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Granite Bay (All Playgrounds)
Treelake Park5255 Parkford Circle, Granite Bay
A spacious park with little league fields and a fairly new and modern playground. There is a big structure with slides and climbers and monkey bars, and a second tot structure which mainly offers a slide. There is also an alligator twin rocker, 2 baby swings and 2 regular swings. (Photo by J. Brown)
Granite Bay Community Park8551 Barton Rd, Granite Bay
This conveniently located park, just off Douglas Blvd, has two play structures, baby swings, horse rockers, rock wall, and a shaded picnic area. At the intersection of Barton & Douglas. (Photo by Amy O.)
Ronald L. Feist Park
9180 Twin Schools Road, Granite Bay
This park next door to an elementary school has two fully-fenced play areas. The big kid side has swings, a typical play structure, and circular monkey bars. The tot area has a smaller play structure (with both a twin slide and a tunnel slide), swings, vehicle rocker, and a geodesic dome climber. (Photo by J. Brown)
Douglas Ranch Park
5250 Stirling Street, Granite Bay
This small pleasant park next to an elementary school features a picnic area, playground & lawn area. The play structure itself is fairly generic, but does feature four types of slides. The location is only a few blocks off Douglas Blvd. (Photo by J. Brown)
Granite Bay Recreation List of Parks (no details, just addresses)
Roseville (Selected Parks)
1001 Hillsborough Dr, Roseville
This playground, on the edge of Granite Bay, is a very pirate themed playground. It has a sand play area with a pirate ship play structure and a second pirate ship play area over bark (this part was re-done a few years back to replace a non-descript old structure). At Sierra College and East Roseville Parkway. (Photos by Elizabeth Mathis, Yelp/Sarah K.)
1550 Maidu Dr, Roseville
This park includes a fun-looking universally accessible playground with a western theme. Play structures include a fort maze, general store, train and station, jail, hotel, and others. More Details & Photos
Approx 22 min from central Folsom.
(Photo by Sacramento Sidetracks)
(Melba & William) Erven Park
6201 Grand Canyon Dr, Roseville
This is the perfect park for aspiring pirates to engage in thematic play with a realistic pirate ship play structure (complete with map, multiple steering wheels, port-holes, slides, etc) and a large dragon sculpture. It’s located just blocks from Toys R Us, only a few minutes from the Galleria.
Approx 27 min from central Folsom.
(Photo by J. Brown)
Royer Park
190 Park Drive, Roseville
This park may be worth the drive, because of it’s unique castle themed toddler play area. The older kids play structure is equally impressive with no less than 7 slides, including extra-long tunnel and spiral slides. (Photos by J. Brown)
Woodcreek Oaks & Pleasant Grove Blvd, Roseville
(Photos by Ross Recreation Equipment and Janelle Edwards)
This park has a low accessible play area for toddlers under a shade canopy, as well as a seperate structure for older kids. It is located adjacent to the library and aquatic centers in Roseville.
2551 La Croix Dr, Roseville
This park is a pre-historic wonderland full of dinosaur-themed bones and other elements. The play structure was redone by little tikes commercial around 2013. Restrooms available.
(Photo by City of Little Tikes Commercial)
Cresthaven Park401 Community Drive, Roseville
This neighborhood park has spheres you can climb through that almost has an air of a solar system theme. It also boasts a small shade canopy over the play structure.
(Photo by City of Roseville)
1421 Cushendall Dr, Roseville
The highlight at this park is a fun play stucture with a castle theme. There is also a second un-themed play structure. Also has multiple slides, glider, monkey bars, bridge, etc.
(Photo by Elizabeth Mathis)
2150 Village Green Drive, Roseville
The tot part of this playground looks like a train complete with a smokestack and tires you can crawl through. No less impressive, the big kid structure has really tall enclosed area with a roof with tunnel slides, learning panels adorning the play structure that teach braille, and plenty of fun climbing eqipment.
(Photos by Elizabeth Mathis)
1015 Camelia Ave, Roseville
This playground, which previously had a truck theme, was redone in 2015, and now the entire playground looks like a giant yellow construction vehicle. If you have a construction truck lover, this park is for you.
(Photo by Elizabeth Mathis)
Diamond Oaks Park
400 Diamond Oaks Rd, Roseville, CA 95678
This otherwise average park has super-long tunnel slides that will appeal to thrill-seeking kids. (Photo by Elizabeth Mathis)
Roseville Parks & Rec has a parks amenity list linking to detail pages about their parks.
Placer County Parks & Trails List (brief ammenity descriptions)
Best Parks In Roseville
Rocklin (Selected Parks)
1801 Whitney Ranch Pkwy, Rocklin
This park is worth a mention, and might be worth the drive, because it has a very unique (and large) three story play structure with extra long tunnel slides. It looks well designed and safe with tall fences along the middle levels to discourage jumping and the top levels completely caged. This playground also has a water feature. In northeastern Rocklin. (Photo by Rocklin Parks & Rec)
City of Rocklin Parks (has pictures, ammenity lists, & details)