Deer/Rabbit Mini Park

This well-maintained local park has a nice walkway and bench to sit awhile and enjoy the deer and rabbit art! We took our puppy Midnight for a short walk and saw a couple cute small dogs taking theirs as well. Happy World Animal Day! :-)*Song Credit: Early Hours @iksonmusic

Very small in the neighborhood. Nice to walk your dog or maybe sit and read a book. Kids would get bored quickly here for sure

Deer Rabbit Mini Park is an adorable little refuge hidden away in the center of the Natoma Station neighborhood in Folsom. There are no playgrounds or play structures here. It's just a very small public art and dog walking park on a lot that is roughly the size of four house lots. The park is almost entirely shaded by native blue oak trees and planted plum trees. A sidewalk winds through the park, and there are a few benches around the edges.The main feature of this park are the statues. On one side of the park, two deer statues appear to graze next to a log statue. On the other side of the park, two large mosaic tiled rabbits stare at each other. It's not the biggest or the fanciest park, but it is really cute. Like all of the parks in this neighborhood, it is very well maintained. Dogs are allowed in the park on their leash. Posted park hours are from 7am until one hour after sunset. Street parking is available on Orange Blossom Circle and John Henry Circle.

Deer/Rabbit Mini Park is located in the Natoma Station community of Folsom, California. The park also goes by the name "Natoma Station Mini Park B". You do know that my wife is into rabbits right ! So when I saw that this park has deer's and rabbit's, I had to check it out. This is not your typical park with children's amenities. It sit's in the middle of the block and basically is a pedestrian through- way from one street to another without having to go around the block. The park has a small open space area , one park bench, shaded lawn area, shaded walkway, and is known for it's ornamental deer's and rabbit's.Deer/Rabbit Mini Park is very well maintained and is part of the Folsom Parks and Recreation Department. Even-though the the deer and rabbit's in the park are not real, they do give the park a sense of tranquility. If nothing else, great conversation pieces! Enjoy !