after a fun day in Sacramento, we concluded our vibe with a walk at the Westfield Park. plenty…read moreparking, and it's a beautiful ambiance, with plenty field, tables to sit and everyone walking with the family and doggos

Westfield Park is located right next to Westfield Village Elementary! My 8 year old and I had a…read moreblast on both of their playgrounds! We played make-believe school and swung on the swings side-by-side! Only tiff would be to pump up the air on the tires by the monkey bars. SYOY! :-)

Pop on by the Maple Neighborhood Center to check out the Sacramento Adventure Playground…read more Run by Fairytale town, this location is a magnet for outdoor adventurous fun without the watchful eye of parental units. We've only done the Saturday FREE sessions but signed up for summer camp to continue the fun! Animals, climbing, and parent free joy. Plan for your kiddo to spend several hours. Tips: -Bring a water bottle and plan to leave your kiddo behind :D -Muck shoes, muck pants, and muck tees. Your kid will find a way to get dirty! -Push the gate open upon arrival. There are signs that make you think there's a trick to it, but no. Just come on in! Check in in the building to your left. -Encourage kiddo to climb the ladder. I don't know what's up there, but independence wins at this place! -Sign and read the waiver beforehand but plan on a quick orientation. -Bring cardboard to donate!

My granddaughter and grandson always have a great time there. They always plenty to do there and…read morethe staff is always friendly and encouraging to the children.

Been coming to this park for as long as I can remember, have had and arranged a couple of birthday…read moreparties here. It's not always crowded here and they have a decent size playground which I personally loved when I was a kid. The grass field is big, which was good for some soccer practice; it's also good for a run around the block. There's a set of three picnic tables and 2 grills. There is bathrooms as well so you don't have to "water the trees."

Had a great BBQ at Linden Park today ... Convenient location, well-maintained grounds, a great…read moreplayground for the kids, just enough seating, and clean (CLEAN!) bathrooms. Awesome.

Absolutely love this park! Has a huge field for sports like baseball and soccer, a basketball…read morecourt, and is completely surrounded by rose bushes! I visit this park twice per day and walk/run about 3 miles around. Its typically empty, and very well kept. One of the nicest parks I've visited.

Have Walmart members at self service check outs to check ID'S so as to be able to buy Alcohol!!…read moreLife would sure be easier and faster !!! Otherwise you have to wait a long time in the regular check out lines !!!

The center and heart of west sacramento. This park is huge and beautiful. Anytime you visit chances…read moreare you will run into some type of event or families at play. Clean park with plenty of facilities from bathrooms, baseball fields, tracks, playground structures, etc.

I've taken my grandsons here several times now and they love it. There is a water park and a…read moreplayground right next to each other. I can spread out a blanket or take beach chairs and set up under one of the trees on the hill and watch them. They enjoy it so much. The playground is clean and I feel safe being there.

My kids enjoy playing at Bridgeway Park, particularly the water area. They enjoy utilizing the…read morewater cannons and playing at the playground. This is the perfect play area during the hot summer days. There is ample parking.

My father used to come to this park when he is little- when we're growing up, my mom would ride…read morebicycles with us to this park and have a picnic. Many years later, I bring my children here and now a few generations later my grandchildren enjoy this park. My dad volunteered at the library at the park for many years and we ended up holding his celebration of life here (both in the rose garden and inside library). I have years of memories of hanging out here using the swimming pool, climbing trees, playing tennis & I used to run around the park when I lived nearby. We had roses planted in the Rose garden for my grandmother, my aunt and a child who died at birth. However, when they were redoing the rose garden, we had to take the plaques with us and now I have my aunts and grandma's plaque in my backyard with the same rose from the original rose garden. Shortly before my mother passed, we brought her to this park in her wheelchair and sat under a tree, enjoying a picnic with three generations of us. Needless to say this park holds numerous cherished memories.

We celebrated our 55th High School Reunion with a barbecue at McKinley Park. Our committee…read morereserved the large space to secure the area for approximately 200 people. The space was beautiful and easy to decorate, and was perfect for our crowd, and would be perfect for any gathering. There were several metal picnic benches large enough for 9 people per bench and the space had a nice roof/canopy to keep us out of the sun. There were bathrooms close by, so that was very helpful. There was plenty of toilet paper on hand, and a blower to dry your hands but no running water. I would recommend bring a large container of water, and wipes and set up away from the crowd for emergency hand washing. There were also two drinking fountains, but no running water there either. So come prepared.

This is a perfect park to take your pooch for a quick walk if you need to get out and stretch for…read moreawhile when you're in West Sac. The perimeter of the park features a gravel jogging trail that's nice terrain for a walk or a jog. If you choose to visit this park I wouldn't advise you do it alone. The park is in a secluded area so for your own personal safety, really, don't go at it alone. In fact, I don't recommend this park as a destination for a family day out with the children, either. Lock your car door, and don't leave any valuables in plain sight. The entrance to the park is a tad bit tricky since it does require a vehicle to cross over solid yellow lines, so look in all directions and be mindful of other vehicles (especially if they are painted black/white ... if you get my message).

Nice quit park to walk, picnic, or jog. Running trail around park. I bring my dogs for little walks…read morewhenever I'm in West Sacramento. Small playground, picnic tables, benches, and nice green grassy area.

This is a beautiful park nestled in a neighborhood. There are two small playgrounds, both with…read moreswings and climbing/slide structures, one for toddlers and one for older kids. In a different area, there is a big artificial rock to climb on. Lots of trees, benches, picnic tables and a few bbqs. There is a sheltered area with a large bbq for group events. There is also a basketball court we saw in the distance. I didn't see any public restrooms.

This is a nice neighborhood park with plenty of shade and open area for field games. There is a…read morecovered seating area with bbqs near the kids playgrounds for easy supervision during parties. Other amenities include a half basketball court and a small Boulder area for the kids to climb. Not giving it 5 stars only because it doesn't have a bathroom on site. :( when you gotta go, you gotta go.

This was such a nice stop during our visit to Sacramento this past weekend. We're usually on the…read moreother side of the water in Old Sac, but wanted to check out the park and get closer to the river. The water levels were definitely high, with concrete pathways leading directly  into the water at some parts. But there is a public dock designed to rise with the water, so we were able to walk along the pier to enjoy some of the views while standing over the water (Old Sac waterfront, Delta King, Tower Bridge). We even saw (and heard) sea lions jumping onto the end of the dock, stretching out, playing, and relaxing, it was adorable! Back on land we walked along the trail on higher ground, watched the geese feasting on the plentiful grass, and admired the trees and nature all around. We even passed by the Subtile artwork by Federico Diaz and loved how it fit into the surroundings. The park and trail provided a calm and simple environment, and was clean for the most part (though underneath the bridge seemed a bit uninviting), and we appreciated every moment of our Sunday afternoon here. Parking was free and easy on Waterfront Place, near the Ziggurat (pyramid looking building).

This walk is so pretty and I'm a little sad I didn't discover it earlier…read more 1 star for it being easy to find parking 1 star for seeing lots of dogs 1 star for the gorgeous river view through the entire walk 1 star for the art installations (I'm sharing a photo of one) 1 star for all the pokemon go stops If I were to find a downside, it's that during certain times of the year, there are foxtails to the right and left of the paved path, so if your dog is reactive and you like to step off the path when another dog is coming to avoid a scene, it can feel like you're a little trapped. I'll definitely go back though.