What a great park! I love that there is a small and large dog area with lots of signage to be clear…read morewhere certain dogs should go. It is very clean, the bark makes it easy to keep your dog clean, plenty of shade, spaced out benches, and dog poop bags and scoopers available. Park was pretty large aside from the dog area as well and appeared well maintained with adults hanging out and kids playing. I'll be back!

antastic Dog Park for All Seasons!I recently visited this dog park and was thoroughly impressed…read more The large enclosure is thoughtfully covered with wood chips, which kept the ground dry and mud-free even after a rainy day--such a relief! My dog had a blast running around without us worrying about a messy cleanup afterward. The park also offers a few benches, which were perfect for relaxing while watching my pup play, and the agility features added an extra layer of fun for my four-legged friend. We visited in April, and I could already see that the trees will provide some nice shade in the summer, making it a great spot year-round. Overall, this park is a gem for dog owners looking for a clean, spacious, and well-equipped place to let their pets enjoy some off-leash time. Highly recommend!

As part of our mission to visit and review all of the dog parks in the area, my friend and I…read morechecked out C-Bar-C Dog Park on Saturday, June 13. This was the second dog park on our dog park tour! We arrived around 10:00 AM with our puppies. I brought my 7-month-old pup, and my friend brought her 5-month-old boy, who was even smaller than my dog but much more outgoing and social. Overall, I'd give the park 3 stars. The park has separate areas for small and large dogs, which I really appreciated since both dogs are young and small. The small dog section was surprisingly spacious, with a mix of grass and pea gravel, plenty of shade from mature trees, poop bags available, and even a shaded kiddie pool area set up by some of the regulars. There were also lots of lawn and patio chairs, which made it comfortable for owners to sit and socialize. There seemed to be a group of regulars there, mostly in their late 50s to 70s, and everyone was incredibly friendly and welcoming. All of the dogs we encountered were well-behaved and friendly too, which made for a great experience. It was fun seeing the difference in our puppies' personalities. My friend's pup was eager to meet everyone, while mine was a bit more reserved and preferred to explore. My biggest complaint is actually that the small dog area was almost too large. With a fast, energetic 7-month-old puppy, it was difficult to keep track of him at times. There are several heavily treed areas where dogs can disappear from view, and some spots were hard to access. While I appreciated all the shade, some of these areas felt a little overgrown and poorly maintained. The park also could use some additional upkeep. There were an agility obstacle, but it had standing water on it, and I noticed some dog poop that hadn't been picked up. Later, after the regulars left and we had the park to ourselves, we explored a picnic table near the back fence that sits behind a line of bushes. Unfortunately, we found several cigarette butts on the ground in that area. Overall, C-Bar-C Dog Park is a good neighborhood dog park, especially if you're looking for something convenient and close by. Since it's only a few minutes from my parents' house, I would definitely return, but I do wish the park was maintained a little better.

Nice, large dog park with a lot of safe parking nearby. There's a lot of room for dogs to run and…read moreplay, here. There're doggie wading pools and grassy areas to run around in. My dog seemed to enjoy exploring the perimeter and features here. I would definitely be happy to bring her back .

I actually avoided this dog park for awhile because of an initial "ok" experience and some of the…read morereviews on here. However, recently I decided to venture back because it is so close to where I live, which makes it a lot more convenient than the other local dog parks. I've been here three times since, all on a weekday evening. The good: huge area for the large dogs to run around, with plenty of grass. Dogs have plenty of space to play with each other, or wander away if needed. The main sitting area is also away from the entrance, so I don't feel like my dog gets mobbed when we first get in. All the dogs so far have been really friendly and well socialized. It definitely seems like there is a regular good sized group of people who go at the time I have been going, which is nice. People are friendly and seem to care about how their dogs are acting/reacting. Poop bag canisters are always well stocked. The ok: along with the grass there is also a lot of dirt and some muddy areas, which is a bummer when my dumb dog decides he wants a mud bath... The bad: out of all the parks I've been to, this place seems the worst with owners cleaning up after their pets. I understand its a grassy area and sometimes hard to find, but I keep an eagle eye on my dog at all times and usually after doing a few minutes of searching, am able to find where he pooped. Along the way I usually find 3-4 older poop piles. I pick up what I can, but it would be nice if people were more considerate about that. No one wants to step in poop, or have it get on their dog to bring back into their car. There also tend to be some homeless always walking around the park as other reviews have mentioned. However, I haven't been bothered by them. I feel like there are less around right now too because its summer and there appears to be a lot of sporting/family activities going on in the evening. Might be different when the weather and sunlight hours change. Overall, the park has been really good. My dog seems to like it too, which is the most important!

A bunch of helpless idiots who know nothing about dogs come here and let their dogs attack and…read morebully other dogs without even realizing it is happening calling it "play" I avoid this one. Misbehaving dogs and BAD OWNERS. This one lady lets her gray grate Dane bully other smaller dogs. She owns a Great Dane and a chihuahua and is just there to socialize like all the other owners. They have no idea what they're doing. Someone's dog got mauled in the dog park last year.

We had driven out to Thunder Valley for a concert and brought the dog for some hiking afterwards in…read morethe Folsom Lake area. We needed to get her tired out and found this awesome dog park. Very inviting and felt like the natural environment of the foothills. Plenty of space for ball throwing. Lots of water stations. Separate areas for dogs. It was spacious and fun.

Best dog park ever !! Beautiful park .Well maintained. The dogs are great. The people are great. I…read moregive this park 3 thumbs up !!

Great park when it's nice weather. Not so much when it rains. To much mud. However it's nice they…read morehave a place to rinse off your dog. Great people!

We brought Riley to this park (the small side) for the first time to meet and make new friends. We…read moreopened the gate and were greeted, as expected by other dogs and Riley was immediately attacked by one vicious chihuahua. We immediately turned around to leave and noticed the obvious owner waving with both arms to come back in. I'm not sure what the reason for that was, except maybe for me to apologize for not letting them "play" together. There are rules posted that everyone sees as they enter the park, and among them, aggressive dogs are to be removed immediately. This is one park we won't ever visit again. Be forewarned.

Has everything you need in a dog park. Large open spaces and trees/shade for hot days. May be…read morebetter for medium/large dogs as there is no separate area for small dogs. We're here at noon on a Friday and no one is here- which I personally love. Dog parks are not good places to socialize puppies . There's a sign that says closed for maintenance on Wednesdays.

My dogs love this park. All the grass and open space to run! One loves to explore the high sections…read moreand one just loves the hidden spaces.

This park is huuuuuge. Nestled next to the Natomas waterpark, this park offers a large grass area…read morefor soccer, a could baseball fields, picnic table, splash pad (pack swim suits) for kiddies and a covered playground area. Highly recommend this spot for littles that need to let out all that energy.

Our goldendoodle enjoyed the big dog park, he played with another large dog for a while, ran around…read morea bit and took a leak! We hope to return soon if weather is good since Midnight enjoyed it! Definitely at least to explore more! SYOY! :D *Song Credit: Got Me Feelin' Good by Kidpenny (from Audiio)

Very large dog park in the middle of a nice, residential, suburban community…read more I'm from SoCal and came by before driving back. I wanted to make sure my puppy did his business BEFORE the road trip back. IT was completely empty but I totally understand because it was 100+ degrees! Luckily, there were spots of shade and benches that I could sit down and wait for my dog. But the water fountain had nicely temped water and the space is very large. He ran around (although was confused why there wasn't another single soul there). If you're around this area, this is a great spot for your puppy.

For anyone who lives in the suburbs in a sea of tract homes and is a dog parent, you learn to…read moreappreciate a neighborhood dog park especially the ones within walking distance. At times, you and your fur baby 'gots to get out of the house beyond the backyard. If this is you and you live in North Natomas, listen up... tucked in the 'burbs of the Regency Park subdivision is the REGENCY PARK COMMUNITY DOG PARK. The dog park is simple and does the trick. It has grass and a dandy dirt run. It is by no means a destination dog park. It has a large dog area and a small dog area. The mature trees are puny and does not provide a lot of shade. They have a few benches and shade awnings in the dog park. But if you plan to stay a spell, it is advised to bring your own portable chair to sit on and avoid this place in the summer park heat due to the lack of shade. The small dog park area has its own entrance and is distanced further away from the larger dog area. The large dog area is front and center on the corner of Bridgecross and Honor Parkway Drives. The dog park is part of the larger connecting Regency Park. The dog park is right next to a small baseball field used for Little League and a soccer field. Further to the east is a children's play area that is right next to Regency Park Elementary School. There is a walking path that connects this part of Regency Park to the larger section located southward. This side of Regency Park has no parking lot and restrooms. Parking is street parking. There is plenty of parking availability except on little league game days. On those days, it is a madhouse.