Park # 22, Silverado Oaks Park 05.12.16

This was our second park of the day and it was a good one.  We are so lucky to live in an area with so many fun and unique parks.  This park had so many things I've never seen before  including a slide with rollers, two huge twisty climbing walls, a spider web climbing bridge that connected the play areas,  a ton of swings, music toys and so many climbing toys. There is also a huge covered picnic area with so many tables.  We walked around the park and found a basketball court and a baseball field.

Mom's Review:  I enjoyed being at this park.  So many big older trees so there was quite a bit of shade and a lot of places to sit and watch Cooper play.  The play area doesn't have much shade but it's still better than a lot of the newer parks.  The play structure was really fun and I could tell Cooper was having a blast on every part especially the roller slide.  He went down every way he could think of.  This is definitely a park on our explore again list.  Only negative is no bathroom and with how hot it was we were drinking a lot of water.

Coop's Review:  I love love loved the roller slide.  Every park should have one.   My mom didn't like me going down on my belly but it was still fun going down on my bottom.  I liked the spider web net.  I also liked the circle spider climbing toy.  The only thing I was scared to do was the big twisty rock wall.  It was way too tall for me.  Maybe when I am 10 I will try it.

Silverado Oaks Park, Roseville CA

This park had the biggest climbing wall I've ever seen at a park plus a tons of climbing toys, tunnels,  swings and slides!

This was one of Cooper's favorite climbing toys.  It's big but not scary big!!

Everybody should go to this park just so they can try out this weird roller slide.  Cooper couldn't get enough of it and I know we are coming back just to play on it some more!

Cooper loves parks that have climbing toys like this. 

This was a fun little net bridge.  Cooper went across it a few times.

This was a cool little play area that had some music toys on it.