Garbolino Park

A Bit of History

Tucked between Bonny Knoll and Camelia Avenue since 1948, Garbolino Park has been the neighborhood's go-to gathering spot for generations of Roseville residents. This charming public space proudly bears the name of the Garbolino Family (though the full story behind this dedication remains a bit of a mystery in the local archives).

Kid-Friendly Fun

Little ones absolutely light up when they spot the truck-themed play area - it's not your average playground! This thoughtfully designed space welcomes children of all ages, making it a favorite destination for families looking to burn off some energy. The classic swing set area adds that touch of timeless playground fun that never goes out of style.

For Sports Enthusiasts

If you're the athletic type, you've got options here. Practice your swing at one of the two backstops excellent for baseball or softball. The open soccer field invites everything from organized matches to casual kickarounds. And when you're in the mood for some hoops, the half-court basketball area is ideal for quick games or working on your jump shot.

Layout and Picnic Spots

The park features generous open turf areas where you can spread out a blanket, toss a frisbee, or simply enjoy the fresh air. When hunger strikes, head to the picnic area with its three small tables - excellent for lunch breaks, birthday celebrations, or simply enjoying a snack in the shade. While not massive, the picnic setup fits the cozy neighborhood vibe of this local space.

Walking Loop

A simple cement path traces the park's perimeter, offering a pleasant walking circuit that's become part of many locals' daily routines. You'll often spot neighbors getting their steps in or walking their four-legged friends along this path.

Good to Know

Note that there are no public restrooms available at Garbolino Park. Dog owners are welcome to bring their pets, but do keep them leashed and stick to the cement path, as required by local regulations.