Mission
To encourage California's children to participate in outdoor recreational activities and discover their heritage.

Reason
Numerous studies have shown that children who participate in outdoor recreational activities are healthier, do better in school, have better social skills and self-image, and lead more fulfilled lives.

Objective
Every child in California should, by the end of their 14th year, have the opportunity to experience each of the activities listed within the California Children's Outdoor Bill of Rights.

Outdoor Bill of Rights: Every Kid's Life List
The California Children's Outdoor Bill of Rights believes that every child should have the right to:

• Discover California's past
  • Maidu Museum & Historic Site
  • Roseville Telephone Museum
  • Carnegie Museum
• Splash in the water
  • City of Roseville aquatics facilities
  • City of Roseville creeks and streams
  • Folsom Lake
  • Golfland Sunsplash
• Play in a safe place
  • City of Roseville Parks & Programs
• Camp under the stars
  • Please note: camping is prohibited in City of Roseville parks
  • In your own back yard
  • State parks campgrounds
• Explore nature
  • City of Roseville parks
  • City of Roseville creeks and streams
  • Maidu Museum & Historic Site
• Learn to swim
  • City of Roseville swimming lessons
• Play on a team
  • City of Roseville youth sports programs
  • Roseville youth sports organizations
• Follow a trail
  • City of Roseville parks, trails and bikeways
• Catch a fish
  • Folsom Lake
  • Fishing in Roseville
• Celebrate their heritage
  • Research your genealogy