- TripBuzz found 253 things to do with kids in or near Roseville, California, including 236 fun activities for kids in nearby cities within 25 miles like Sacramento, Folsom, Carmichael and Citrus Heights.
- From Skatetown Ice Arena to Roller King Skating & Blading, the Roseville area offers 79 different types of family activities, including: Movie Theaters, Parks, Dog Park and Hiking Trails.
- Located in Sacramento's Metropolitan area is the city of Roseville. The largest city in it's county, the city is home to just over 126,000 residents. The thriving residential and business community also offers tourists an entertaining and cultural experience. The urban area has extensive retail shopping options, as well as many historical landmarks, museums and art galleries.
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Oak Grove Regional Park has a disc golf course, a clubhouse, a 10 acre lake with paddle boats for rent, BBQ pits, picnic tables and plenty of open space. The large park also hosts varied festivals throughout the year.
48.6 Miles
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Pena Adobe Road, Vacaville, CA 95688
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Locals enjoy the amenities featured at the Lagoon Valley Pena Adobe Regional Park. With options for guests that are both leisurely and active, the park offers picturesque eating areas, motorized mini cars, disc golf and hiking trails.
48.7 Miles
Spanning 470 acres, Lagoon Valley Park houses the historic Pena Adobe home and a fenced-in dog park. Biking/hiking trails, barbeque areas, horseshoe pits, and a small fishing pond are also available.
48.7 Miles
Lagoon Valley/Pena Adobe Dog Park is a 30,000 square foot completely fenced in Dog Park. There are two double gated entrance points, permanent benches and tables in the facility along with two dog water stations and trash receptacles throughout.
48.8 Miles
Gary Falati Neighborhood Park is a neighborhood park featuring a splash pad and a skate node. The park also offers a picnic area, gazebo, two playgrounds, and a basketball court.
48.9 Miles
At Travis Air Force Base, visitors can attend air shows to watch pilots from The Thunderbirds pull tricks and maneuvers with their planes. Visitors can also explore the aerial museum to learn about the history of airplanes.
49.0 Miles
Located across 7.5 acres of open land, Noah Purifoy's Outdoor sculpture Museum showcases hundred of unique sculptures. The pieces on display are made with materials such as blown-out rubber tires, burnt wood and scrap metal.
49.4 Miles
Western Rainway Museum preserves historic and retired streetcars and electric trains while also offering a small artifact and document exhibit. A living history museum, visitors enjoy a ride aboard one of these beautifully restored locomotives.