Maidu Regional Park

This is a fabulous park with split personality. Part is a large sports complex but there are also different playgrounds, a flat, paved accessible walking trail, and side foot and mountain biking trails. We spent most of our time on the trails including by the ravine (and salmon stream). Even though it was a sunny afternoon, there were lots of birds including 4-5 woodpeckers in a stand of oak trees, red-winged blackbirds by the wetlands, and red-tailed hawks and turkey vultures riding the thermals. Saw a couple beaver dams. The paved trail circumnavigates the park and subdivisions so you can choose what kind of experience you want: active sports, urban trail, or rustic trail. There is also a community center and the Maidu Museum on site, but we did not send time there

My wife and I celebrated a milestone joint birthday celebration with about 100 friends last night. Other than the alcohol restrictions ( you are not allowed to serve alcohol without hiring a security guard along a few other conditions needing to be met) it was a great place to hold such an event. A good sound system both for the PA and the DJ. Two large projector screens for your videos, a large, well equipped kitchen in the back, with an icemaker. A very clean environment throughout All in all, it's a great spot for our event.

This is one of my favorite parks to take my 3 year old daughter. The main park has a cute western town theme. There is also a large sand area and a small maze for the kids. I enjoy walking the trails in and around the park nice neighborhood. There is a smaller park and skate park as well as a library and community center here. This park has it all. It can get a little busy later in the day.

Very clean and well maintained park. My kids and I stopped here to kill some time after an appointment. It was a nice hidden gem with a western themed playground and a small maze for their age. They had a blast! Im not sure where the restrooms are located since its a bigger park with lots of other sections but they did at least have a water fountain in the area we were in.

A very beautiful park! Lots of mature trees so lots of shade. Lots of things going on. The farmers market is the best on Saturdays! It's probably one of my favorite well besides Sunrise Mall Farmers market. I lived across the street from there so I've been to that park many many times My kids grew up playing in that park!

Great park with lots of space to roam. Baseball softball and soccer fields. Visit the Maidu museum.

My dog and I love this park! It’s huge and spacious with lots of different trails. It’s well-lit and feels pretty safe at night. There’s a lot of different amenities (playground, skate park, soccer & baseball fields, etc). There’s also plenty of bathrooms and water fountains.

Large, well-maintained, and spacious park. Even when they have the farmers market going on you can still find plenty of quiet places to walk or do whatever. Also there’s a Fitness Court if you want to workout. Super nice.

Loved it for my daughters softball tournament and have many varieties of sports and structures love that they include batting cages/machines

This was a really cute park that me and the family went to. There was a nice size park and shady areas for us to rest when the day started getting too hot. I like that it wasn't just a slide and jungle gym. It had different interactive areas for most kids in a range of ages.

Beautiful clean park, great for kids under 5. Has a skate park, soccer field, community center, and much more! Playground has an old western, cowboy theme. Soft ground, plenty of slides, shade for both playground and seating for parents, and swings. Does have sand so have kids prepared in the correct shoes!

Best park in Roseville! Playing fields, library, community center, nature areas, hiking trails, and significant historical site. Something for the whole family to enjoy.

What a gem this place is. Plenty of space and green grass to enjoy afternoons with the family. Library was nice, but we primarily came here for the Maidu Regional Park's Playground. This playground is so unique - has a sandbox to look for footprints, swings, a small maze, and a small town setup for cowboys and cowgirl! Plenty of parking, not even an issue. Our toddlers had tons of fun here with plenty of other kids to keep this playground loud and lively. Great place to stretch your legs, spend some time, have the kids run around, and take a breather.

Nice place during the day, wouldn't recommend at sundown. People tend to loiter in the parking lot and can be intrusive.

I came here for the cardboard recycling bins but stayed for everything else. From batting cages, playground, library, large grass fields, and more. The playground is western themed with a little bit of train razzle dazzle. Good part to take the kiddos or have a family event. Recommend.

On Thursday my boyfriend and I took my daughter to this amazing park to play! The larger playground I thought was well done, a cool vintage western theme complete with a maze, a huge sand area for her to play in, swing set, rocking horse, slides and little set-up areas to play pretend like shop or hotel! The smaller playground was baseball themed, complete with a life size baseball mitt to sit in and slides! I would definitely recommend this park, it's nearby Kaiser Roseville which is nice if you have an appointment, plenty of fields for dogs to run around in, we couldn't resist petting a cute french bulldog and areas to play sports and have a nice picnic! We will definitely be returning in the near future, it's a safe area and my daughter had a blast! Happy National Take a Walk in the Park Day!

A five star but need more garbage cans for dog waste and stands for bags for picking up dog waste .

The park reservation staff are so absolutely horrid and rude that I would avoid booking any event there just to not have to deal with them.

Has a great mini museum and trails. Also a very large area to explore with kiddos. On site property available for event space rental.

Good park but if your looking to spend some time with your dog on the grass, not the place, always a different group playing sports and kick you off the grass area.

Do a tour! Beautiful place. Support native venues and protect native sites. Beautiful, powerful spot.

My son is 8 months old and loves this park. Because it is an accessible play ground it is easy for us to play with him. Lots of noise making toys, a few slides and swings. I wish there was more baby swings as it seems like that is where most people want to play. We will return but are still on the hunt for a park with swings not in the direct son

What an awesome park! Pros: They have two separate parks; one for big kids and one catered more toward younger kids. I love that they have it trained theme and it does not have bark. I hate bark. Lol They also have a sand area to play. There's a bunch of items catered to sensory exploration. Swing sets! It is wheelchair accessible, which is AMAZING! I wish all were. There were benches and table for sitting under the shade. By the library! Batting cages! Skate park. Tons of parking! Cons: The actual structures could be a little more shaded. It makes it impossible to play on hot days without burning yourself!

BEAUTIFUL PARK! This park has a little bit of everything: a couple of baseball fields, a couple of soccer fields, a couple of playground, a walking/bike path, batting cages, skate park. LEASED DOGS are welcome and you'll see lots of happy dogs in and around the park. The whole park is well maintained and clean. The neighborhood is full of beautiful homes with mostly groomed yards. The playgrounds are cute and kids seem to love them. Lots of parking options, in the parking lot and on the streets.

I'm literally in love with this park . It's not a boring little park it has a big beautiful trails , 2 playgrounds, very big parking lots There's not a day where i don't take my kid for a walk there ! It's so relaxing!!!

Great regional park with lots of green spaces for walking and enjoying. Multiple specialty areas, too, like basketball courts, baseball diamonds, soccer field, etc. I brought my son here specifically for the skatepark and it is somewhat disappointing. It is pretty small and the features are all for street skating style (no bowls, tranny, etc.)

Thank you Benjamin Franklin! The public library was his greatest invention since the lightning rod... But seriously, in an age of Amazon we forget about this ancient practice of "book lending." What an amazing concept! The Maidu library fulfills that American dream. There are plenty of books, free internet, games, classes and many more. My daughters and I love the the "kits" they put together. They are focused on one subject with many objects like puppets and CD's with books. We love Mother Goose on the Loose every Monday! The instructor does a wonderful job of including parents and getting the kids engaged. After a day of library time we always enjoy the park with a picnic and playing! Keep it up Maidu! You're running a great community organization!!

Came here with my marvelous girlfriend and her toddler after my girlfriend's doctor appt. Near the community center and library, there is cowboy themed playground and near the baseball fields, there is baseball themed playground too. Her toddler had a blast running around and playing with sand.

I came here on a Friday morning with my chihuahua (Cora) to check out the park and to walk around. Maidu park is really easy to get to and has plenty of parking spots available. It also has four baseball diamonds, a snack bar, library, museum, a few benches, two soccer fields, a ton of grass, skatepark, and a walking/bike riding trail. It is also right next to an elementary school and in the middle of a bunch of residential houses. Cora and I decided to walk through the middle of the park and then take the back trail along the outer edge of the park amongst the tall grasses and trees. Unfortunately for us, none of the trees on the entire trail are anywhere close so little to no shade is provided. Definitely not good on a hot day! By the end I was practically dragging her back to the car because we were both so hot and thirsty! Did I mention the lone drinking fountain at the end of the trail was turned off and it was almost 90 degrees at 10am? Great. The park is good in size and has plenty of places to walk and play. There aren't very many trees in the rest of the park either, so we will probably only be back during the winter or on a cooler day. What we enjoyed most about our visit was that there was a few hundred goats eating the grasses towards the back of the park to trim them. They were so cute. Watch out for the electric fence though!

I walk to the park and around the park as much as I can. It's very peaceful and pretty. There are a lot of dog walkers and cyclists and walker/runners so I don't feel creeped out about being the "only" walker at the park. Everyone I pass is very friendly and I love seeing the dogs out walking!

Clearly there were no parents on the planning committee of this park. It's like the play park (with the western theme) was a complete afterthought. The bathrooms are centered for the baseball fields so if you come just for the park, make sure your littles can hold it for the nice looooong walk to the bathrooms. Even the park itself is poorly labeled at the entrance-FYI: take a left at the entrance and drive past the library, the community center, the memorial rose garden...then keep driving past the delivery truck and maintenance entrance...then when you see a row of giant storage or trash containers, just drive past those too...only then will you have arrived. Oh, also, there are no direction signs on the bathroom building so if you're walking from the kids park, the men's room is to the left, ladies to the right.

What a great park nestled in the City of Roseville CA. This park includes a Library ,Community Center ,sports fields ,and my favorite... walking paths. Definitely enough space to get your daily dose of exercise so go take a look you won't be disappointed!

My wife and I bring our little girl to the kids area pretty regularly. Pulling in the main entrance off Rocky Ridge, turn left and follow the road past the library and past all the other buildings. About .1 miles ahead, you'll see the kids area on the right side - you can't miss it. It's got big play structures and benches everywhere. There are 2 infant swings, and 2 of the larger "bucket" type swings for bigger kids. There is a big sand area with several play toys. There are several buildings and trains all over with toys, spinners, bells, etc on them. Some of the building look quite tall, but there's nowhere for little kids to climb up to an unsafe height (although you'll sometimes see teenagers climbing way up as though it's their private parkour course). Pokemon Go players seem to congregate in several areas of the park. There's 2 stops right in the play area, as well as a couple nearby at the flags. There are spots all over the park, so it's good for wandering. The play area doesn't have overhead lights like the baseball fields, so it does get dark there at sundown. There are often still families there until after sunset though.

This park is so pretty. Why are there so many bums just stumbling around and passed out on the grass? I took my three very small children here and there was LITERALLY two bums cavorting on the lawn between the skate park and the soccer arena. Empty prescription bottles and empty cans of malt liquor and some other trash thrown around. A van full of questionable characters just hanging out, talking shit to the other questionable characters bumming around. I can't believe that our tax dollars build these beautiful that I can't take my children too anymore. I will NEVER go back to this park again, sadly.

This is the most important fact about this park: This is a nest for ELECTABUZZ for Pokemon Go as of now! There is one gym and plenty of Pokestops to recharge those balls. Everything else about Maidu Regional Park doesn't matter lol. But this park does have baseball fields, playground areas for kids, a nice long trail around the park for walking, some rooms for renting, and well decorated areas. Overall this is a great park and it's easy to get to. Tons of parking available.

After years of living in the Roseville area my family and I have been enjoying this park for countless activities over the years. From soccer, field trips, hanging out, turkey trots and just enjoying the outdoors. This park has everything you need for people who enjoy the outdoors and more. Located centrally right in the heart of Roseville it is convenient to everything and easy to get to and from the freeway. From spacious soccer fields, indoor soccer, baseball fields, batting cages skatepark, basketball courts, tons of picnic areas, jogging path and a Native American museum.

Always like to stop in here with my niece, she loves playing on the playground and running around -- a great way to get all her energy out and play with some new friends.

Great family friendly park. Community center, library, covered indoor soccer field, playgrounds, trails, basketball court, baseball and soccer fields. Track around entire park.

Maidu is my daughter's favorite park in the "whole wide world". And when something is her favorite in the whole wide world it's usually something spectacular. This 152 acre park has mostly everything for family and children of all ages: - children's playground - picnic areas - bike/pedestrian trail - lighted softball complex - full basket ball court - 5 lighted soccer fields - batting cages - skate track The area also includes: - Maidu Library - Maidu Indian Museum - Maidu Community Center - Veteran's Memorial Rose Garden A must visit for anyone in town.

Maidu Park is one of those places where complete strangers feel it impolite if you don't smile at each other. I find it very interesting, cause its not in that fake way. They really want to say "good day" or "afternoon" to any passerby that they may cross. Maidu is such a great place to grow up near. Not only do you have a great place to run, but it is safe and coyotes roam free there at night. It has fields for anyone to use (my family hold the annual thanksgiving football game there each year) and free baseball games anyone can attend during the hot summer nights. Within the last couple years they put in a hockey rink, but I am old school and remember the playground and dugouts better.

There is nothing like recently going in and out the hospital multiple times within a short period, having to explain myself again and again to 8+ advice nurses, blood tests, side effects, arguing against one doctor why really it's not necessary to keep me there, and one nurse to randomly throw in I have a higher chance of the big "C" to make me take my health a lot more seriously. It's not like I was previously surviving on potato chips and french fries my entire life, I'm in pretty good shape and like being active, but the whole experience still really scared me to make my health an even higher daily priority than it already was. It just doesn't feel like a recreational option anymore. So I'm from the Bay Area and there is no Equinox out here (*weeps*). No way am I going near 24-Hour Fitness. Now what? Ok, City of Roseville has a list of city parks. Combine that with Google maps and Google earth view, and it makes it really easy to figure out the layout of the park. I've found the issue with many of the listed parks are that they appear to consist of a lawn with a kiddie playground on it, in the middle of a bunch of residential houses, and leave it at that. Add or minus a basketball court or baseball field. Or it consists of a single straightforward trail that goes for miles (hiking/walking/biking ok, running feels kinda stupid unless you're going for a marathon). If the park does have a loop there are no trees. No trees/shade in summer = burn baby burn. Out of all the ones I went through, Maidu Regional Park seemed to fit. It has a convenient circle around a kiddie park with four baseball diamonds. (To get an idea of the overhead view, just think of a large circle with an X in the middle of it). It also turned out surprisingly close to where I live. For people that get tired and want to ditch out mid-circle, they can cut through the kiddie park back to the car. For those with knee/ankle/joint problems, half the path around the circumference of the baseball fields is loose rocky gravel that gets stuck in the tread of sneakers. The other half is pavement. But at least it's all level which is really important. Trees are ok in some parts of this path and more plentiful in the middle of the kiddie park area. There is a larger, more loopy trail in the back where the soccer fields are, as well as one big huge long loop around the entire 150+ acre park. As far as I can tell no trees at all for these sections. For everyone else there are the afore-mentioned baseball and soccer fields, and also a community center and batting cage here. In the early morning I've seen the cops actually patrol by the parking lot every now and then. The place looks really clean and well kept. People are nice. They go out of their way to nod, wave, or say good morning/afternoon to me. As a former city girl I find it sweet, but also takes some getting used to. Around dusk to sunset there are a number of young and older kids playing baseball and soccer in the field. The park is not well lit at this time but I still feel pretty safe as long as I stay around the baseball fields. Passerbys are more likely to keep to themselves. I really like this park so far whether it's been morning, afternoon (well not so great when the Sun is really at it), or dusk. I just wish they'd at least pave the perimeter around the baseball fields and plant 50 more trees around the area.

Kennedy and I had such a blast at the western park. It was perfect for her to walk/crawl around. She loved the swings and slid. It was great meeting other families there. Would recommend it to anyone with kids.

I love this park! I run around the park every other day. It's always clean and there are always avid runners running along with you. The park also has 2 children's playgrounds, which is so nice when he gets bored with one. A huge plus is the numerous bathrooms that are there; sometimes they need a bit of cleaning but this is a sports complex so it is not uncommon to have dirt in there.

I am here every weekend and sometimes during the week for a run. Clean, safe and I love how I can park my car, take a run around the park and get a great workout. The only downside is the lack of lighting at night if walking or running the inside trail. Just make sure you know the trail during the day helps to navigate it at night. My 9 year old daughter loves the skate park, she tries to act like a pro on her scooter or skateboard, but either way she loves it and I can shoot hoops while she plays.

I live in the community around Maidu Park and it's excellent. I always feel safe and comfortable. We have great neighbors and always have the park to go walk or relax. The park has a loop around it that's about 2.5 miles and great for walking/running. I sometimes ride my bike around the park but I prefer the walk/run. There are also several trails within the park to walk/hike, but not too long ago I saw a rather large snake on a trail, so I decided to stick to the paved trails instead! The park is great for sports, if you just want to go kick a ball around or play catch. I like to grab a blanket and a book and walk over to the park to just sit down, enjoy the weather and read my book! It's a great place to go to get some fresh air. We also have batting cages, a nice library with free wi-fi, playgrounds, indoor soccer, baseball fields, soccer fields...you name it! It makes a great spot for a picnic too!

Really nice, but somewhat suburban park. Loads of parking, and plenty of facilities. We took a nice Saturday morning stroll around the perimeter, and took in some of the plantlife and kids playing sports. Would be nice to see some more trees and plants, since it's mostly grass, but I guess you take what you can get.

One the best and spacious parks in the area always try to make the trip to take our dogs here.

I LOVE this place, it has everything you could ask for in one place; soccer fields, baseball field, skate park, batting cages, EVERYTHING I go frequently to run on the trail around the soccer field and then take my son to the park. I'm curious if anyone knows what the distance is for the trail around the soccer field?

Great place for the kids! Old western look to it and places to have picnics. Also you can bring your dog! Very clean and plenty of space for kids to play. My daughter loved it there and we will definitely go back!

What a great park for kids to use their imagination. There's little buildings for them to play pretend. A jail, hotel, store, train station. There's also a sand pit and swings.

This park is really great because the younger kids could play in the park while the older kids had a sports game on the field. You can always make a trip to the Maidu Library before the park too! A lot of community information is given at the community center near the park. The only complaint: I would want my kids playing over there at dusk or by themselves (a lot of perverts have been seen flashing themselves around the park) in the past and recently.

Park is great, but the review below is specific to the batting cages. Great prices and great staff. They keep somewhat odd hours on the weekends (they don't open until noon on Sundays), but it is worth the wait. Staff is very helpful; occasionally the balls get stuck in the return, and they will notice without you having to say anything and rush over to fix the problem. Price is great, and a very good value for the amount of balls you get for each token. Only tip I have is to bring a glove - 4 tokens in I had to stop because of a blister. Alot of fun with friends or family. Worth your time.

This park has provided tons of activities and fun times for my family and I. The kids love watching all the games they hold throughout the the seasons, and we live so close, it's practically our backyard!

I love this park but would really enjoy the batting cages to be open more often. We have gone there many times and always closed.

Great park with lots of things to do. My wife and I go to walk the paths near the soccer fields. We only go during the day so I can't say how it is as night, but I see light poles around the park proper (not out on the more distant trails though). The main reason we like this park is the fact that dogs are allowed on the trails (on a 6' or less leash). There are drinking fountains and bathrooms easily available too. We even drive around the surrounding neighborhoods to look for a house to buy there, we like it so much.

=) This park makes me smile...This is one of the places my then boyfriend brought me the first night we hung out. Our first kiss outside his car in the parkinglot before opening the door for me. Wow, brings back good memories. It was a chilly beautiful November night too. But yeah, that was years ago.

Nice family park in Roseville! Very clean with no trash and I feel safe here. They have a sake park for the kids, batting cages, a nice baseball field. The location is close to homes and shopping centers which makes it nice on the weekends if you want a nice place to go on a walk or run. The read more » park is great for sports, if you just want to go kick a ball around or play catch. I like to grab a blanket and have a pic-nic, enjoy the weather and read a book! It's a great place to go to get some fresh air or even play some catch or frisbe.