Stone Creek Community Park is a fantastic family-friendly park with plenty to see and do. It…read morefeatures a large playground, splash pad, open green spaces, skate park, basketball court, and several sports fields. There are also picnic areas and pavilions with plenty of tables and seating, which are available to rent for the day, and a covered amphitheater provides a great space for gatherings. There are also bathrooms and a large parking lot as well as street parking. The park is also located near Mather Airport, making it a fun spot for watching planes. With so many activities and amenities, Stone Creek Community Park is a great place to spend the day!

Nice, shady spot to let the kiddos get the wiggles out! The area is clean and well maintained…read more Sometimes local kids have a sweet lemonade stand :)

This place sucks, they are a bunch of scammers that don't let you cancel your membership…read more They deleted my last review so I am reposting. Stinky.

Pick Up USA is an amazing place for young athletes. The environment is positive and focused on real…read moregrowth both on and off the court. The coaches are incredible. Coach Moy is very knowledgeable and pushes athletes to improve. Jacob is always helpful and friendly which makes everyone feel welcome. Coach Jaden brings great energy and keeps sessions fun and engaging. You can tell they truly care about the kids and their development. Highly recommend this place for any young athlete. Marcus loves it here!!!

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.

Located in the stone creek community of houses , Tuscany park is a wonderful oasis of lush green…read moregrass! It's a very clean and neat little neighborhood park. There is a small covered area with picnic tables and a BBQ next to the we'll maintained children's playground . Lots of green open space to play in , a small basketball court, and a stamped pathway around the perimeter . Trees are on the smaller size , but growing healthy . This lovely and quite park alone makes me want to buy a house overlooking all that pretty green. :)

This little park is located in a neighborhood, on the corner of Corvina Drive and Fendant Drive in…read moreRancho Cordova. This park has a nice picnic area, a playground, a basketball court, and a soccer field. The only downside to this quaint little park is that it does not have a restroom.

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.

I stopped by with my 2 and 9 year old before heading to my toddler's birthday venue nearby. They…read morehad a blast! Even met some friends to play-pretend with! A beautiful park located in the city of Rancho Cordova with 2 playgrounds, a swing set, basketball court and covered picnic benches! No restroom since it's located in a neighborhood. 5/5 stars! SYOY! :D

Nice small part, had small basketball area for kids to play…read more Has small and big kids slide. The big kids slide is kind of dangerous. Hoping someone can fix this before kids get injured.

It's a beautiful and clean park. Someone asked if I was the supervisor (I was here for work and…read morewearing a safety vest at the time) and I said no and he said the guys that cleaned up the park did a great job and that it's much nicer now that the homeless are gone. So it sounds like this park has come a long way. The morning I was here there were a few people walking around the park for exercise. Plenty of parking and it looks like a safe neighborhood.

Splash park was nice staff was super nice and very attentive will be back for more fun . You can…read moreonly ride the slide over 42in

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

Beautiful park with plenty of grass for running and playing! A walking/bike path surrounds the…read moreample lawn. A picnic area complete with grills is situated under a shade cover next to the playground and sand box. There is also a nicely paved half court for basketball. The only downside: NO WATER. No fountain or nozzles, so bring your own!

We moved into our house in early 2008 and were promised a grocery store by the end of the year and…read morea park in the not too distant future. Fast forward to July of 2013, there is still no grocery store in sight (much to our dismay) but we FINALLY have our neighborhood park! More than FIVE YEARS LATER! It's very nice to no longer have to load the kids into the car to get to the nearest park, we can now walk there. The kids love to run in the huge field, try to play basketball on the half court (they are still way too small for this), have lunch at one of the four picnic tables under a shade structure, swing on the swings, play in the sandbox and climb and slide on the playground equipment. However, we do feel that the city of Rancho Cordova skimped on our park and many other neighbors agree. Originally, the field was supposed to have a baseball diamond with backboard and soccer goals. We were told midway through that they would buy portable equipment instead of the permanent ones, but I have not heard where this is stored nor how to obtain use of them. The field is large enough to have had a full basketball court, rather than just a half court. Many dog owners wish that a portion of the field could have been fenced off to let their dogs run free, as the law is that dogs must be on leash at all times in the park (which I appreciate since I have small children that I do not wish to be mauled). There is no shade, other than over the small picnic area (they do provide two bbq grills and a good number of trash cans, which is nice) and that makes the play equipment boiling hot much of the summer. Worst of all, no water and no bathrooms. None at all. We were told that a water fountain would have been cost prohibitive! What all this means is that we lug over a cooler with water as the kids inevitably get very thirsty playing in the hot sun and one bottle of drink will not suffice. It also means that two hours is our absolute limit as someone eventually has to use the bathroom and there is nowhere to go. You can see in my pictures that the nearest houses are still blocks away. We will never have a party here for this reason. Also, the playground equipment and basketball court can get crowded at certain parts of the day and our neighborhood is maybe only halfway complete. Our understanding is that this is the only park planned for us. Once it is complete I can see the park being overrun, as nearly everyone has small children. While we appreciate finally having our neighborhood park, we feel slighted and disappointed based on what we were promised when we originally moved here. If I did not love my house and we were in a better financial situation, I feel as though we might be looking to move elsewhere in the Sacramento area.

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.