Weber Park

A Glimpse into the Past

Tucked between Main Street and Circuit Drive in Roseville, California, Weber Park is a charming touch of local history that's been bringing the community together since 1937. This cozy 1.9-acre space carries the name of Mayor Andrew Weber - a nod to its deep-rooted connection to Roseville's story that spans over eight decades.

Play Areas That Spark Imagination

After recent renovations, Weber Park has been refreshed and become quite popular with locals. The under-the-sea themed playground offers a space where imagination meets adventure. Little ones can climb aboard the large play structure and zoom down various slides or reach for the sky on the swings. The playground's whimsical design gives it a distinctive character among city parks.

The park strikes a nice balance with its recreational offerings. Sports enthusiasts appreciate the full basketball court with lights that keeps the game going even after the sun sets. If you're looking for a more relaxed visit, you can find several picnic tables and benches scattered throughout - great for an afternoon snack or just watching the world go by.

When you need some room to move, the park's multi-use field with its lush grass provides plenty of space for impromptu games or just stretching out with a good book. The mature trees dotting the landscape offer welcome shade, especially beautiful as the day winds down toward sunset.

Staying Active and Connected

One of the newer additions you might enjoy is the fitness trail - a great option if you're looking to get some exercise beyond the traditional park activities. This trail is just one example of how this renovated space caters to visitors of all ages and interests.

It's worth noting that the park's makeover was a collaborative effort between the Los Cerritos and Roseville Heights Neighborhood Associations and the City of Roseville, showing the community's investment in this historic green space.

Four-Legged Friends Welcome

Dog owners will be happy to know that Weber Park is dog-friendly with open areas where your furry companions can run around. Just keep in mind that the park isn't completely enclosed and doesn't have a designated dog park section, so you'll want to keep an eye on your pet.

When to Visit

The park is open 24 hours daily, giving you flexibility no matter your schedule. The lighted basketball court is particularly handy for those evening games after work or school.

Beyond a Park

As one of Roseville's oldest parks, Weber Park continues to evolve while maintaining its connection to the surrounding neighborhoods. The recent upgrades have refreshed this historic space for current and future Roseville residents.