Veterans Memorial Park North in Roseville offers recreation throughout the year

Recreational destination is a community gem

Roseville, Calif. – Located in west Roseville’s Crocker Ranch area, Veterans Memorial Park North is a suburban recreation oasis and a place to reflect and honor those who have served our country. (What is the red sculpture?)

The park is split into two sections that connect via a short trail bridge and includes a variety of amenities and recreation for all age groups. Ball fields, picnic areas, playgrounds give way to open spaces along with walking and bike paths that stretch out for miles connecting residents to additional community parks in west Roseville.

All seasons fun

This attractive and well maintained park is a popular destination and starting point for outdoor recreation in all seasons. This longtime favorite is a gem of Roseville. Here’s what you can expect in each season!

Spring

The park comes alive in spring with incredible displays of color and one the Roseville best displays of the California poppy! Patient visitors are regularly rewarded as animal life abounds during nature’s season of rebirth.

Summer

The summer heat brings plenty of solitude for hikers and bikers during daytime hours, while evening basks under warm summer sunsets. Sighting of rattlesnakes, King snakes, Garter snakes and ground squirrels are common during summer’s heat.

Fall

The season of shade and light casts growing shadows thanks to shortened days and towering Blue oaks. The open spaces take on different hues throughout the day offering a unique experience. Sighting of turkeys is always a possibility.

Winter

Winter rains return the stubs of golden brown grass to towering, luminous green stalks offering those first hints of hope for an early spring. Creeks surge as birds and creatures all delight in the annual resurgence of life and energy that only rain can deliver.