I was surprised it looked so small and not at all as described. I was hoping to find out more but…read moreit was chained closed and I sure didn't see the over 100 raised beds they talk about in the EG community fliers. It was disappointing.

Local community garden! You can plant for your own garden…read morefor your own pleasure or to donate for the Elk Grove food bank! My mom has about 3 plots all and my grandmother has about 5 Ever so often I go out to help them plant or dig holes It's a dope thing to eat what you grew yourself Plus it saves you from spending a whole lot at the grocery store

Hi-ya! They had a…read morelot of construction going on--not like big heavy, but a lot of areas cordoned off. Parking was challenge, but the roads are so nice and new. I was only at the soccer fields on one end of the park, but the fields were ok. A lot of flies for whatever reason that day; however the fields were still greenish and healthy. No turf which is actually a nice thing sometimes. A lot of fencing off the area with only a few openings to the field which I get, but I wish they had stands or more shaded areas. I'm only ranking the soccer field and parking by them .

This park is beautiful and definitely worth checking out! There's softball fields, a playground, a…read morebike and walking course. There's also a library and skatepark so close too. I love coming here to walk dogs that I pet sit for. My husband likes to meet up with his buddies for batting practice here too. I love that this is a friendly neighborhood with a beautiful park for all people to enjoy.

Huge park with lots of grass for pets and kids to run around on. Plus a trail for light hike. We…read moreonly found one of the playgrounds which has no slide is not very toddler friendly. There is an enclosed bike path which has lots of little jumps and places to do tricks. My kids enjoyed themselves. We didn't see any bathrooms or drinking fountain around the playground so that's a bummer and why I took off one star.

This review is for the dog park in the back of the park. What a nice place to bring your dog to…read moresocialize with other dogs. There are three areas to the dog park. One area is for dogs learning to socialize and integrating them into the park. The second area is for small dogs and third area is for large dogs. There are chairs and a few benches and lots of room for the dogs to have fun on the beautiful green grass. It is best to go in the evening because there are not many trees. There is plenty of parking most nights except when they have three soccer games going at the same time other wise parking is great. I love the people who frequent this park and their little dogs too....

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.

Wild Rose Park is one of the largest parks in the community…read more It has literally something for everyone. It's a great place to let your Littles run wild, and play on the various playground equipment. It's a great place to let those tweens skateboard until their hearts content. It's a great place to connect with neighbors! We love the park because we can get our steps in during sunsets, while enjoying the fresh air. The park is super clean and safe, and it's not unusual to run into neighbors and friends. It's one of my favorite neighborhood parks.

The park itself could have been a five star. Twas a nice park with something like a gazebo in the…read moremiddle, playground set, water park, a little trail, and a skate/bike park. But, there were graffiti vandalism at the skate/bike park, there were lots of big and small leftover actual food and cartons and packages in the playground mulch and all over the park left by community or people who visited. Despite that there were trash bin all over. If not with those, the park is nice if maintained by community or neighborhood. There is one portalet and about two water fountains.

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.

Formerly called the Lincoln Community garden. Very near the large Mc Bean park. Runs off volunteer…read moreworkers and donates fresh produce to good causes. Founded in 2012 - so its still very new and is dealing with funding and finding volunteers. Rotary club is playing a big role. Newer fencing and irrigation all done from donations. St James church and the local food bank get donations from this park. The garden is sort of small and needs some more upkeep. Visited in the winter so there wasn't all that much going on. Cute little passion project. The city of Lincoln has this small town feel and this adds to it. Normally you see this sort of thing in cities like Berkley.

This garden is amazing. It is a gift and I am grateful it exists. I have been here for many years…read moregardening year round in this fabulous 9B zone. There is now information near by the Tofft Memorial Garden sign if you would like to join for 2026. Plots are usually available. It is rewarding, FUN and healthy to eat and care for organic produce of your choice. Hope to see you there!