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Sunridge Park

Sunridge Park

4.6(11 reviews)
1.7 mi

The newest Rancho Cordova water park, aka Splash Pad park, geared specially toward toddlers…read more Press the water dispenser start button thing and you'll enjoy about 15 minutes or so of uninterrupted water excitement. You can press the button over and over. There's also a dry area filled with playground equipment geared for toddlers, that's why this park stands out above others in RC that also have a ton of older kids running around. There's a shaded area for picnics and an indoor bathroom. I don't like the sand pit area, your kid will be a muddy mess when they mix the water and san activities. But the kids seem to love it. Bring tons of sunblock because the splash pad isn't covered. I also recommend water friendly shoes because the concrete gets hotter than the dickens. There's lots of other "splash pads," "spray and play," and "water parks." in Sacramento, but I think this one is the best for toddlers.

Great community park! We came here on a Saturday and my son enjoyed the play structures. I like how…read morethe play structures have shade, there is a huge grass area to walk your dogs, play soccer, and or have a picnic. There are a few medium sized trees (not mature enough to provide ample shade on hot Summer days). It's also nice that this park has a bathroom (not many community parks have one). There is also a shaded tabled area with a bbq grill. Great park. We'll definitely come back!

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Sunridge Park - Play structures

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Sunridge Park - Swings, toddler and baby side, Ada accessible for swings, slides, music

Swings, toddler and baby side, Ada accessible for swings, slides, music

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White Rock Community Park

White Rock Community Park

3.9(43 reviews)
3.8 mi

Came here on a Saturday morning right before opening to make sure we'd guarantee admission. With…read morethe hot weather and a capacity of 90 we didn't want to take any chances of not getting in after a 30 minute drive from across town. I haven't been to this area In years and it looks about the same. Kind of run down as you enter the neighborhood and I probably wouldn't walk these streets alone at night but luckily I'd have no business being here except during a hot summer day at this little water park. We were the second group admitted and it costs $1 for whom ever wants to play. They have 2 slides and riders must meet height requirements. Our 3.5 year old was 42 inches so he got an orange wristband and could only ride the orange slide. The yellow slide had a height requirement of 45 or 46 I believe. Despite the height requirements, our son only went down the orange slide 2-3 times. The park was very crowded with people trying to stay cool. Our son cried when he got water in his face .. guess he won't enjoy water parks much till he realizes water in the face is part of the experience lol!! At one point he said "there's too many people here" and I couldn't have agreed more. There's a small grass area and a couple picnic tables with shade but other than That, not much seating or shade Not sure if we'd return but it was a well kept water park with decent bathrooms

It's a beautiful and clean park. Someone asked if I was the supervisor (I was here for work and…read morewearing a safety vest at the time) and I said no and he said the guys that cleaned up the park did a great job and that it's much nicer now that the homeless are gone. So it sounds like this park has come a long way. The morning I was here there were a few people walking around the park for exercise. Plenty of parking and it looks like a safe neighborhood.

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White Rock Community Park - Water play area

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Kavala Ranch Park

Kavala Ranch Park

3.6(5 reviews)
1.8 mi

Beautiful park with plenty of grass for running and playing! A walking/bike path surrounds the…read moreample lawn. A picnic area complete with grills is situated under a shade cover next to the playground and sand box. There is also a nicely paved half court for basketball. The only downside: NO WATER. No fountain or nozzles, so bring your own!

We moved into our house in early 2008 and were promised a grocery store by the end of the year and…read morea park in the not too distant future. Fast forward to July of 2013, there is still no grocery store in sight (much to our dismay) but we FINALLY have our neighborhood park! More than FIVE YEARS LATER! It's very nice to no longer have to load the kids into the car to get to the nearest park, we can now walk there. The kids love to run in the huge field, try to play basketball on the half court (they are still way too small for this), have lunch at one of the four picnic tables under a shade structure, swing on the swings, play in the sandbox and climb and slide on the playground equipment. However, we do feel that the city of Rancho Cordova skimped on our park and many other neighbors agree. Originally, the field was supposed to have a baseball diamond with backboard and soccer goals. We were told midway through that they would buy portable equipment instead of the permanent ones, but I have not heard where this is stored nor how to obtain use of them. The field is large enough to have had a full basketball court, rather than just a half court. Many dog owners wish that a portion of the field could have been fenced off to let their dogs run free, as the law is that dogs must be on leash at all times in the park (which I appreciate since I have small children that I do not wish to be mauled). There is no shade, other than over the small picnic area (they do provide two bbq grills and a good number of trash cans, which is nice) and that makes the play equipment boiling hot much of the summer. Worst of all, no water and no bathrooms. None at all. We were told that a water fountain would have been cost prohibitive! What all this means is that we lug over a cooler with water as the kids inevitably get very thirsty playing in the hot sun and one bottle of drink will not suffice. It also means that two hours is our absolute limit as someone eventually has to use the bathroom and there is nowhere to go. You can see in my pictures that the nearest houses are still blocks away. We will never have a party here for this reason. Also, the playground equipment and basketball court can get crowded at certain parts of the day and our neighborhood is maybe only halfway complete. Our understanding is that this is the only park planned for us. Once it is complete I can see the park being overrun, as nearly everyone has small children. While we appreciate finally having our neighborhood park, we feel slighted and disappointed based on what we were promised when we originally moved here. If I did not love my house and we were in a better financial situation, I feel as though we might be looking to move elsewhere in the Sacramento area.

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