Sos, needed a park for the kiddos and found this little park…read more Not a lot of parking spots but enough and there is places to park outside the park. Bathrooms are pretty clean. Kiddos can run jump in play in a field or on a play structure. Yes homeless people might sleep in their cars in the park but they don't disturb you!

The best park a small town can offer. Conveniently located off Mother Lode Dr directly across from…read morethe Train Station Coffee Shop. Its easy to drive past this park without even noticing it. However when you actually pull i to the parking lot you realize what a gem this place is. Its small enough so that you don't have to walk a mile to reach the playground yet large enough to host a football/soccer field and a huge playground even by adult standards. Grab yourself an ice cold drink and decompress under the shade as you let your kids tire themselves out. Or throw grab some buds and relax with a good old bbq.

First of all , we were visiting from out of Town and staying at the best western inn in placerville…read more. Our toddler had so much energy and there were zero parks close to us until we found this little gem . It is in the middle of many buildings and I believe it is associated with the church next door( I seen a stair case) so that means no restrooms however plenty of parking and shade . We managed to enjoy the slide and monkey bars . There is some unfortunate writing on the structure . We still appreciated the small location for our toddlers to get some energy out . It got the job done .

Tiny playground with no benches or bathrooms, BUT what a huge blessing it is to have a place to…read morestop and let the children get some energy out! I wouldn't come here unless I had to, but I'm so thankful that it was here when we needed it.

Lions Park in Placerville, CA, is quite a gem. She's a beaut! The park was dedicated in 1968 by the…read morePlacerville Lion's Club. 24 acre park with two tennis courts, four pickle ball courts, two softball fields, frisbee disc golf course, children's play area, restroom, walking trail, and picnic tables and bbqs. The courts are locked though. City residents can purchase a key from the City's Parks and Recreation Office to access the courts. The park was extremely clean and well maintained. On my weekend visit, I was surprised to see a groundskeeper working on a weekend afternoon. He was no slacker. No wonder this place was so neat and tidy.

Great park. We came…read morefor a really good friend's baby shower. It's $50 to rent to the gazebo great price. Tennis court Park Baseball field Frisbee golf Two bathrooms Charcoal bbq ((should be scraped down once a month or something)) Lots of shaded area to sit. Pretty far out but great park Lots of parking available for your group

The Preserve Mini Park is a cute little children's park tucked into a strip along lower Sutter…read moreStreet, which is a mostly residential area. It sits just above the Veteran's Center, between Forrest and Fong streets. It's kind of oddly shaped, like six small squares of park all lined up into a long narrow space. The middle two squares are small playgrounds, with added rocking horses and toddler swings. The outer squares are a shaded area picnic area, a basketball court, a few benches, a bocce ball court, and open space. It is almost entirely shaded. The park is within walking distance of Historic Murer House and Gardens, The Young Wo Memorial Site, the East Lake Natoma trail, and several other playgrounds and cemeteries. Dogs are allowed in the park, but must be kept on their leash. I didn't notice any doggie bags or dumpsters, but they did have spigots on the water fountains for dogs. Posted park hours are from 7am until 1 hour after sunset.

This was clean and quite hidden park. No restrooms or water fountain but still ok. We brought our…read moreown snacks and drinks. The play structures were good some with wear and tear. They had some sitting with cover. It was great near the street but not loud enough to disturb. There was a small community the homes were close enough to cross the street and enjoy a park picnic. I'm glad I found this park. We will be back

Dave West park is a nicely maintained park with a little league baseball field with dugouts and…read morebleachers. There is also a small green lawn area. It's a simpler park with the primary purpose of hosting little league games In its simplicity, there are no restrooms. The park has a port toilet, but it doesn't have a wash station. And the drinking fountains no longer work.

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.

This park is in downtown Placerville, CA. It's one of the prettiest neighborhood parks that I've…read moreever seen. Gorgeous aspen (or pine, one of those) trees surround the park. In its four acres is a lighted little league baseball field (home to the Hangtown League) complete with an electronic scoreboard and snack shack, play ground, picnic tables with bbq pits, and restrooms. The park is on Clark Street which is a narrow neighborhood gravel road. Drive cautiously because the street turns into hybrid part parking lot and street. On game days, the parking lot fills up quickly. When that happens, parking on Clark Street is scarce and the best bet is to park on Pacific Street and hike in. There are some handicapped parking spots located at the far end of the parking lot behind the little snack shack. From that end, there is a walking ramp that leads to all areas of the park including the walking path around the back field. So if you have folks in your group that would benefit from using the ADA ramps, it's best to unload from back there. Besides that access point, there are stairs, with hand rails, in the front parking lot. The parking lot has only one entrance and exit point. A big shout out to the Placerville Rotary Club for creating this park and helping to maintain it. Great community partnership.

Not having a good experience first I request info and am sent a catalog and price list. So I choose…read morea few to be told none are in stock. Okay, so I go back and pick another 4 from the catalog. All to be told all four of those they don't have either. But hey they definitely have ones that will end up being more than 10k in stock. You ask questions and can't even get proper responses. At this point I felt like I was bothering them rather than being a potential customer who would be spending around 8k or more. But hey never mind I won't waste my money. Let me respond to your statement: First off completely understand the situation with Covid. My initial email stated my understanding that it might not even be possible by Christmas. Which I was completely understanding of. To have repeated emails of different sets all times to be told none are in stock. There was no inquiry on your behalf to even help trying to guide me to ones where I could potentially even know what I could choose considering how many are in the catalog like finding a needle in a haystack. Expectation from my initial email could have been set initially by you in setting the expectation of which options to choose from rather than multiple emails back and forth of no no no and time wasted. I asked when the earliest would be to plan on making a purchase hoping for something right after Christmas no response just an up sale of a more expensive model. Mind you you said you would be placing another order soon and even said you could order almost anyone I wanted. But instead I got an out of stock email and no response to a time frame. I'll fix it to two because of the fast response here. I stand by my initial feeling that I was more of a bother than a potential customer.

Scott has been in the business longer than anyone locally and it shows. He knows the product well…read moreand it is a solid product. The rainbow sets are impressive. Scott worked with us to put together a great set for our kids that fit into a bit of an odd space in our yard. He was focused on helping us put in the best system we could from an expense and safety perspective. I appreciated his input and knowledge and the final product just turned out great. We would definitely work with Backyard Fun again and have already recommended them to several families.