Rosemont Community Park - Sacramento, California

don J.

The parking area was quite and shady. Stopped by again and noticed new basketball, tennis and pickleball ⚒️ courts, nice. Lawns are manicured. Restrooms were open. Lots of barbeque areas. Children's play areas.

Darn nice 👍 park 🏞️.

Bunny M.

Excellent park! Two structures meant for younger and older children. But very little shade upon the play structures. Exercise equipment & walking route with routines posted. Bathrooms smelled awful and didn't seem very clean. Floor was sticky. Beautiful park though! There is sports fields here.

Susanna B.

Very clean park nestled in the middle of a nice neighborhood. Picnic tables and bbq pits clean. Play ground was well maintained. Lots of room for kids to run around all they wanted.

Arab G.

Really nice park for this area, perfect for the neighborhood. It Has a Lot of space, baseball diamonds they use for Little League and well maintained Tennis courts and 2 different playgrounds, one for smaller children which is useful if you have youngsters. At times there can be questionable activity so beware if you send your children their alone without supervision.

Tara C.

Very nice park. Full size tennis court and 2 official pickle ball courts with lights. Also a basketball court with lights. My favorite spot to pickle!!!

Karen T.

'24/9 1st time customer/review:
-- Large, updated park (used by after-school programs on weekdays) out of the way location in heart of Rosemont (backing up to Einstein Middle School grounds) off Hwy 50 on south side (west of Bradshaw/Mayhew or east of Watt & Kiefer); but, totally worth the treck.
-- Safe feeling with small, shaded, paved, circular, drive-thru parking lot (inc. only 2 handicap spaces, on Americana Way off Huntsman Dr.) before have to park vehicle on the residential surface streets. So, expect to walk!
-- A few paved walkways radiate out from the circular parking lot.
-- A dedicated, stand-alone, stark yet functional, 2 separate (unisex, large, single toilet) room/entrances, cinderblock building serves as a stand-alone restroom facility just as enter park from the small, circular parking lot. [Handicap note: this appears to be the original, old-school design; so, very unweildly, large entrance doors. But, plenty of wheelchair/stroller space once inside. No built in changing table.
-- Large, newer-looking, dynamicly engaging looking playground.
-- Feels like new (or resurfaced/configured) tri-plex of dedicated basketball, pickleball (2), and tennis (2) courts all edged/divided-saparated by 10' high chain link fence. Check Cordova Rec & Park District (CRPD) website for availability, as used by after-school programs, too.
-- Tons of open & shadded grass for lawn games, picnic, etc. [Note: Jr. Pee Wee football takes up a chunk Aug-Oct practicing mid-week.]
-- About being "dog friendly": While there is TONS of open lawn area, there is NO dedicated dog park area; so legally, all dogs have to be on leash. One of our group's participants with a large, well trained, male Doberman found this out the hard way an hour in as the prior almost empty entire area started to get crowded come 5:30p in August as all the after-school programs rolled out bringing with them A LOT of kids and parents!
>> Takeaway: A MUST when hankering to go to the playground, tennis, pickleball, basketball, or just lots of shadded/sunny, groomed, lawn, open space.

Rigoalberto G.

Very nice park, went here for the community event they have a really nice basketball court and also have a playground. Very spacious and green!!

Norma B.

Rosemont Park is a landmark! I grew up right around the corner. Went to school on the other side of the park at Einstein. You can BBQ there and they re-did the tennis courts and now I hear you can play pickle ball there. they also put up basketball hoops where the tennis courts were so it’s all new and huge.