Our family gathered at this beautiful park for a few innings of Wiffle ball We shared many laughs…read moreand luckily had the baseball field all to ourselves. My son and daughter were hitting like pros. I must admit my pitching took some time to get the ball over the plate. It was pleasing to see the goats in the area cleaning up the fields. The park is beautiful, and I would like to come back to enjoy all the amenities.

we visited nisenan park for the first time recently - i can't believe i haven't taken my little guy…read morethere previously! it's incredibly clean and was completely empty when we arrived on a sunny sunday afternoon, which meant we had all the swings and slides to ourselves for a good while. the park has a lot more to offer than just the playground. there are picnic tables under a big gazebo, basketball courts, a big water fountain that kids can run through and clean bathrooms. they also allow pets on leash (which is better than no pets at all). it's a great spot for a quick playground sesh, or to hangout for an afternoon.

Love coming to this community park as it has beautiful play structures, tennis courts, soccer field…read moreand splash pads. Wish there were more trees to shade us when it's really hot but otherwise a fun park to bring family. There is a picnic area where you can host parties and BBQ. My only caution here: Beware of the random gentleman (slim, dark hair, tall, Caucasian) and his wife who uses his kids to solicit his business and attempt to sell his pyramid scheme to you and your family. He starts off by pretending that he knows who you are and then apologizing, making small talk "oh do you have kids?"...no shit I have kids, hence why I bring my kids to a community park. He & his partner will then ask what you do, and if you're interested in investing in his company. Say no thank you & walk away.

Every time I visit Promontory Park I feel like a big deal. You will too. This place is amazing. We…read morehave been here for the husbands softball games, kids birthday soirees, to the best times of all....SPRAYGROUND! The play area is well shaded which is pretty cool and not something I have seen much of. It gets HOT here in summer months and sunscreen is a beach to put on. (I still do it though!!!) You don't have to be rich and famous to play like you are rich and famous at Promontory Park :^)

A super accessible park with several entry points and sidewalks, 3 soccer fields(although one is…read moreunder construction the last I saw it), several sitting areas, a few tennis courts, two bathrooms, and a whopping two playgrounds! We love coming here to play at the big slide, or swing on the varieties of swings they have. My kids are always making new friends here! We also love watching the maintenance men care for the park, they do a great job!!!

Great neighborhood park! The 12 acre park opened in the Fall of 2016. It still has that new look…read moreand feel. +2 synthetic turf bocce courts with ample seating. +2 lighted tennis courts. +2 soccer/lacrosse fields. One on natural grass and the other on synthetic turf. The synthetic field has lights. +2 play areas. +Bike trail that connects to The Parkway system. +Parking lot. I walked on the synthetic turf. Kinda springy. Boy, it was nice on the old knees. FYI- No dogs are allowed on the synthetic turf. Here is a bit of history about the name of the park. The park is named to honor brothers George (1934-2018) and Nick Econome and their respective wives, Marilyn (1933-2020) and Ann. George served as a US Army medical officer in Korea in the late 1950s. Both brothers are licensed pharmacists. They bought Model pharmacy in 1961 when Folsom was a sleepy tiny town and ran the pharmacy for 30 years. They were active in many community organizations and loved to give back to the community. FYI- The Model pharmacy was located in the shopping center where the Big 5 sports shop is located now on East Bidwell Street.

We stopped at Amos P. Catlin park for a little picnic and walk with our dog after picking up food…read morein the area. There's plenty of parking available and the park is really clean and welcoming. They have a nice covered area with picnic tables, a play area, a paved walking path that goes up to the neighboring homes, and a baseball field. They also have a restroom at the park. This was a convenient and fun spot to stop for lunch and a walk and we're so glad we chose to spend some time here.

I parked my car at this park because it was near an access point to Humbug Willow Creek Trail…read more Also, it felt very safe to leave my car for a few hours. There was plenty of parking and the bathroom was relatively clean. It's in a nice neighborhood with friendly people, most walking their dogs. Across the street is a green ravine that has a paved walkway that will take you to the start of the trail. I just loved all the greenery and blue skies. It was a gorgeous view!

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!!

Love this park. There are two play structures. One for the smaller tots and the other is a little…read morelarger for the bigger kids. Plenty of shade under their picnic area, which I'm sure plenty of parent appreciate in hot sunny days. There is a working restroom. I especially love the large open green grassy area with the amazing views of Eldorado Hills. Perfect for just relaxing or having a picnic. Something to be aware of is parking. Their parking lot is extremely limited with maybe 5ish spots. But luckily you can park on the street near tithe park entrance.

Christmas morning is an extra special day to visit my favorite park in El Dorado Hills…read more.. Blackstone Park. What a beautiful place to celebrate a wintery holiday with a steaming hot cup of coffee. This is literally a 15 minute walk from my home. Today, however, it was a 5 minute car drive because the weather was crazy and rain was on the radar. Better safe than sorry. It is a newer El Dorado Hills park located in the lovely Blackstone housing development. It is open to anyone from morning to dusk. I have been reluctant to do a review because I want to keep it all to myself :-) Along with the usual amenities, (restrooms, parking, playground with children's play equipment), it has a wetlands themed walk trail that is so peaceful and relaxing. Of course no one was here on Christmas morning. However; perhaps with a lot of visitors, not so peaceful. It has a feel of being far, far away from the world. Lots of open space. No nearby heavily traveled roads and the visible homes are a good distance away. Amazing views. A summer visit could be pretty hot. So Blackstone Park is going to be perfect for my spring, fall and winter excursions! So jazzed to have it nearby.

Trying to find public tennis courts nowadays is a pretty hard find. Well, Ed Mitchell Park has 8 of…read morethem. And the last time I looked, which was a few weeks ago, they are still tennis courts. They haven't been converted to pickle ball courts yet. Anyway, this park is in a quiet neighborhood community in the burbs of Folsom, CA. It has a children's play area, a soccer field, walking path, and tennis courts. The tennis courts have lights and are used by the city for the city sponsored tennis lessons. The courts are gated and is a hit or miss being unlocked and accessible.

This park has it all - tennis courts, playground, fields for playing frisbee, walking the dog, and…read morejogging. I go here a lot to pick up my son from Folsom Middle School in the afternoons.

Another one of Folsom's great parks for families to spend some time at…read more This park is actually a lot bigger than you may think. The playground is nice and there are bathrooms right there. Normally there are tons of soccer or baseball practices going on. So it's definitely a busy park in Folsom.

This review four stars for the sport fields. They have nice…read morebig sports field and green. For the playground I would probably rate it just ok 3 stars since it's really basic small playground for the kids. But overall is ok. They have three public restrooms, not a very clean one but that's most public restroom I guess. If you come here for the sports field you will really enjoy it.