Lembi Community Park

My boyfriend and I decided to take my daughter here to see what they had to offer. Their are hidden 2 playgrounds we found walking a long trail, soccer fields, an aquatic center with a swim meet going on, complete with food trucks, we almost crashed lol! She had a blast on both of their playgrounds and their are plenty of large fields to explore if you have a furry friend! I would highly recommend visiting this local park and we will definitely be back to explore more!

Lembi park is one of the oldest parks in Folsom. Home of Steve Miklos Aquatic Center/ Folsom Aquatic Center, an outdoor gym, two playgrounds, a small walking trail, soccer fields, baseball fields, basketball courts, and a pickle ball court. At the center is a set of restrooms, a handful of barbecues, and several picnic tables under a large awning that get very busy in warm weather. The large parking area is broken up in to three sections off of Riley, and a small lot next to the newer playground in the neighborhood behind the park- the walking trail also will take you to the newer playground, so don't worry about the parking.My husband grew up in a neighboring town as such when ever I suggest going to the a playground whilst in Folsom he instantly thinks either Folsom City Lions Park aka the park next to the zoo, or Lembi. Dude Folsom has 48 parks, 36 of which have play structures, but Lembi makes him nostalgic.

Came here to try to play Tennis and the all the courts were down. Fencing was taken apart and there was no notice as to why. Also no notice when this issue would be fixed. Recommend using a different park for tennis.

We came here recently for the annual Egg event held at this park. This event is free and I encourage at least stopping by. It brings in a lot of the community which is a good and bad thing. It's really good because it's nice to be apart of the area but bad because it's so very crowded. Parking is tough and bringing a stroller is very challenging. The main benefit is for the kids. The team putting on the event throw out thousands of eggs and kids of different ages are appropriately split up into groups and kids are able to gather a basket full of eggs. Eggs are filled with candy, stickers, little toys, and some have adult wins in them! It's really an awesome event with booths, and fun. The overall park has a few different playgrounds, baseball diamonds, walking space, and restrooms. It's definitely a nice place with a good location and I would suggest it.

I guess parks don't get reviewed?!?Well let me tell you...I've been here twice in about a year, so I'm guess many others might be interested in knowing about this sports complex, called park!Here's what it offers:1 Aquatic Center1 Baseball Field1 Basketball Court2 BBQ Grills5 Benches6 Picnic Pavilions20 Picnic Tables2 Play Structures1 Restroom3 Softball Fields3 Soccer Fields3 Tennis Courts 1 Volleyball Court**This list was taken from the Folsom, CA Parks website!My only experience here has been the Softball complex! With that said, now I feel that I've provided ample details for anyone who is new to this park. If you're like me, you try to stay FAR, FAR away from the city of Folsom!!They keep their softball fields well maintained. During a 2-day tourney, they re-raked the field and re-did the lines after the first round of games. Hats off, I like your style. I thought it showed they truly care about their fields and for the people who pay money to play on them.Also, hopefully no one gets mad at this...but - they' DON'T care if you drink BEER in the complex. Softball and beer, aren't they synonymous?They also have a snack-bar here. They get bonus points for selling all three versions of Red Bull - OG, sugar free, and zero! They have the traditional stuff - chips, pretzels and nacho cheese, seeds, etc. Some one mentioned they might sell beer, but I didn't notice when I bought my over-priced bag of chips. That's something you'll have to confirm (sorry)!Parking is easy to find...and there are some huge trees so there's plenty of shade to hide your car under, for the whole day! Right across the street is a Raley's and a shopping center, so the location is great for all-day events! You don't have to go far to get lunch or snacks...Only for the love of the game, will you catch me all the way out here!!

Fields need some love and it's a bit pricey. But we always have a good time year after year.

This park has such nice fields! This was my fiancés first season playing here and it is far superior to others that he has played at.They have a fully operative snack bar and multiple fields playing at once. It is always kept clean, the grass is always freshly cut and the premise always feels safe.

Beautiful outdoor baseball/softball community. Grounds are in great condition and TONS of shade which I love. Snack shack and playground for the kids. Parking does get full when lots of tournaments are going on though.

Good place to play softball. However, the infields are not very flat, so the ball can take some real tough bounces. The outfields are the same. I've never seen anyone get hurt, but won't be surprised when it happens someday.Also, on field D, the sun is terrible. It is right in the shortstops and left fielders eyes. They need more trees or some sort of shade so that we can actually see what is happening on the field.The snack bar is decent, and they always have the Giants game on. Beer is relatively cheap, so it's a nice place to hang out for a bit after a game. Also, it's great for the families and kids with the playground right in between the fields.If they could upgrade their fields, this place would get 5 stars!

Wonderful!!! Clean and people are so nice!!We were there to play pickle ball.Everyone was so welcoming!