It's a nice place I do know some people at that park .what went well was I got to have a peaceful…read moretime with my kids and it's a really nice time

Quarantine yelp session. I'm bored at home so let me Yelp on the greatest park in Sac. I grew up in…read morethis neighborhood park. I would give it one star for what its become now but back in the day, boiiii u had to he rough to be out here. Now they got trees planted all around the playground is all small, they have a garden. Its a nice park I miss the old park, where u would come and drink out here, the gazebo had hidden guns in secret compartments, we had a trash can next to us where drugs were hidden at the bottom incase the police drove up to tue gazebo, yes they would drive up to the gazebo and search us all. I miss them days lol. They have basketball courts, and its a much safer place, they have a bunch of cop callers now and tree huggers that took over since we all moved out. I hate this park but I love the memories I spent here. I used to pull of to the park with two females, one on each side lol man them were the good o'l days I seen all kinds of fights here and I had a couples of fights here as well. Its a whole different place now I'm sure u guys would love what this park has become. I dont know how this park is at night now but back then when u heard a whistle at night, that meant you was about to get hurt!! Lol check this park out enjoy it as much as I did its great for you but not for me.

Did you know that the City of Sacramento "Parks and Recreation operates several permanent community…read moregarden throughout the city? I just happened to run across one while in mid- town today. This particular one is called "Fremont Community Garden". Fremont Community Garden is comprised of 52 plots. Each plot is rented out to local residences on a yearly basis. Rent is based on size of the plot. Rent for the small plots are 15 dollars a year, while the larger plots rent out for 30 dollars a year. A 25 dollar deposit is required at time of signing but is refunded to you when you leave, as long as you leave the plot in good condition. These plots are managed by a member of the Garden Advisory Board. What a wonderful way to meet your neighbors, and to reap the harvest of your hard work ! The gardens are also 100% organic.

City of Sacramento Fremont Community Gardens is a fantastic way to grow fresh vegetables in…read moremidtown. What a great concept to live and work downtown... but also to have garden space to grow fresh produce.

best community garden ever…read more also best peaches, best lizards, best tomatoes, best pumpkins

Southside Park Community Garden is located in the City of Sacramento California. It is one of…read morethirteen gardens parks managed by the Department of Parks & Recreation. Within this particular park are a total of 40 lots . The lots are rented out to local residents for a small yearly fee . With warmer weather still here in Sacramento. Everyone's garden is in full bloom and producing wonderful flowers, fruits and vegetables . Within the confines of the park is a community gathering area with picnic tables and shade supplied by a huge pine tree. Here one can sit and relax after a hard days work in the garden. There is even and area for kids to play and to garden. All the garden area is surrounded by a fence and the entry gate is locked. Only renters have access to the gardens. Coming back to this neighborhood always brings back a lot of wonderful childhood memories ! This part of Sacramento still looks the same as it did some 50 years ago. "Frozen in time !" Compared to other community gardens that I have visited, "Southside Park Community Garden "is by far the most productive!

We had come across this community garden while searching for wall murals around the Sacramento…read moreArea. Martin Luther King Jr. Community Garden consists of 38 plots. Three of which are ADA Plots. These community gardens are operated by the City of Sacramento Parks & Recreation. It is a wonderful way too learn, grow, and teach organic gardening.