Clover Valley Park 4298 Clover Valley Road, Rocklin, CA 95677

"Clover valley Park located just across the street from the old sunset Whitney golf course is a pleasant place to spend your afternoon. There is lots of shade and picnic grounds with children's play yard. Lots of fun for the little guys. Lots of History here as well as one of the original twelve Bridges is located here. Built-in 1854 it is one of the original landmarks of Rocklin. Clover valley Creek runs through it. All in all a really fun and relaxing place to visit."

"What a nice park! It's always fun to find a different park that my grandkids enjoy. Keeping the boys out of the creek in warmer weather is going to be a task to be sure. I love that there are picnic tables and bbq's to use. Could be a possibility for a birthday party. Also, thank you to the person who left a towel hanging near the slides. I assumed it was left to dry off the wet slides. This place will be at the top of my list."

"Amazing park tucked away off the beaten path under trees with a running creek. A beautiful place to bring the kids and enjoy the large play structures and shaded benches."

"What a great little park. It is perfect for all members of the family. There are two play structures that can accommodate little ones and bigger kids alike. My three year old had a blast trying to keep up with his older brother and sister. There is plenty of shade and a nice grassy area for picnics and there are charcoal grills as well. This park would be the epitome of parks if it inky had a restroom. Nevertheless it is worth the trip."

"A lot of fun and a little bit of history. Stopped by this great neighborhood park today. There are two play structures here, one for the littles and one for school age and up. The unique feature here is a 'toadstool' walking platform that moves. My 3 year old daughter just had to walk it over and over again. This park also has one of the original 12 bridges that connected Whitney Ranch to downtown Rocklin. Built from locally quarried granite and built by the Chinese in a European style. Stop by and teach your children about their local history."