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    Village Park

    4.3 (39 reviews)
    Open 5:45 am - 8:45 pm

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    Sanghoo P.

    Local park in old Fair Oaks Village has a lot of chickens running around. Has a decent size playground for both younger and older children. Has two pair of swing sets for all ages and is loved by everyone.

    1/7/18 My then 11 month old swinging!
    Rachelle P.

    This is one of our favorite parks! I have been going to this park in Old Fair Oaks for several years now with my mom and now as an adult taking my daughter here is really special! Their are lots of chickens and roosters running around for her to see, large open grass for dogs to run around, bathrooms, a stage and also nice little shops, a theater for plays and restaurants located near by! I would recommend checking this place out, it's amazing!

    Janet M.

    Come to the "Chicken Festival" it is alway fun and lots of music and food. This fun event is September 15th from 10:00 - 6:00... this will be a clucking good time....

    Kim H.

    Hometown favorite, I remember coming as a KID! Such a great gem of The Village. I visit often, and get a KICK out of the beautiful chickens! Great little park for a picnic, OR photo location! I love coming through during the holidays, while shopping in the village. Also a great place to sit and enjoy finds from the Farmer's Market (nearby.) Love my HOME town, and this lovely childhood fave!

    Christopher C.

    During the summer there is a free concert every Thursday night. Bring lawn-chairs, coolers, wine, beer, and snacks. If you want they have concessions to include ice cream and the usual treats. Last Thursday my friends and I listened to one of the best cover bands I have ever hear, "Jax-Hammer" was awesome. Parking is a bit challenging but I found looking for a closed business is your best bet. Arrive early and invite friends.

    Jazmine D.

    I have Always adored walking around this park. It's very clear that this town lives its roosters and that is what makes this park unique!The roosters are always wondering around the green hills and showing off for tourist! There is a children's theater here with a live stage and performances. You can also see people practicing Tai Chi in the morning and some nights there is a drum circle! The park has a mellow vibe and is a great place to visit all of the time. It's a great place for children or have a picnic and just watch the squirts/roosters!

    Concerts at the Park in th summer time.
    Elise G.

    Cute, grassy park with wild roosters roaming around. There is a stage where bands play on Thursday nights during the summer time and almost the whole town comes with their picnic, blankets, and lawn chairs. Dogs and families are welcomed and folks are encouraged to dance on the square cement block near the swings, grab a slice of pizza, hotdog, or root beer float,support the event by purchasing a knickknack. Concerts in the Park really creates a wholesome sense of community.

    Lisa L.

    Cool vibe, sweet tunes, fun folks! Bring a chair, cob a squat, eat some grub and chillax with your friends and neighbors.

    This is the best park / village in sacramento! They do a lot for the community. Very safe, clean, and child friendly neighborhood.

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    Roos (roosters) for days & plenty of shade. When I need to escape for fresh air; stretching my gams, I mosey on down here.

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    I love visiting Old Town Fair Oaks! Fair Oaks Village Park offers a refreshing change from the busy outskirts of this beautiful quaint town

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    They have a nice new play structure, and I love all of the beautiful chickens that are always around.

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