Royer Park

Historic Green Space

Royer Park is a historic 17-acre green space that has been a part of the community since 1917. The park was purchased from the Royer family and has undergone substantial updates over the years to serve the evolving needs of Roseville residents.

Natural Environment

Situated along Dry Creek, Royer Park offers a tranquil environment with mature trees providing ample shade, making it particularly appealing during hot summer days. The park features open grass fields, shaded picnic areas, and a variety of recreational facilities catering to different age groups and interests.

Playground Facilities

In 2023, a new destination-style playground was installed to replace the former school-age structure, enhancing the park's appeal for families with children. The park also maintains a separate preschool-age playground, ensuring that younger visitors have a safe and appropriate play area.

Community Hub

Royer Park serves as a hub for community events and activities, with a stage that functions as a concert venue for outdoor performances. Its central location provides convenient access to other local attractions, including the Roseville Downtown Library, Town Square, and historic Vernon Street.

Trails and Accessibility

The park's layout includes walking trails that meander through the landscaped grounds, offering visitors opportunities for leisurely strolls and exercise. These pathways connect various areas of the park and provide access to nearby community facilities.