with auto-belay). The freefall and rappelling looked a bit scary. The horizontal wall walkways and swing were not yet open. The lake paddleboats closed before I could get in line. Long lines waiting for suiting/gearing up, and a half day was not long enough especially if you arrived late then total time cut short since the 12pm cutoff was strictly upheld. Staff was friendly. Port-a-potties and portable restrooms (walk-in trailer style) available at the time. Not sure what current pricing is, but I would go back in the future! Too bad they couldn't open in summertime as originally planned.

    Douglas Y.

    What a cool new park to have in our area. Quarry is the only adventure theme park I have ever seen or heard of and it is right here in Rocklin. You can enter the park from two different areas, we came in the back way by the Police Department. I believe the front entrance might be on Pacific St, but I am not sure. The park includes plenty of parking, walking areas, picnic tables and of course the adventure area. The staff was disorganized as they still hadn't worked the kinks out, but we ended up just buying the Zip Line pass with unlimited rides. The all adventure pass is around $40 which includes everything: paddle boats, kids cool playground, ropes course, rock wall climbing, rock wall trail, mini descent (like a bungie but no bouncing) and the large and small zip lines. The Large zip line lasts 10 seconds and is beginner level. None of us had zipped before and we were a little nervous but it was a breeze and after the first run were relaxed in going again. There is a small concession area with drinks, snow cones and hot dogs but no real food establishments. Overall this was a really fun trip and a great place to have a picnic and do something different.

    Element Brass Band, Rocklin Quarry, 8-9-19
    Carla C.

    Big Sam's Funky Nation concert held at Rocklin Amphitheatre. Nice and lush setting. Sacramento Element Brass Band opened for Big Sam. They're so talented. And Big Sam is talented, fun and memorable.

    Pete V.

    My family and I took a walk here after dinner. What a beautiful place to walk to and even have a picnic if you would like. Quarry park is located right in the heart of old town Rocklin, behind the police department. This park is quite large and a hidden Rocklin gem, I just discovered. They have a children's playground, a large wooden train to climb on to and an area for kids to play in the water features during those hot days. The park also has an outdoor amapatheater for concerts, plays/skits or family movie night, for an idea. Bring a blanket or low level lawn chair for your comfort. Also, there is a beautiful old quarry mine lake with waterfalls, walking trails and old mining equipment beautifully displayed throughout. Just don't venture off the trail or you might get poison oak or run into a rattle snake. YIKES!!! Otherwise, this a fabulous place to spend time with your family and friends.

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    This was a fun place to go. Have fun on a nice day at the Quarry Park. You won't regret it.

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    Review for the Kidz cove. It's fun for the kids but it's not really exciting. One time is enough for me.

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    Had fun it's all so safe for kids they say that a 14y and older can supervise the kids below 14y but overall would go there again

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    Ask the Community - Quarry Park

    Why is the park closed? Did something happen?

    The adventure park is closed for the season due to the weather (despite the fact that it happened to be sunny all week).

    Where is the entrance located for the public park of quarry park? Is it a nice public park to take pictures? Planning on taking family photos there next week. Can anyone post a picture of the public park entrance of quarry park.

    Is this park dog friendly?

    On a leash and pick up after then i don't think people will mind. I do not have a dog but as long as those two are followed i don't think there will be a problem. There are… 

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    You can also take a walk along the trails and catch a show in the outdoor amphitheater, which I haven't done yet.

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    Sonoma Zipline Adventures - Great ziplining guides Logan and Dulton

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    4.9(1.3k reviews)
    97.1 mi

    Went for the Treehouse Adventures (Fern) Treehouse hosts…read morewere friendly and accommodating. Room and toilet were very clean. (Note: limited in-treehouse sink water) Showers are only a short walk away. (Toiletries provided) Snacks and bottled water all included. Zipline guides were very fun and helpful. Amazing views over a small creek.

    We did the Treehouse Adventure and everything about this excursion is a must! From the friendly and…read morefunny zip guides, fun and exciting zips, and clean well-maintained hiking areas, to the fantastic hosts, unbelievably clean and well-maintained treehouses, and the gourmet quality food (perfectly cooked filet mignon). They had everything we needed... towels, washcloths, shower amenities. games, snacks, bug spray, plenty of water, feminine products, and the first aid items we ended up needing (for bug bite). We had a first few time zippers in our party, and the group, and at all times, my party felt SAFE! The guides make sure we were ALWAYS attached at all times (several straps) and followed the same process for each zipper, for each line. Also, my party appreciated the first "starter" lines to get us acclimated. For more experienced zippers, we loved the challenges (like touching trees and zipping sideways. This was worth every penny! I totally recommend tipping at the end in the gift shop if you feel so inclined.

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    Sonoma Zipline Adventures - My husband and I high in the trees zip lining

    My husband and I high in the trees zip lining

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    The rope bridges have just enough swing and stability to balance fun with feeling safe.

    Sonoma Zipline Adventures - My family having a blast! It definitely a must try!

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    My family having a blast! It definitely a must try!

    Quarry Park Adventures - Area adventure (ropes course) medium level

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    4.0(178 reviews)
    0.2 mi

    I brought my K-1st grade classes to the QPA, and they had an absolute blast! The students loved…read moreclimbing through all the nests, exploring, and running through the maze. It was wonderful to see them so engaged, active, and having so much fun. One of the things I appreciated most was the enclosed Kids Zone. As a teacher, it gave me peace of mind knowing the children could play safely while still enjoying plenty of freedom to explore. There was also a nice covered area for parents and chaperones to relax, as well as a great space for eating and gathering as a group. This was our second year visiting, and it was just as fantastic as the first. The staff and facilities made our field trip easy and enjoyable from start to finish. We will definitely be back again next year! Highly recommend for school groups and families alike!

    The good: - Friendly staff, very helpful and knowledgeable…read more - Equipment was solid - Park was clean & well taken care of Could be Better: - Multiple water coolers filled with waters on a 95 degree day, zero ice in any of them - Rappel Wall had a bin full of gloves to use, ALL left handed only for adults. Used a backwards left glove on my right hand, big mistake, not enough protection - Some staff not paying attention to the line forming for the zip line. How about a notify button?

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    Quarry Park Adventures - Zip line-a hit!

    Zip line-a hit!

    Quarry Park Adventures - Rock climbing wall recommend the smaller ones they have more rocks.

    Rock climbing wall recommend the smaller ones they have more rocks.

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    Kids Kove play area

    Pura Vida Adventures - Cris Kalyani our Yoga Instructor

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    4.8(16 reviews)
    24.2 mi

    Costa Rica is so beautiful and the people are so welcoming. From the second I arrived at Pura Vida…read moreAdventures, I felt so welcomed and at home. The hotel was the perfect combo of luxe, jungle living. Steps from the ocean, the property was exactly what I was hoping for. The pool was a nice touch and the open air restaurant on-site was fresh and delicious. Now for the surfing and yoga! I was a beginner at yoga at the time and Cris was an amazing instructor. I felt completely comfortable and excited to push myself to learn more. The open air yoga studio overlooking the ocean was so peace during each morning yoga sesh. So, even though I have lived in San Diego my whole life, I waited until my 30s and going to Costa Rica to learn to surf. Crazy! But I am glad I did, because the rolling waves in Costa Rica were so perfect to learn on. The small groups at Pura Vida coupled with the super experienced instructors really helped me feel like I was getting one-on-one attention. I was so proud of myself for pushing through my fear and riding waves in. By the end of the week, I was both refreshed (mind) and exhausted (body). With two small kids at home and a demanding job, Pura Vida was the perfect getaway to reenergize my mind and spirit. I also loved heading into town- such a quant place with good restaurants and fun people. We also zip-lined one day, which was so amazing - Starting at the top of the jungle canopy with the most amazing ocean view, and working our way down to the beach! When I got home, I bought a surf board and began surfing in San Diego. Although, I must say, I like the waves in CR better. :) https://www.tripadvisor.com/ShowUserReviews-g635538-d12727804-r525853077-Pura_Vida_Adventures-Santa_Teresa_Province_of_Puntarenas.html#

    Are you female and have always wanted to learn to surf?.....or already know how to surf, but want…read moreto get more instruction, NOT freeze your ass offf and actually be able to wear a bathing suit in the water? Or maybe you are already a fantasitc surfer, but don't feel comfortable travelling to Costa Rica by yourself for a surf vacation? If this is you, I HIGHLY suggest booking a trip with Pura Vida Adventures. An amazing woman and friend of mine, Tierza, started this business about 4 years ago, and I was part of the very first all girls camp.....and I can't possibly iterate how empowering, fun, beautiful and enriching my experience was....probably because of all the tequila I drank while I was there. My memory is a little foggy ;-) I fell so in love with the area, Malpias and Santa Teresa, that I now travel back on my own to enjoy the same beautiful coastline, waves, rainforests, and people (THE HOTTEST men I have EVER seen living in one tiny area in my life!!) Here's a great quote that a girl from my camp wrote at the end of our trip...I think she sums it up very well: "Start by imagining the perfect week: surfing, yoga, wonderful food, beautiful women, falling asleep to the sound of the waves every night - wake to the sounds of tropical birds in the morning. Maybe see the stars like you've never seen them before. Start telling time by the direction of the wind and the tides. Forget what day it is. How hard can you paddle? Drink? Laugh? Double that, and that's Pura Vida." Although the camp caters to all women groups, they do have some weeks throughout the season that are coed....so, if any guys are interested in this, check out the calendar on their website. www.puravidaadventures.com To get a discounted rate, pay 60 days in advance of your trip. NorCalWomensSurfClub members get an even bigger discount, and joining NCWSC is free and easy to do on their website. So, I highly recommend that for savings....and it's a great way to meet other female surfers. This is one of the most amazing times I have had travelling...and I try to travel as much as I can. It definitely took some months off my life, at least off of my liver, and I think there's a video of me riding a mechanical bull that I wouldn't want my parents to see floating around somewhere on the internet....but, so worth it. I made friendships that will last a lifetime....and it gave me the confidence to begin travelling solo.... Pura Vida

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    Daily Yoga.

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    Our SUP tour.

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    California Cavern State Historic Landmark - Inside the cave

    California Cavern State Historic Landmark

    4.6(96 reviews)
    56.4 mi

    The drive here is much more involved than Mercer Caverns with more windy and narrow roads. Once you…read moreget closer the space opens up to a large parking lot and shop you meet at. We were the only ones that signed up for the earliest tour that day and were lucky to have a private tour. The tour has informative history about the caverns with landmarks along the way. The most interesting thing we didn't know about is they have caving adventure tours where you shimny through holes and narrow spaces with a guide but our kids aren't old enough to partake. This was the first show cave in California and townspeople lived in them during harsh winters in the 1800s. There was a bar inside and a church and nails were even given to people to carve on the walls. Because of this there are signs of harm everywhere with soot, broken formations, and dirty coloration from human hand oils and even champagne poured on a rock formation. The caverns are huge and beautiful with some jaw-dropoing rooms. The walking tour is very safe though we loved the slight danger and claustrophobic feel of the Mercer Caverns. When you leave the shop has some cool historical items pulled from the caves on display like glass bottles, etc .. that are worth checking out.

    What a cool experience. Got there for the 10:00 am tour, and I was the only guest. The walk to…read morethe cave is only about five minutes, but there's no shade so the earlier the better as the temps heat up. Inside the cave is about 50°. I have no issues with claustrophobia, but if you do there is one tight squeeze that might be a problem. Cash, my tour guide, turned off the lights (after asking my permission) and we experienced total darkness for maybe thirty seconds. It felt like two hours, and I hated it , but still neat and recommend trying if offered. Use the hand rails. They are there for your safety.

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    California Cavern State Historic Landmark - Toward the exit, some parts are a bit wet

    Toward the exit, some parts are a bit wet

    California Cavern State Historic Landmark - Stairs and path wind through amazing formations. People used to live in these caves in the 1800s!

    Stairs and path wind through amazing formations. People used to live in these caves in the 1800s!

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