This is a rather nice neighborhood park tucked back out of the way. We enjoyed running in the grassy area and climbing all over the playground. There is a beautiful community building at the park as well. We love exploring new parks and this one was definitely a very pleasant surprise.

Nice area to relax and get together with friends.

Very peaceful, little place to get away!

Nice quiet area where you can relax while kids play

A nice quiet park

Nice park and playground. Community gardens are wonderful there.

Great little park. The park building is always in amazing condition and has a bathroom and drinking fountains.

Perfect little park nestled into a quiet neighborhood. Very nice equipment, huge slides and little slides. Good for a wide age range.

Great unique playground. Small merry-go-round. Nice tall slide. Indoor party room available. Beautiful location with lots of trees, open space, and a pond. Recently updated and very well kept.

This park has a lot of great qualities. I really like the turf they use under the swings and around the jungle gyms. They have decent climbers for toddlers but they dont have slides that go straight...and my daughter will only go down those. They also have an extremely high slide without deep sides which made me nervous for safety reasons.Overall its a very new and nice park, but just not my favorite. It does have a nice walking path and circle and really pretty spots for a picnic as well.

Clean restrooms, a GREAT playground!!! My kiddos really needed that break on our long road trip! We loved the path by the lake, as my son got out his bicycle and rode around! My other son enjoyed the natural big boulders in the playground to climb on! A great way to get everyone OUT on a long trip! Would stop again!

New equipment. Great place for kids to run around and play!

The park is new and theres a house for rent to host parties. Plenty of parking and a new, but small, basketball court with adjustable hoop, too. Theres a walking path around the open field but the baseball field has got to go. Its poorly maintained, rarely used and the rusted backstop is too small to provide any real game of baseball. Theres a couple ponds surrounding the park and some swinging benches available for seating along the way. Theres a big community garden here, but has a bunch of politics involved. They also put in sidewalks that trap water in a flat area so its a muddy mess in the spring; so much so, that they cant fulfill the promise yet of an ice rink under the lights. Seems $50 worth of drainfield would have solved this problem. Also, the funding ran out to run a path around the larger pond so thats a bummer...

Very nice family park. Great for birthday parties of a small to medium group size

Such a cute and quiet little parked. Its tucked behind the neighborhood and has a small walking path. Really nice building available to rent. The playground equipment is in good shape too.

Peaceful

Perfect for a birthday party. Very quite

Nice and cozy park to walk, play, and chill at.

Great venue for a party. It feels very private

Clean nice small park

Garden plots by the City of Roseville are awesome!

Heres what you need to know:Parking: LotAge range (playground): 1+Sidewalks: Paved to play area and around parkSeating: Benches around play areaBathrooms: Inside warming housePicnic tables: A couple by the buildingGrills: NoneSports field: Open fields, baseball fieldOasis is a pretty secluded park in a residential neighborhood. I failed our first attempt to enter the park: we parked off-street and were halfway to the play area before I saw it had a parking lot. Note to future guests: Theres a parking lot!The play area is in mint condition. The play equipment sits on a large plot of mulch with synthetic flooring at the base of some parts (i.e. slides).There are several parts to the play area: a climbing-heavy playground for big kids; a toddler-friendly playground for new walkers; a swing set with baby, high back, and regular swings; a merry-go-round of sorts; and a set of some musical equipment. On the hills nearby are two bench swings, perfect for lounging.When I say this had the tallest playground weve seen, I mean it: Even Madeline, our fearless adventurer, thought twice about going down the slides. She eventually tried the open slide. Zoey and I ended up going down with her on the closed one.Overall, Madi (4.5) and Titus (3) navigated the big kid playground with minimal help from me. It has several slides, ladders, stairs, and climbing challenges. While there are several ways to get to the first level of this playground, the only way to reach the top most level is via a ladder on the first level.By now, Zoey (16 months) was familiar with the play structure for kiddos 1+. Its the same design as those in many of the parks weve visited: a slide, mini tunnel, some drums, and a tiny climbing challenge.Unlike structures at other parks, this one also came with a play area for the medium on which the playground sits. Unfortunately, Oasis is mulch-laden and this playground feature isnt as fun as its intended to be.The merry-go-roundish feature was one all my kiddos enjoyed, even though it isnt fast as Madi and Titus wish it were.Not far from the play area is a pond. Although theres a good deal of foliage to slow down an escapee, theres no fence keeping kiddos from the water.Despite the terrible heat, we enjoyed our visit to Oasis. I only wish it was better-suited to host parties (i.e. grills and more picnic tables).

Nice quiet neighborhood park with a air conditioned pavilion!

Really nice quiet area

I live next to it.

A hidden gem of a park