Elizabeth Jane Fiddyment Park

History and Heritage

Elizabeth Jane Fiddyment Park is named after a pioneering woman who came to California in the early 1850s as a widow with her baby boy named Walter. This naming pays homage to one of the area's historical figures, connecting the modern park to the region's roots.

The park was dedicated on October 21, 2017, making it a relatively recent addition to the community's recreational spaces.

Location and Purpose

Situated off Fiddyment Road and Crawford Parkway, the park serves as a local recreational area for residents of Roseville.

This neighborhood park follows the City of Roseville's commitment to providing both passive/informal/self-directed and active/formal/programmed recreational opportunities for its residents.

Park System Integration

As part of Roseville's park system, Elizabeth Jane Fiddyment Park contributes to the city's goal of maintaining 9 acres of park land per 1,000 residents.

This acreage is divided equally among neighborhood parks, citywide parks, and open space areas, creating a balanced recreational environment for the community.