Paul Lunardi Park

Paul J. Lunardi Park is an 8-acre neighborhood park located in Roseville, California. Opened in 2008, it was the city's 58th park at the time. The park features open grassy areas and turf fields suitable for activities like soccer.

A decomposed granite trail winds through the park, providing a path for walking, jogging or biking. The park also contains a native wetland area, adding to its natural features.

For younger visitors, the park includes a school-aged play structure and a swing area. Covered picnic tables offer shaded spots for gatherings or meals. The park's design incorporates both active recreation spaces and more passive natural areas.

Paul J. Lunardi Park is named after Paul J. Lunardi, who served as a member of the Roseville City Council from 1950 to 1959, including two terms as mayor in 1954 and 1958. He later went on to become a California State Assemblyman and State Senator.