Love this little park! My kids love it as well! Just the neighborhood kids are punks & like to…read morecome here and smoke weed and trash it as well! And they don't have restrooms :(

If you're looking for an above average park in a very quiet and tranquil neighborhood, I highly…read moresuggest checking out "Eastern Oak Park". Located directly off of Eastern Ave and adjacent to Robertson Ave, this 7.1 acre park is situated in the Carmichael area and is primarily surrounded by residential homes as well as a nearby church. It is part of the Mission Oaks Recreation & Park District which facilitates several other nearby parks as well as projects, classes, and various events. I came here for the first time during the afternoon of Sunday 4/13/2025 at around 3:00pm as I met with several other guys to play a 2x2 game of one of the most trendiest all-purpose sports, pickleball. This particular park offers a total of 6 pickleball courts that utilize an asphalt surface complete with the dedicated pickleball-regulation lines and nets (which is a scaled-down version of a tennis court). During my visit, all of the guests were extremely courteous and friendly. In addition to the pickleball courts, this park also boasts a ton of other amenities including a full-on children's playground, a multi-purpose sports field, a sandbox, futsal court (which is similar to soccer and played on a hard surface), and a half-court basketball court. Additionally, there are shaded picnic shelters, an off-leash dog area (make sure to clean up after your pup), a large grass area with several trees to keep out the sun, and two public restrooms. The parking area is ample and can fit a few dozen vehicles comfortably at any given time. Since I have been to my share of parks in various towns and cities, this one is well-kept, clean, and a very safe environment to bring the kids. The hours are 7am-7pm (sunrise to sunset). Since I hope to get more involved with outdoor activities, I am striving to make many future visits to this place. With that said and done, I am giving "Eastern Oak Park" a unanimous five-star rating.

Awesome park! Renovated about 2 years ago and always occupied with friendly faces. Of course, COVID…read moreaffected some amenities like the playground, recreational soccer, and half court basketball, but pickleball and the dog park are still going strong. There are functional, and usually clean, bathrooms and water fountains. There are gates to separate areas for big and small dogs. There's plenty of benches along with donated plastic chairs to find better shade. Our kids especially love running and racing their scooters around the sidewalk perimeter. That said, apologies to any walkers who might have been startled. No incidents to date, because like I said, we've only been met with kindness and support. It's a great community and we've even built bonds with surrounding neighbors who also frequent here.

This park is kind of like a greenbelt in a way, because of its shape. According to the City's…read morewebsite, it is a 43.52 acre beltway park that goes from Clipper Way and Riverside Blvd. on the north side, to Princeville Circle one mile to the south. The park is mostly just grass, but it also include lots of lighted paths to bike or walk on and then there's a small playground. People don't really come here to hang out here unless they're bringing their dogs to walk around or their kids to play in the play structure, but lots of people bike or walk through here to get from Florin Rd to Riverside without having to go along Greenhaven Dr. so it's a very scenic and serene way to enjoy the Greenhaven neighborhood. It's a simple park, but well maintained and relaxing. I should come here more and actually come here on my bike for some good exercise and not just drive by and park and then walk a little bit and call that exercise! Time to get down to more fitness business in this nice park in the great outdoors.

A much deserved update for a park that is about as hidden as a park could get within a residential…read moreneighborhood. Perhaps that's what gives it such charm. It's not the largest or the fanciest, but it has everything a neighborhood park would need and more and is the preferred go-to for my son because of its play structures. We've stopped in time and again to enjoy the playground, which is filled with local kids on weekends, or eat lunch on a neighboring park bench in the shade beneath some lovely old trees. There's a huge grassy field for running around until you fall, there's a basketball court that is usually occupied by at least one lone future all-star and there is a wading pool that I have yet to see open but is in good functioning order. For those who live nearby, I dare say they are foolish not to take advantage of this resource on a regular basis. I don't live nearby and still do. Bertha, whoever you are, my hat is off to you.

Love love this darling little park with its trees, two being huge sequoia trees. Great playground…read moreand there's a little kids wading pool with a giant toadstool waterfall and a lifeguard sitting at the pool's edge. Most of the children are under the age of four, little tots. I'm thankful for the restaurant that didn't have but one table under an umbrella to sit at. We took our lunch and did a search for parks by us on our google maps. And... so happy this little park was close by with plenty of shade, two picnic tables and four benches all in the shade. I wish I had raised my own children in such a neighborhood park!

Tony Court park is part of the City of Sacramento Parks & Recreation District. The park is located…read morein the (Pocket/Greenhaven neighborhood of South Sacramento. This neighborhood park is only 0.85 acres in size and is adjacent to the Pocket Canal parkway. The small park is not your typical park. It does not have any features that parks normally have such as a playground for children. This park consists of only an small open space area for multi-purpose use and a lot of shade trees. It is connected to the Pocket Canal Greenbelt which extends throughout the pocket area. A lovely park to rest as you continue on your morning/ evening walk along the canal parkway.

This seems like a very nice park. There are live concerts here and splash pad for the families…read more There are restrooms at the park. Its close to a shopping center, so you can easily have a picnic at the park. There is a very nosey homeowner that lives on one side of the park thar likes to try to police the parking.

We had a lot of fun will do it again. We appreciate Rancho Cordova . Too bad water park ends at 7 pmread more

The park was nice and clean. Located in a quaint neighborhood. I took my daughter here to enjoy…read morethe splash pad. After a few minutes of playing in the water I noticed looked like little "worms" in the water probably living its best life. I don't know if the water is chlorinated or not ( should be due to public use). There were few kids who notice the little "worms" as well to which their parents told them to get out of the water. Other than that issue, we enjoyed the park.

What a great idea for the park with the food trucks. Living across the street from the park, I…read morenoticed more than double the crowd for a Thursday night. Everyone I talked to loved it! Well done!

Small park with cute statue. This is just a few blocks away from Sacramento City College. On the…read moreweekend, you can park for free. But don't try it on weekdays. On weekdays there's only 15 minute parking. This is a reasonably well-maintained park with benches, trash cans and one or two drinking faucets. Seems like a pretty pleasant place to sit and have a lunch. However, in summer it's probably too hot for that.

Cervantes Plaza Park sure has come a long ways since back in the days when I walked pass the park…read moreon my way to school. Back then the park only consisted of grass. There were no benches, water fountain, artwork, and no sidewalks. We had to walk on the frontage road at this particular section of the park. To be honest, I didn't even know if this was considered a park back then. Today 2016 is a whole different story ! The City of Sacramento have made major improvements to the park. Even though the grass area is the same, they did add benches , a water fountain, drought tolerant landscaping ,public art by (Tony Natsoulas) called " The Balancing Act Too" and yes they now have sidewalks ! Yeh ! Being so close to City College, parking can be a challenge ! But if you happen to be in the area, grab a latte, or a bite to eat at one of the local business near-by . Great park to observe Autumns changing colors.