Olympus Park

Play & Recreation Spaces

Tucked between East Roseville Parkway and Olympus Drive, this neighborhood green space has something for just about everyone. The dinosaur-themed playground is particularly popular with school-aged kids. It's on the taller side, making it excellent for the 4-12 age crowd looking for a bit of adventure and social time with friends.

Right next to the dino-zone, you'll discover a swing area where younger kids can get their thrills. If you're more into team sports, the park offers both a soccer field and a baseball/softball field suitable for everything from organized leagues to impromptu weekend games.

Handy Amenities

Scattered throughout Olympus Park are several picnic areas that make for great lunch spots or small gatherings. The tables are kept in good shape, so you won't have to worry about splinters ruining your sandwich break.

You'll also find clean restrooms and water fountains that both you and your four-legged friends can use when needed. The park opens daily at 6:45 AM and closes at 8:15 PM, giving you plenty of daylight hours to enjoy all it has to offer.

Space & Layout

One of the nicest things about Olympus Park is its large open fields that give you room to breathe and play. Just a heads-up though - the playground doesn't have much shade, so morning or late afternoon visits might be your best bet during those hot summer days. The pathways around the park are smooth and excellent for kids practicing on bikes or scooters without having to worry about traffic.

Note that parking is available on the park side of the street, while the residential side is permit-only.

Community Hub

At its heart, Olympus Park is where the neighborhood comes together. It manages to balance active recreation with quiet relaxation spots, making it work for people of all ages and interests.

The park is well-maintained and clean, providing a nice setting for birthday parties and evening strolls alike. Elementary schoolers particularly love the dinosaur playground - it's become something of a local landmark for the younger crowd in Roseville.