Johnson-Springview Park

JS Park is a regional park in the foothills of the Sierra Nevada Mountain Range. There is a creek that meanders through the back of the park in the “natural” area. Some of the park is landscaped and some left to its own devices. The entire park is scattered with huge Valley Oak trees as well as other varieties of Oaks. The creek has wild blackberries growing in spots and can easily overflow its banks with the winter and spring rain. It has a city owned skate park, 18 hole (?) disc golf course, tennis courts, large BBQs with a covered pavilion can be reserved for large gatherings. The county library, city park and rec offices and preschool are on the property. It is well maintained with several playgrounds, baseball, softball and soccer fields.

Each year on the saturday before July 4th the Rocklin Jubilee Community Celebration is held here. Fireworks, live music, food, games, etc. are the big draw but the people watching is great fun as well.

There is a lot to do here for all ages.