welcoming and well cared for. Everything is clean and in order, which makes the space stand out…read moreeven more. What really caught my attention were the designs and the pictures on the wall. They bring the building to life in such a unique way. I've always loved art, and seeing it displayed there makes the place not only functional but also inspiring. It's very nice to be in a space where creativity and community come together.

10 stars!!! Was able to schedule an appointment online within a week. Arrived about 10 min before…read moremy appointment time and was promptly greeted and called to the counter. Photo taken, paperwork reviewed and signed off, and I was out the door before my appointment time. Staff was ultra friendly and efficient. I chose this place over the USPS and it was 100x well worth the extra drive. Easy access free parking nearby. My passport arrives on Saturday. Highly recommend. Thank you for making a potentially annoying task hassle free and a pleasure. Pro Tip: have all your paperwork filled out, documents handy and checks made out ahead of time. If you make it easier for them the experience will be easier for you.

Jas is so incredibly helpful and kind. I've only had positive experiences at this post office. I…read moreappreciate being greeted with a smile and with such warm customer service.

Thanks to my experience yesterday, I'm now doing all my shipping from home Using pirate ship. It's…read moremore effort, but it's far better than dealing with the post office staff. I have to measure and weigh my packages and print my own labels, but it's worth it just to avoid this horrible place.

Attended the Concert on the Square and listened to the Matchbox Twenty Too cover band performing…read more Such a fun free event for the family. Love how the parking garage next door is free.

Moved into west Roseville March 2024. Lived in Sonoma CA since 1973. At first I had plenty of…read morereservations about coming here. Even though I owned a house here for 9 years that was an income property, I never seriously considered to live in it. Thought I'd live in Sonoma until I died. Well, at the behest of my adoptive Roseville family and the urging of my wife I capitulated to move. And after 10 months of being here I'm diggin' it. I actually like Roseville with an 85% approval rating. I like the excellent infrastructure. The roads are mostly in excellent condition. The tap water is drinkable without crinkling my nose. There's tons of retail for anything I could possible need or want. Lots of good mom n' pop reasonably priced restaurants. I have no children, my neighbors who do give the public school system high approval. Only have one major complaint: The driving habits of the local denizens is horrible to the max. Driving the 4 lane wide surface streets often feels like a demolition derby. Too many speeders, too many sudden lane cut-offs that make me jam on the brakes. The massive size pick up driving good ole' boys are the absolute worst. They drive like it's their constitutional right to commit vehicular manslaughter and laugh about it afterwards. My life long Roseville resident 34 year old nephew has been seriously rear ended twice in the past two months by teenagers who were texting while driving. Can't wait until 100% autonomous vehicles become the vehicle norm. Maybe I'll just start walking everywhere but then again I'd fear for my life every time I enter a crosswalk. Love y'a Roseville. My fellow citizens please drive like you respect the lives of others.

You know when you're driving on the freeway and you see those little signs that say "blah, blah…read moremuseum" or "historic site"? Like me, the answer is probably "yes" and like me, you probably rarely stop to check them out. For once, I stopped. I'm glad I did. What I couldn't have known from the little sign was that the telphone museum was "by appointment only". I thought "crap", what am I going to do now. I saw a doorbell and rang it. As it just so happens, one of the Surewest company volunteers was walking by. He asked if I wanted to take "a peak"...and an hour later we were out of there! The little museum is fascinating. If you are my age or older, you've watched the end of rotary, the beginning of dial tone, the birth and death of the fax machine, the end of the payphone, the beginning of fiber optics, and pretty soon the end of the landline. Here you go back further of course. The transition from the telegraph to the phone, the evolution of the operator to automatic switch board, how 411 worked, and just lots of cool things you don't think about. Our guide was enthusiastic and had a great sense of humor. He had worked at the company for something like 30 years, so he knew his stuff. Despite what I'm sure was a busy schedule, took time out of his day to help us. Thank you! That part of Roseville is actually pretty neat as well. The area still seems to have a connection to the trains and history. It is most definitely worth taking a quick stroll around. So, next time you are flying by on the freeway and see one of those little signs, take a look. You just might be surprised by what you find! P.S. I'd be super curious to know what teenagers thought of this museum. I'll bet even the exhibits closer to the present day might as well seem like it's from the 1700's to someone who has had cellphones all their lives!

My wife and I went to the Roseville telephone museum last Saturday 8/1/26,at just past 10am opening…read moretime,no one was there and we waited 1/2hr and no one came,when we were walking back to our car there was a telephone guy in the parking lot loading some things into his van and I asked him,he said its been permanently closed for approx 2 months and it was not going to reopen, a new company Fidium bought Consolidated communications a year ago and he said they have no plans in keeping the museum open,so you could try calling the number or maybe a email to find out for yourself but looks like another piece of history is gone,very sad

We always love coming here! What an awesome benefit this place is to the community; highly…read morerecommend!

We went here with our 3 and 5 year olds today…read more Pros: 1. Small play area, but still lots of room to play. Easy to keep an eye on the kids. 2. Bathrooms are right there, just outside of the play area. 3. Friendly help desk ladies. 4. Clean 5. Hand pedal trains were a huge hit, and they left my kiddos exhausted. 6. We forgot socks, they brought us some to borrow, they were clean and fresh. 7. Not crowded at all. Cons: 1. Small play area, no where to really run around. 2. TVs were ALL over the place. The play area had 5. Yes, 5, in a maybe 30x30' room. We requested they be turned off, as we were the only people there and were told no. When another family came the volume got turned up and it was uncomfortably loud, as well as fighting with the kids to keep them playing rather than watching tv. They really need to remove the TVs, there is absolutely no reason to have TVs in a play area. 4. The slide is really fast, which means that kids come hurtling out the end and fall. We pulled over some of the bean bag chairs and let the kids slide into them. Overall it was a good experience and we will go back. Although I really wish they'd reconsider their 'policy' of not turning the TVs off. It's ridiculous that when we were the only people there they still insisted they stay on. We went to let the kids play, not watch Disney Jr.

This is a beautiful venue and so clean! Unfortunately, there is a lady there that she is not…read morewilling to help anyone she will not let you in not even 10 minutes before your time and this supposed to be a community working with the community needs, but it's not a community center most likely they do not do anything that he can help you. They are not helpful especially the lady she is a Hispanic middle age chubby with glasses lady and she looks like she runs the place next to her was a young lady and a young boy that they're so nice but this lady is not willing to help anyone so I would say don't rent this place too many strict rules and they don't go to help you they go to charge you.

The room was clean, available and just what we needed. The person renting it was helpful and…read morefriendly. They were able to provide AV equipment that was compatible with our computers.

This is just a beautiful Park. Nice big trees, shade lots and lots and lots of grass and just a…read morenice lovely older Park

Loved almost everything about it. Great pool separated into sections for different ages including a…read moregreat splash pool for little tikes and a water slide for elementary kids all the way to kids in their 40's brave enough to ack like a kid. 4 stars instead of 5 only because of the seriously limited hours for the general public, which is due to swim lessons, so it's a major and minor complaint at the same time. I'm glad for the lessons, I just wish it was open for unorganized swimming more days and longer than 3 hours at a time. Go check it out. Would be great if you have small kids who like a routine outing twice a week.

Little wooden playground between Quarry Park and Rocklin Civic Center. No shade. Parking is at…read moreRocklin City Hall parking lot. There's bathrooms, picnic tables, benches. Geese like to hang out here, so sometimes there's droppings. Across the parking lot is a little train structure that kids like. You can also take a peep through the fence down to the quarry park.