Came here looking for a shaded dog park. Hagan offers paid and free parking. Parked in the free…read moreparking and the walk was not bad at all. Went to the large dog park side which was semi-shaded. There was a double gate to enter. A hose with a water bowl and lots of seating for owners. All the dogs had a blast here

We went yesterday for the train ride! Was donation $2pp. Train ride was soo cute. 15min ride…read morethrough Hagan park in Rancho. About 8min from KP international market. They have a tiny farm there, we saw 2 pigs. More animals available to interact w on Saturdays. Suggested donation $2pp. They take cash there. I thought u needed advanced tickets so bought online but it's really just whoever wants to ride can line up. https://www.svlsrm.org/ Duck pond: tons of duck and geese Water area: part of american river?? Not sure. Can fish there! Playground: With climate change, unpredictable weather, and summers with many days over 100F, would be nice if all parks in the sac area provided shade. This one has shade only over a small set of swings by a picnic area/ by the trains & barn. The main playground had shade near it but no shade over the play structures. Kids going down the slides could get burned- recommend putting up shade to avoid future liability issues. Overall a beautiful park w a good amt of shade, multiple parking lots and multiple picnic areas. Too far for us to come regularly but likely coming back for the train ride during holidays when I think they usually have a Santa there. (You need advance tix for this)

I was referred to this community center to drop off my mail-in ballot because the Watt Avenue Arden…read moreLibrary was closed. I must say the park is looking so good. Both I and a lady who was also referred stopped and chatted about how beautiful the park was. Caretakers take a bow!! Wow. She and I both said it had been 50 years since we had a reason to go to the park. I remember when it was just a field. I love it and hope there is a dog park soon. What a great place to have one.

Trails to walk near beautiful creeks with tons of mallards, lots of trees and shade along the path,…read moreplayground for kids to okay, pond where you're allowed to fish, BBQ grills, bathroom, baseball diamond, tennis courts, basketball courts, disc golf course, bathroom, parking lot. Best park in the area. Glad it's in my neighborhood.

We really enjoy visiting Oak Park and walking around McClatchy Park and then visiting some of our…read morefavorite businesses. Sometimes the park is taken over with events- big and small. If an area is reserved you'll see signs up for the timing. When there are bigger events the parking nearby tends to fill up, but when there aren't events you can usually find plenty of free parking nearby. The park has a basketball court, baseball field, tennis courts, picnic tables, disc golf, a skate park, a nice playground and even a pool. There are paved paths and there are multiple areas that are great for entertaining groups, including a stage area. They pack a lot into a relatively small area and while there's a lot to do it won't take you long to walk around. While we were walking around a family was having a party and plenty of people were utilizing the different areas for sports. There were also some people walking their dogs, like us, but some people had their dogs off leash in some of the bigger areas. There wasn't a dog park area. it was beautiful while we were there and everything was clean and well kept.

Wow, this has got to be one of the most underrated parks in all of Sacramento. They have so many…read morethings to do, for the young and old. There's an amazing playground, with areas for big kids and small kids, all themed after the amusement park that used to be here. There's also basketball, including a court for kids with a low net. There's a skate park, tennis, frisbee golf, and baseball too. And, they have a large lap pool, wading pool, and splash pad for the warmer months. All in all, this is an amazing park, especially for kids, but really for anyone!

Green and shady park! It's Dinosaur themed without a toddler playground/section with one baby…read moreswing. My 15 month old still had a good time. They had giant dinosaur bones that she liked to play on, and a jeep she could sit and steer. Lots to climb. There was also a pool here, volleyball net, and also looked like maybe soccer and basketball court but I didn't go to that side of the park. Loved the shade!!! Probably my favorite park. Completely fenced in which is also a plus for me.

Nice park! There are a lot of mature trees covering the play structures and plenty of picnic tables…read moreas well. The play structures are dinosaur themed. There are 2 swings and 1 toddler swing. The structures are also protected by a gate making it more safe. There is a pool area as well and plenty of street parking.

I have a long history with this park, having grown up visiting it with my family as a child, so it…read moreholds a very special place in my heart. I even hosted my first baby gender reveal here back in 2022! Because of those deep roots, it has been incredibly disappointing to see its recent decline now that I am trying to bring my own children here. Over the past couple of years, the environment has changed significantly and it just doesn't feel like the safe, clean space it once was. The restroom facilities are no longer accessible or available, and the playground equipment is not being adequately maintained. Additionally, there is now an unhoused community located right next to the park grounds. I want to be entirely clear that I have no ill will toward anyone, and I deeply understand that everyone needs a safe place to stay. However, having an encampment directly adjacent to a dedicated space for young children raises valid safety concerns for us parents. Unexpected things can happen, and it makes it difficult to feel completely secure when bringing our little ones to play. It is truly sad to see because this park holds so many beautiful memories for my family. I sincerely hope local management can address these maintenance and safety concerns so it can be restored to the clean, thriving community space it used to be.

Adj: Still Substantial and Satisfactorily Safe…read more Shasta Community Park is a storybook themed park off Bruceville across from Cosumnes River College close to Cosumnes River Blvd. It's been around for a good 15+ years now and we've not come here for quite a few years, even though we drive past somewhat often. It's right next to the Valley Hi-North Laguna Library so it's a good place for kids to burn off the energy and go get some educational fun and check out some books and have some fun park experiences on the same trip. There's bathrooms here and if they aren't opened, the library when it is opened has bathrooms too. Now that my littles aren't so little anymore, they aren't too keen on parks, but they still like libraries, so they went to the library and I decided to stop by the park and take a quick stroll. Things still look pretty good overall here, the play structures are older, but still in ok shape, the grounds look clean and maintained, and the trees have really grown in now so there are plenty of shade for hot sunny days later this year in the summer. They also have water features, namely a spray park area so kids could cool off and get soaking wet in the summer. The sprays usually operates from Memorial Day to Labor Day. There's plenty of seating under 2 huge gazebo for gatherings, picnics or just hanging out, plus there are a couple of bbq grills too so you can easily have BBQs here. In addition to all that, in this 20+ acres park, there's a skate park, a basketball court, and soccer fields, so there's plenty of exercise and fun opportunities to be had here. Safety wise, I would say that past the afternoon it's probably best not to hang out here as it could be a little unsafe here, so when the library closes at 6p, I'd suggest not staying around. Otherwise, it's a safe park and well kept, except for the tall grass and weeds in the parking lot shared with the library that were totally overgrown, minus one start for that, maybe the park and rec district folks haven't gotten the manpower to keep it cut down. Overall, this is still a pretty good park, and although it's getting older, it's still maintained quite well.

Nice place to walk, has many trails. Good for boating and fishing. Nice bathroom. Multiple private…read moreeating sections with BBQ pits. first come first serve. Also large gathering area in the front of the park. And 2 huge play places for kids. Lots of places to park.Multiple handicap parking as well as 2 extra shaded handicap parking spots near the lake. Multiple small trash cans throughout the park, as well as 2 large Atlas containers if necessary for trash on your way out of the park.

We buy this annual pass every year... the little loves playing here... the birds are so cool to…read moresee... the park equipment is a little broken down... it would be nice to see a new refresh for the kids... there are great party spaces!! Because there is a fee there aren't as many people

Sonoma Park is a 4 acre plus park located in the Stone Creek community of Ranch Cordova. It is part…read moreof the Cordova Recreation and Park District. I loved everything about the park ! First the park has a paved walkway, which extends throughout the park. Secondly the park has two play area for children to play. One for the younger children as well as one for the older children. Both play areas have slides, swings and climbing structures. The park has a shaded picnic area and multiple picnic locations scattered through the park. It also has an multi-use open space area large enough for multiple soccer games. I was impressed on the overall appearance and cleanliness of the park ! The grass was mowed, the shrubs neatly manicured, and all the equipment in great shape and in working order. I was quite surprised to find no reviews on Yelp ! Did I let the cat out of the bag?

Nice park. Plenty of green space separated by small hills. Has an area with two soccer goals sans…read morenets. Two play structures, one for 5 and under. Plenty of benches and one gazebo for parties. The only drawback is there are no swings for older kids. The playground only has two infant swings. Good spot for a quick round of tag.

Clean and fun park. The splash pad is amazing for my nearly 2 year old. We love to come and hang…read moreand picnic for lunch

My granddaughters loved the water feature. The play structure is a bit limited, but you can't…read moreexpect everything to be stellar. However, the bathrooms were clean and well kept which was a pleasant and welcomed surprise!