This is my favorite dog park. My pup loves going there, and my other dog who crossed over the…read morerainbow bridge also loved this spot. It's spacious enough and doesn't get super crowded. There's no delineation between small dogs and big dogs, so be aware of that. Met some good people with their pups too. Dogs can get quite dirty there, but they have fun, so no complaints there.

Drove far away to come to the dog park today on May 17th but it is still closed?! Wtf.read more

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 kids love visiting this park. They always have a blast…read more The only thing that I dislike is that it is not as kid friendly as I like. There is a sign that indicate pets need to be on their leashes. However, people tend to not care. There were dogs running around with no leashes.

One of the better parks for pups in the Sacramento/W.Sacramento area for sure. It does have the…read moreseparated large dogs and small dog area which I love and they are both really great size if you really need to let your pup out to run. Unfortunately not everyone picks up after their dog even though the poop bags are provided so still watch out for backside landmines while you are walking around or playing with your furry friend. There are a nice bench and picnic table to sit and soak in the naturally beauty as well. There are some great tall and established trees that provide plenty of shade and beautiful colors. It also helps to cover the ground a bit since there is some grass, but there is a large place of open ground that is muddy as well. There is also a great water station and looked like others have brought additional bins for water as well and locked them down so they cannot be taken. I do wish people would dump them and turn over when they are done so there is no added build up or sludge. There is no need to fill them to the tip top just fill it enough for your pup to drink and then empty as you leave. Because of all the shade it can get chilly even when the sun is out if the weather is crisp and frosty so wear your layers and bring your hot chocolate!

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.

Checked out Truitt Bark Park for the first time with our pup. The place was seemed clean and…read moremaintained, and had separate gated areas for small and large dogs -- which is always appreciated (especially by the big dog parents who know their pup doesn't realize he's 80 lbs). We didn't go in -- this was purely a socialization mission. Lobo stayed just outside the fence, observing the chaos like a wise old man watching neighborhood kids from the porch. And you know what? He crushed it. Calm, cool, and collected. Gold star. We don't plan on doing dog parks for play since he goes to daycare and thrives in a more structured setting, but if dog parks are your thing -- this one could be a winner. Clean, not overwhelming, and right next to the R Street Corridor, which means you can treat your pup to a full Midtown adventure after. Grab a walk, some sniffs, and maybe hit a patio if your dog's in a chill mood. Or do what Lobo did and just stand outside the fence like a refined gentleman, silently judging everyone inside. 10/10 outing. No paws were stepped on. No chaos ensued. We love to see it.

A great dog park. They have one section for small dogs and another for larger dogs. Our dog lives…read moreloves it every time!

Sutter's landing river access!! If you want to go spend sometime at the American River and you live…read morein midtown- here ya go!!!! 8 minute drive! They also have a skateboard park, a dog park, and of course the beautiful river access! I have a yellow Labrador and she loves to swim! I love bringing her to the river to play fetch and swim! The path is so nice, and they also have a bike trail! Just remember to leave nature better than you found it! Please- pick up your fucking trash and be a good human!

Awesome spot to hit the river. Parking with a short walk. Life vests are provided for the little…read moreones, sandy beach with shade from the trees.

This is one of my dog's favorite parks, there's so much going on, parking is pretty easy, and…read morethere's a lot to do. They have tennis courts, basketball courts, a playground, plenty of picnic benches and seating around the park, a pool, and they have public restrooms. We enjoy walking around the park, watching the animals in the pond, and exploring the rose garden. There's a lot of green space which allows my dog the perfect opportunity to sniff around when he's tired of walking on the paths. I like that there's easy parking here, plenty of shade, and a large space to explore so we can enjoy a quick walk or a longer adventure.

Adj: Beautiful "Central" park in the heart of (East) Sacramento…read more McKinley Park is a historical city park in East Sacramento, but I've never looked into its history. Interestingly, the Sacramento Street Railway Company built the park in 1871 to attract people to take its trains. Then the park became a recreational area around the train line and continued to serve as a gathering spot for the residents in this neighborhood and the greater Sacramento community. Recently, we visited again to hang out with friends who wanted to meet up and have our kids play together and get out their wiggles while we chat and catch up. After the kids played for some time at the (new to us) playground, we walked over to enjoy the pond and to take a walk over to the Rose Garden. There's a path that surrounds the pond so you can get exercise with a view. We saw a lot of ducks and geese that day. Please don't feed them. They were friendly and very used to humans. After hanging out w/said friends of the fowl flavor for a few minutes, we walked towards the Rose Garden to enjoy the beauty of the roses and to people watch as they get their pictures taken and to hang out some more. Overall, I enjoyed visiting McKinley Park again, I really should come down here more often as it's a pretty great park, so big it takes up a whole city block and there's just so much nicely landscaped grounds, plant life, wildlife. It also offers a bunch of facilities to include a community pool, basketball court, a community center, picnic areas w/tables, several sports fields, plus tennis and volleyball courts. A lot offered here in one location!

This park has become a regular spot for our family to take walks and to spend time with our dog and…read morelet him sniff around. The park is well kept and has a lot of green space as well as a baseball field, futsal court, basketball court, volleyball area, play area and dog park with separate fenced in areas for small and large dogs. There is also a walking/biking path that cuts through the park and sidewalks all the way around it. Sometimes we'll just do a loop or two, and sometimes we walk through this park and through to some of the connected ones from the bike/walking path. We used to use the dog park, but it's mostly gravel and our dog gets dirty pretty quick here. We've also seen, on a couple occasions, some bad dog interactions at the dog park so we prefer to just stay with our dog and have family walks on the path. Watch out for glass on the sidewalk by the street, especially if you're walking your dog. 9/10 it's safe and clean but occasionally there are some shards from broken bottles or windows. Overall, this park is well populated and used by people in the area, it's clean and it feels safe.

The playground has benches for parents, a trash can, trees that provide shade. I wish it would be a…read moredifferent kind of ground because these small wooden pieces are very annoying.