Had a great time today with my girls. We all zip lined, challenged ourselves on ropes courses and did some free falls. Then we made our way to the rock walls and climbed and climbed. Everything was open except the Wall Walk which appears to be complete but apparent just needs some final checks. We felt safe, challenged and the wonderful and knowledgeable staff helped us through everything. So glad to have such a fun park in Sac! read more

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We didn't know what to expect coming but my entire family had a blast when we came. The wait line to get harnessed up was a bit long but we endured it. The big guns zip line was a blast and our favorite part for sure! I would recommend taking older kiddos over 9+ as the other areas where way too advanced for the little ones more so because they were scared which is understandable. Shout out to Brandon who rescued our little one to come down. Brandon was patient and took the time to make sure our son felt safe to help him off the course. It would be beneficial to have a bit more help on the obstacle courses as we didn't see too many workers helping for the first timers. Fun filled day had by all and we will do again im the future. read more

Our family of four experienced this park with a two hour pass on a late afternoon day. The activities were enjoyable and the staff were competent and friendly (although it felt a bit understaffed at times). Why only two stars? The activity is outdoors, numbers were limited, masks requirements and usage were good, and the park claimed in a sign at the entrance that there would be hand sanitizing stations throughout (all good so far...). However once inside the park where everybody touches the same surfaces with bare hands, no one in my family recalls seeing even one hand sanitizing station. This is such a simple and important measure that we were blown away they did not have this. It isn't mere theater either. Hand sanitizers in higher touch environments can help you protect yourself and others. I'm also pretty sure city/county would not knowingly allow them to operate without them. I hope they will read this review and make it a priority. If so, they would have a fun, responsible, and safe recreation option for these COVID times. read more

This place is a blast! Awesome family fun with a great focus on safety; while balancing out independence. Staff was attentive, helpful and polite. Will definitely be back! read more

Nice park has a little lake with paddle boats also a awesome park and also has rope course and zip line almost done still under construction read more

Quarry Park - Enjoying a day at the park - Parks Near Me - Rocklin, California

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My daughter visited the park with some friends recently and had a mixed reaction to her visit. The park has a lot of cool things to do but the experience was not as good as it could have been due to some employees that were rude and unhelpful on some of the excursions. It's a shame that both her and her friends heard "I don't know, you'll have to figure it out" and side comments that were uncalled for by multiple employees. After reading and signing the disclaimer, I'm just glad that she and her friends had fun and didn't get hurt. read more

Absolutely adorable tribute to the quarry history of the area, it is also site of a former stone quarry (hence the name) came for a stroll and to relax after doing some telework there is some construction happening at the park, which is rather exciting... it means new things are coming! There's a play area for they younger kids, as well as picnic tables, bathrooms, and there an amphitheater where they hold shows in the summer. The park is in a rather safe part of town, it sits right behind the police station and the DMV office. If you blink at the wrong time you'll miss it! Although I usually go places to walk (at least 3 miles) the only trail I could locate was directly around the pond/lake. I did make a couple of laps, taking in the photo opps, and the warm weather . Certainly a nice park for a date, or a release of energy for the kiddos. read more

This review is for the concert space. So, the sound and the amphitheater are awesome. The trouble is how the amphitheater is managed. They sell front of stage and early admission tix, but don't enforce the rules. That's cool if you are in the back and want to get in the front, but uncool if you pay $150, go in 2 hours early, get a seat upfront then 5 minutes before the show starts, the 1 security guy we saw brought in chairs and put them in front of us. Also, they let people rush the stage, so you can't really see from the front seats anyway. I explained how we'd paid extra, been waiting, etc. and he shrugged his shoulders and said "well we oversold the seats and walked off". Same thing happened with parking. They sell lots at different prices, but then let you park where you want. If these issues are fixed, this would be an awesome place to see shows. I had a decent time, and may go again, but definitely not paying extra for the front of stage experience. read more

I love this park. It is so beautiful. I came here the other night with family to watch Taming of the Shrew and loved it. The park is clean, I love the pond and trail. I am looking forward to coming back and seeing shows, concerts. read more

I went here for the first time last Friday for a concert at the ampitheater. Pros: the place is absolutely beautiful and picturesque! All sight lines were good. Sound was great. Tons of amenities. Cons: there was geese poop everywhere in the main searing area. You couldn't avoid it. Sure you can sit on a blanket or chair; but the poop is still all around you! And they expect people to want to eat a meal there? We were not willing to put up with that grossness and health risk, so we sat in the side section that didn't have as much poop. Staff really need to find a way to clean all that up for ampitheater events! Staff also didnt seem as knowledgeable as they should been with where parking was and such. We were directed to the wrong lot even though we specifically said Finn Hall parking. Perhaps that was just a first concert of the season thing though. read more

Horrible experience at Quarry Park. A group of us went for a concert and it was oversold. Lines were unbelievably long, beer booths ran out of alcohol, vendors ran out of supplies, and there was no seating! People were standing in the walkways and paths trying to see the show and then were yelled at by security for blocking the paths. Doesn't matter whose performing there, I do not recommend going for a show. read more

Really cool. It is a little over priced in my opinion but my oldest son loved doing this with friends. He's afraid of heights and it was fun seeing him conquer some fears. I think that they need more people helping on the course. Multiple people had moments they needed help and majority of the time nobody was in sight. I would have felt more comfortable if they had people working at each area. They basically give you a lesson in the beginning because you have to connect and disconnect your self to almost everything. A few kids got passed off before they started which you have to do before you get out on the coarse. When I asked if they felt confident in what they were doing they all made a face like nope!! So I guess in the end it was a good experience. I think it could just be better if there were more people to help throughout the coarse... Especially at a place that potentially could be pretty dangerous. read more

O it was so hot but very fun it was well worth it my daughter is 12 she had a blast like it was free water not cold as I would've liked but that's a great gesture the paddle boats was fun too that's a great place for kids and adults read more

Came here for a Girl Scout event. Beyond disappointed in the organization of everything. Waited in line 1.5 hours for the boats and 2 hours just to get harnessed for the Zipline/ropes course. It became dark, so they shut down the park when it was supposed to stay open until 10. Staff was very friendly, but very unhappy with the upper management who decided it'd be ok to open the park when it's still a construction zone. Was told by an employee "not sure how long the Zipline will stay open. Maybe 9? We've never stayed open in the dark, so we don't know how well the lights work". Until they get their act together, do not give this business your money. read more

I wanted to share my experience with others so that you do not waste your time here. I've been here twice now to try and get tickets for my daughters birthday. The first time I was here I asked about the $25 perimeter package they had posted in the wall. I was informed that the package was not available and they are not open weekdays and to go online to purchase tickets in advance. I explained it was for my daughters birthday party and they said to call cooperate office on Monday and maybe they can help me. I went online that evening to get tickets for the following weekend and there was not a $25 perimeter package to be found - there is an $45 package that allows access to the ZIp line, drop line, ect. I decided that I would go back the following weekend. I stopped by early afternoon Saturday (today) and there was a large crowd so I figured I would get the perimeter package - still posted like last weekend - and was informed that they did it have any available for 1:30, I asked about the 4:30 and was told that was not available today. The lady said I could talk to he supervisor and grabbed another lady, I asked her the same questions and was told the same - not available, so I asked if I could purchase in advance for tomorrow and she said that is not possible, I asked what time they opened and she said that I should go online to purchase tickets and that they open at 10am. I went online and tried to purchase tickets, there are none available on their website at the full price $45 through July of 2019 (that's as far as I looked). I would have no problem with this if it was a private business - then a members only model would be fine by me and I would let it go. My problem with this is the city of Rocklin has used tax dollars to build what appears to be a Members Only theme park, with my tax dollars! This is bait and switch, discrimination and misuse of public funds! IMHO! I would have given zero stars if possible. I have never left a review before and usually do not write these type of things but this is wrong. -Will in Rocklin read more

Date of visit: Wednesday, April 7. Tip: Buy tickets online before you go if you are planning on going in the afternoon. They can run out of tickets by mid- to late-afternoon. Positives: - LOTS of potential. - Quinn is an asset to the staff - high-energy and helpful. - They provide safety instructions for some customers, depending on the activities you purchase. - Kids area seemed great for the younger kids. (We did not use it, but nice to have options for kids of all ages.) Negatives: - Understaffed. Not enough employees to use both zip lines at the same time. Lots of time wasted waiting around for an employee to let customers on the free fall and the rappelling equipment. - Because there was so much waiting around, we only got to do a total of 3 quick activities in the two hours that we paid for (1 time on the zip line, 2 times rappelling). - Undertrained. Different staff provide different information. For example, one person told us they were sold out of tickets for certain activities, while another employee said they were not. - Takes a long time to get suited up and go through the safety procedure, which they offer on the half hour mark. The park was not full by any means, and our group was there almost an hour early. They would not allow the one person who needed to watch the safety presentation go with an earlier group, even though there was room, so we waited around for an hour. - Zip line handle is dangerous - you have to be VERY careful where you place your hands, or your thumb could be seriously injured. The employee at the beginning of the zip line did not mention it. When I pointed it out to the employee at the end of the zip line, he said we should have been warned and instructed on how to place our hands when we got on the zip line. - While it's great they have safety training, I'm not sure how effective their safety procedures are; could probably use a re-evaluation of how well it's working. The employees are teenagers providing safety training; they seemed a little bored and uninterested, which didn't inspire confidence. I've been to zip line parks before where the employees are clearly knowledgeable and the safety procedure is shorter, to the point and effective. - Expensive. Warning: If you are heat-sensitive, I would not go when it's hot. We were there on a comfortable day the first week of April, and an employee said that a couple of employees were either on break or had gone home because they were affected by the heat (could have contributed to being understaffed). I can't imagine what it would be like in the heat of summer on a crowded day. Overall, great idea with lots of fun activities and lots of potential. Disappointing experience because of how it's run. read more

I haven't gone to their new concerts, but as far as visiting this park on any normal day, it's awesome! The new playground is way better than the tiny old worn out and dirty one that was there before the construction. They removed the water and sand areas but it's really a fun and unique play structure. There isn't anything else like it in the area. The walking paths are really nice too and you'll get to see some ducks and geese in the ponds. I'm excited to schedule some play dates here at this new park! read more

Quarry Park - The main entrance sign to Quarry Park - Parks Near Me - Rocklin, California

The park is beautiful, but I don't understand why they feel they need to charge for most of the events that happen there. This is supposed to be a community park, but because it would cost me nearly $100 to take my family there for a weekend concert, I just choose to go elsewhere. I get charging for the Adventure Park, but let the other areas be open. read more

Went here today with a group of adults and kids under 8. They loved the huge play area and the rock wall was well suited for kids of different ages and skill levels. Grownups had a great time as well. Staff was helpful and the setup is super safe and well run. Once the kids get bigger they will love to come and do the ropes courses. Fun time for all! read more

Our group had so much fun! We went on a Saturday morning and the staff were super friendly. Checking in was easy and everyone has to go through the mini training course unless you're just watching. Instructions were clear! I've never been zip lining before so gears to me were like fail proof! There are so many fun obstacles. Bathrooms: portables. Tip: Bring your own canteen of water with a carabiner (much more easy to carry/refill). read more

Quarry Park - Parks Near Me - Rocklin, California

Great park with beautiful scenery. A playground for the kids with lots of climbing areas and slides. Restrooms with baby changing stations inside! Walking trails around the quarry, nice spots to stop and sit down to enjoy the views. The Outdoor amphitheater looks pretty cool too, I'd like to see a show here sometime. You'll want to turn in at the civic center and loop around for parking. read more

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Disappointing with the late reply regarding if they were going to be open due to the recent fire. Their website didnt reflect if they were going to be open or not. I did go in person. Sadly, they did not provide any mask for their customers or employees. This is disappointing that public health and safety isnt a priority for them. read more

Incredible place and adventure. Something for everyone. The surrounding park (take a l o n g walk), pond (paddle boats!), towering trees, lush landscape, open air amphitheater, and beautiful scenery are simply a slice of heaven. I can't wait to scale the walls, walk the planks, and zip line with my family and friends! #ILoveRocklin! read more

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Very disappointed. A school class field trip for 5th graders and it was not discussed ahead of time about the height and weight requirements? Took the teachers by surprise, they had no idea and they organized it as a team building group event with months of planning and coordination with the park. End result- many crying kids shuffled to the kiddie zone all day while their bigger friends waited in lines for hours to go zip lining twice. The lines were so long and staff short that many did not get to participate in anything else. Paddle boats were closed, one of the kids favorite parts. Sno-cone vendor closed, that would have been cool for the kids. Total letdown. Second fail for Quarry Park Adventures, they tanked a girl scout event earlier in the year when their opening was delayed. These five star reviews for the park are misleading as they are reviewing the public park not the Adventures portion. read more

This place is kind of fun but it cost way too much. I would go once per year and no more. This is not priced for the average family.

This place was better around 5 years ago when there wasn't any park or people and you could jump off rocks down into the quarry. The water was nice and cool on a hot summer day. There was an oak tree forest and enormous granite boulders you could climb on. Wildlife was plentyful in the area. Turkey, skunks, squirrels, Hawks, turkey vultures, raccoons and the occasional coyote once called this place home. It's all gone now! The forest has been leveled, the rocks removed, the quarry sealed off with a fence, the animals sent to their deaths and this is what's called progress! read more

This park is fun but dangerous because my lil sister go cut from the wood that was made for the park and it's so close to a lake that a little toddler can easily drown or worst and also there is a path that has snakes which is frightening. Years ago it was a water park but they decided to make a park like WHAT?. read more

Its a cool place, but its outrageously expensive, especially for something that was paid for with the people of Rocklin's money, 2 kids, 4hrs $150+ without food?!? Disney is $200 all day for 2 kids, which do you think they will remember more? read more

We had a great afternoon here - 2 hours was plenty of time to try most of the courses, and we were wiped out by the end. The zip line courses were a wide enough range for all ages to have a good time. The staff was so nice; one guy brought me a tube of sunblock because I forgot mine. There are thorough rules for COVID... that hardly anyone followed. I had to pay extra for gloves for everyone as part of required COVID precautions that seemed to be completely optional. So 3 stars during COVID, 5 stars during normal times. read more

I love this park! I know it's new but it's a very clean park and it feels like you're in a old park. An OLD BEAUTIFUL FEEL. I have been here 3 different times and I honestly think I'm going to ditch my Neighborhood park for this one. I came here when a Shakespeare play was going on and I'm not really into plays but you can hear everything loud and clear. So many people went to see it, I had to park at the Rocklin DMV. I'll have to come back and take more pictures, the ones I took aren't the best lol. You have my 5 stars. read more

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Wonderful. Beautiful. Scenic. A place to take your girlfriend for a picnic or a nap. Will return!

Super cool unique fun outdoor adventure for the whole family. Great for team building, conquering fears. Great fun exercise with exhilaration and adrenaline. Staff is incredible. Great attitudes and safety minded making for a fun safe experience for all. Lots of different contraptions and obstacles to conquer. It even got my video game electronic teens out of the house and wanting to come back ASAP. read more

Came to zip line at my company picnic. Staff was unprepared and showed no concern with having people in line for 3 hours. Spent half my time in line before deciding to leave. Never got to go on zip line. Won't be back. I prefer a higher level of customer service. read more

Great staff and fun activities. The climbing wall helped me concur my fear of heights. Also looks like a great place to take your kids when they're over 3. read more

I took my 5y.o. son (60 lbs.) with me on a Sunday and we went in at 11:30. There was barely anyone there when we arrived but it was pretty packed by the time we left at 2pm. Even though the high temp was well below 70, we were both sweating as we got started. I recommend sunblock, yoga pants, long shorts (so harness doesn't ride your shorts up), and a small water bottle with a carabiner so you can attach to your harness. We climbed up the wall at the first ladder and traversed the canyon all the way around the back. We were so thirsty half way into it but we couldn't get down until the end of the line. They have several coolers full of water bottles for free but you can't really put them anywhere unless you have deep pockets. Since it took us a while to get around to the suspended obstacles, there was a lot of people there, so there was a little wait time here and there. Staff was friendly and helpful. The kids' area was great for the younger kids. This was a huge netted area suspended up high with several obstacles inside. There were 4 low-to-the-ground zip lines for the littles as well. We only played in there for about 15 minutes while we waited to get our harnesses and my son was too tired when we left to play anymore. Minimal shade. Small lockers (won't fit a backpack) but parking is close, so you can just put your purse or valuables in the locker. We brought lunch and ate a little before we went in and finished after we left. I brought some trail mix in my pocket which was helpful. I wore a visor under my helmet but didn't need it. I recommend no rings or earrings, even if it's your wedding ring and small studs. My ring made a blister and my studs kept catching on the helmet strap. We bought the two-hour package. Our finish time was 1:30 but we were up in the obstacle course until about 2. Once we came down, we weren't allowed to go up again based on our bracelet color. I think the 4 hour package would have been too much for my son. It was expensive but totally worth it. read more

Incredibly diappointed in this place. Drive 2 hours with 12 Girl Scouts only to literally stand in line for 2 hours for 1 ride! Complete waste if time and money. They are REALLY unorganized and poorly staffed. The girls used their hard earned cookie money to go here! The stood in line for hours and hours and it was hopeless. We want our money back! They did not mention the height and weight restrictions. Some girls were just left out. Supposed to be open til 10. False advertising! read more

We came here once before to the Kids Kove and my daughter had a great time. We came back this week with some friends - however now the kids have to remove their shoes to play on the rope structure. The ground is bark - so running around in socks is horrible. All the kids in our group complained the ropes hurt their feet a lot. My daughter was wearing lace up shoes that she needs help with so that was very labor intensive and we would have worn different shoes (and socks we didn't care about as they got ruined) if we had know - unfortunately, the website didn't say anything about this. The other problem is that kids sat at the top of the ropes and threw their shoes down on the kids climbing up - we watched this happen over and over again. I can't imagine why shoes need to come off here. read more

Review is for a corporate party, before the official opening. Lots of potential here. Employees were all nice on an individual basis but had zero coordination. No communication among staff and no communication to participants. Long line for the zip line, wherafter everyone had to backtrack to be "certified" to use the safety features on the obstacle courses. The course line was also long, due to their being one employee and limiting everyone's first trip to the easy route, despite signs clearly stating the easy route was only a recommendation. In summary, this place might become a really fun destination, but spending my entire morning was a huge waste of weekend despite not even paying for the ticket. I'll keep an eye out for future reviews and consider a future visit if things improve. read more

Visited this place for a high school band performance. Beautifully laid-out nice place food Bender four thing you need for a great time. Although dedicated parking would be good and I think they're adding it soon read more

Beware! Height and weight restrictions not posted on website. After paying to go to the park, my kid was the only one in our group that couldn't participate. It's not on the waiver forms either. Their website says "fun for all ages" but it should say fun for kids except those who are less than 4ft or less than 70lbs! read more