My son (11) and daughter (9) love this place! They started at Rockball a few years ago and it's by…read morefar their most favorite extra curricular activity. They attend group training once a week, but if it were up to them they'd love to be there every day if they could. As a homeschooling family, I love that group training gets them rubbing shoulders with other kids and allows them to get some "formal" teaching from someone other than mom and dad. Bonus: our charter school allow us to pay for training using school vouchers. All the couches are really great - they know how to work with kids, how to push them, yet encourage them, and they're just all really easy-going and fun to be around. I love that my kids leave class sweaty, with flushed cheeks, and sore muscles... Proves that they're engaged the whole time and it's not just an hour of babysitting I'm dropping them off for. I love that.

My son has been going to Rockball for 2 years now and it's been the best investment I've made. My…read moreson went in with limited basketball experience and after training with Coach Wayne his game is phenomenal. Coach Wayne has made him a deadly 3 point shooter, but has fine tuned his entire game. I can't express enough how great Rockball is and how dedicated the staff are to training our kids.

Clean and safe area. Basketball court with sand park area…read morewas good. Sand box was a plus. Next to a freeway though kind of loud.

Lovely park. Filled with laughing playing children. Even has a basketball court. I took my husband…read moreout here for a picnic and we just had a good time. Nice breeze from the highway too

Great community park! We came here on a Saturday and my son enjoyed the play structures. I like how…read morethe play structures have shade, there is a huge grass area to walk your dogs, play soccer, and or have a picnic. There are a few medium sized trees (not mature enough to provide ample shade on hot Summer days). It's also nice that this park has a bathroom (not many community parks have one). There is also a shaded tabled area with a bbq grill. Great park. We'll definitely come back!

Came here to enjoy outdoors for my son, he enjoyed the sandbox a lot. Especially when the sand gets…read morewet from the splash pad going towards a section of the sand. There's two sand boxes with a little play structure for the sand. There's one side dedicated for the little ones and the other side dedicated to the older kids. A big grassy field, 6 picnic tables, and two unisex restrooms but with no soap. There's shade covering which is very nice for the hot days. A rinse area to rinse off the sand as well. Another plus is that the park is gated from the big streets.

hi-ya! the park is…read morenice and has lots of amenities, but it's still new and the trees aren't established and don't provide any shade. the grass is cut well and there aren't big gobs of grass left on the field after getting cut like some parks. No goose or dog poop all over and the playground nearby makes this place solid 4 in my book.

Nice little park in the Anatolia Community with Sunrise elementary adjacent. Plenty of things to…read moredo, soccer, baseball, football, basketball, kids playground and place to BBQ.

Nice spot to play basketball! Tucked away in a spot I would have never assumed would be a court,…read morebut that makes it even better. Clean facility, nice rims and a good court. The competition that comes through there can be high, but it's worth every minute. If you're looking to get your cardio game up and a place to get some good runs in, check this place out! I'll be back in 2 weeks, so maybe I'll see ya there! Hope this helps!

My son is 8 and has worked out with Tabytha at Legends Athletics for around 6 months. In the time…read morehe has trained with her his skill, knowledge and love of basketball has grown exponentially. She takes the time to develop specific goals and work outs for each kid. She genuinely takes interest in each athlete and it shows. The gym is always clean and a great environment to learn. Of all the gyms in the greater Sacramento area this is by far our favorite.

Cute little park tucked back off the main road. The park is accessed by some small trails the kids…read morecan run along or bring their scooters/ bikes to ride around on. There is one small structure with 1 slide, a lot tunnel. 2 swings and a balance beam. The park offers limited shade so I would not suggest coming here on a very hot & sunny day. There are also no restrooms for the kids!

This is a very pleasant neighborhood park off Jan/California in Carmichael. There are lovely…read morebiking/walking paths, large grassy area, drinking fountain, port-a-potty, extensive play ground equipment with swings, slide, balance & climbing equipment, benches, picnic tables and a sunshade. Its not overly busy no matter what time you go. There's always friendly neighborhood folks with their kids and/or dogs to play together. The port-a-potty gets locked at sundown to discourage transients from making this park their home. I'm sure you can reserve the shade structure & picnic tables for parties. We like to ride the bicycles down to the park then play on the play ground equipment or kick the soccer ball/throw the baseball/football/frisbee til the kids wind down and its time to bathe & bedtime. I guess they were collecting money for the park by selling engraved bricks, what a neat idea!

I have to say they really cleaned it up least when I went today was so much cleaner very nice just…read morestill was bit wet still from the previous rain so nothing park had control over

As much as I enjoy visiting all types of public parks, "Eugene H Ahner Park" is just average…read moreat-best. Location-wise, this particular park is only a quick 6-minute drive from my home. And as far as the overall size, it is quite impressive. Located directly on Manzanita Ave. and just south of Coyle Ave. in Carmichael, this park serves residents from Carmichael, Citrus Heights, Fair Oaks, and Foothill Farms. Ever since moving close to this area back in 2016, I've been here at least a couple of dozen times. Parking can fill up on the more comfortable days and at times, I have had to park across the street and walk. Now I will start off with the good... The park is spacious with lots of greenery to enjoy a picnic, play frisbee, play football, and sunbathe. There is even a decent sized walking trail that circles around the whole perimeter of the park, roughly 1/3 mile. Additionally, there are several basketball courts (with fully intact rims and nets), tennis courts, two large play structures (complete with swings, slides, a jungle gym, a rocking car, and other various kid-friendly things. There is also dedicated workout/exercise gear here including an elliptical and a back/arms combination apparatus. And finally, there are drinking fountains that were in working order the last time I came here. Now I will state out the bad... The main downfall (that many other Yelpers have mentioned) as well as something ongoing at many public parks is the homeless issue. Many of which keep to themselves but nonetheless, it can be a deterrent for many families not to visit here. Another is some of the open-air drug/alcohol use. During several occasions, many visitors have sat in the parking lot while playing music, getting high, and drinking. I've noticed on several occasions local law enforcement monitoring this area so hopefully that will help to a certain extent. And then there's the public restrooms; my advice is that if you don't have to go, then don't. I've had to use it and at times here has been no running water, no soap, and no paper towels. All in all, "Ahner Park" is just A-OK for me; I recommend coming here during the late-morning and afternoon hours for the best experience. There is lots of natural sunlight without a ton of trees so it is always good to bring a hat/visor and sunblock if you stay for a prolonged period. Again, as long as you use common sense, watch your surroundings, and lock your vehicle, you should be fine. With that said and done, I am giving Ahner Park just an average 3-star rating.