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The Jump Arena is our main jumping and fun zone where friends can jump together and perform acrobatics while our Rockin’ Jump staff monitor safe play from all angles.


We combine the thrill of classic dodgeball with the excitement of The Ultimate Trampoline Park. A great time for birthday parties, group and corporate events, and field trips.


Not in the NBA yet? You’ll feel like you are! Slam Dunk Zone, where you can slam dunk like a pro on trampoline launch pads that can bounce you high in the air. Show off your dunk today!

Challenge your friends to a vertical race to the top of this challenging multi-level climbing wall. Climbing lanes vary in difficulty from beginner to advanced. The first climber to the top that rings the buzzer wins. A main attraction for our ultimate birthday parties!


We’re people like you who want to exercise, but also like to have fun. Lots of fun. So instead of stairclimbers and weight machines, we decided to create a place where you can soar in open jump arenas, play trampoline dodgeball, do flips and somersaults.


There’s no need to look any further for your next birthday party. Rockin' Jump offers a truly unique party experience with an amazing indoor trampoline park facility full of exciting attractions where party goers will have a blast.


Learn more about our current and upcoming promotions, deals, coupons and offers. From unique birthday specials and holiday events, to sleepovers and summer camps, we have something fun to offer everyone!

Rockin' Tots offers a dedicated time when parents can have fun with their smaller children in a very comfortable and safe environment.

4worldlovers: Although little remains of the coal mining communities, a historic cemetery serves as a monument to the lives of the former residents. Buried here are children who died in epidemics, women who died in childbirth, and men who died in mining disasters and of other things. Although over 10 nationalities resided in the mining area, Rose Hill Cemetery was a Protestant burial ground, and many of the people buried here were Welsh.

Over the years, vandalism has taken its toll on the cemetery, which the Park District is attempting to restore. If you have information concerning people buried here or the location of missing gravestones, please call the Black Diamond office at (510) 544-2750.

Download: List of individuals buried in Rose Hill Cemetery (PDF). (200KB, 9 pp, - Last updated: 07/2009)

The Greathouse Visitor Center is located in an underground chamber excavated in the mid-1920s. View the workings of a 20th-century sand mine and learn about the lives of 19th-century coal and 20th-century sand miners. The center contains displays, photographs, and artifacts related to the park’s coal and sand mining eras.

Admission is free. Parking fee is $5 per vehicle on weekends and holidays, when the kiosk is attended (Visa/Master Card, cash or check only). For more information, call (510) 544-2750. Please note that while dogs on leash are allowed in the Greathouse Visitor Center, they are not permitted on Mine Tours.

Tour the new Coal Mine Experience exhibit to immerse yourself in the history of the Mount Diablo Coal Field. Discover the story of miners who toiled underground as you experience a replica coal mine. We'll discuss the dangers of working deep in the layers of the earth and explore the area's fascinating geology. For safety reasons, you may tour the mine only as part of a guided tour and all participants must be at least seven years old.

30 minute Coal Mine Experience tours are offered on Saturdays and Sundays (Year Round). Advanced reservations highly recommended. Tour groups are limited to 15 people and meet outside the Greathouse Visitor Center.

Tour route is flat along hard packed dirt. Total tour length is approx. ¼ mile (plus the distance to and from the Greathouse Visitor Center).

From the mid-1920s to the mid-1940s, the Hazel-Atlas Mine produced silica sand to make jars, bottles, and other glass items. Today, tour participants can take a 1309-foot walk into the mine to see mine workings, ore chutes, the shifter's office, and ancient geological features. For safety reasons, you may tour the mine only as part of a guided tour and all participants must be at least seven years old.

1 hour Hazel Atlas Mine Tours are offered on Saturdays and Sundays (Year Round). Advanced reservations highly recommended. Tour groups are limited to 15 people and meet outside the Greathouse Visitor Center.

Tour route includes some mild incline and uneven terrain caused by underground railroad tracks that run the entire length of the tour. Total tour length is approx. ½ mile (plus the distance to and from the Greathouse Visitor Center).

Beneath these hills is a history of industry, innovation, and perseverance. Join us as we explore both eras of mining that occurred here in the 19th and 20th centuries. Participants will tour both the Coal Mine Experience and the Hazel Atlas Mine. For safety reasons, you may tour the mine only as part of a guided tour and all participants must be at least seven years old.

1.5 hour Black Diamond Mining History Tours are offered on Saturdays and Sundays (Year Round). Advanced reservations highly recommended. Tour groups are limited to 15 and meet outside the Greathouse Visitor Center.

This tour is a combined tour of the Hazel Atlas Mine Tour and the Coal Mine Experience tour. Half of the tour is along flat, hard packed dirt. The other half includes some mild incline and uneven terrain caused by underground railroad tracks. Total tour length is approx. ¾ mile (plus the distance to and from the Greathouse Visitor Center).