Dunsmuir Recreation & Parks District

Summer is coming.......watch for updates later this month concerning plans for the 2022 pool season! 

A  popular venue for weddings & receptions, reunions, and parties, as well as concerts, fundraisers, youth organization meetings,  Scouts, and service club events.  Room capacity 350

Our city park consists of 14 acres of scenic beauty lying right next to the Upper Sacramento River among cedar, oak, and pine trees.

In 1887, Alexander Dunsmuir, second son of British Columbian coal baron Robert Dunsmuir, was passing through Cedar Flat, about a mile south of the present town of Dunsmuir.

There are newer grandstands for the home team and portable for the visiting team.

Dunsmuir City Ball Park is the home of the Dunsmuir High School Tigers baseball team.

The Dunsmuir Recreation and Parks District sponsors or supports a number of events to benefit our community.

Locomotive 1727 is a class M-6 Mogul built by Baldwin Locomotive Works in 1901.

Welcome to Tauhindauli Park, a place of beauty, history, and natural wonders. This website will give you information about the Park in addition to the information on signs on the Self-Guided Tour inside the Park.