I love this park my auntie has lives down the street from this park my whole life, staying the…read morenight over spending time with my cousins just having a blast!!! Still pretty much the same but obviously they put a new updated playground, i definitely do not miss the metal slides ouch. Lots of shade benches all over get place to bbq or throw a party, they have a baby pool here so cute. A bathroom which is pretty clean and a baseball field a basketball court and a huge grassy area for practice or games with friends i recommend this park stop by with your friends and family and check it out.

This is a very decent park that sits in a beautiful neighborhood. The large grassy field is great…read morefor family fun, the basketball court is very shaded, and the baseball diamond is very cool. I enjoyed the grilling area as it was very shaded with an amazing breeze, however I did not 't like the restrooms being closed. I sure hope it's due to the season.

I love that our city has so many green spaces amongst the buildings and businesses. Cesar Chavez…read morePlaza is in the heart of Sacramento, off J street. There is parking all around it, which tends to come in handy if you're trying to visit the park or nearby businesses. The park has a restaurant and coffee house in the little square area and it becomes the venue for many local events during the year. Check out Downtown Sacramento's schedule of events to see some of the upcoming concerts and opportunities. You do want to make sure you lock your car, don't leave anything valuable inside and stay alert- just like you would in the heart of any city. I've had times passing through that have been lovely, and some that I've felt a bit on edge. Including a time where I had a weird paper put on my car that none of the other cars around me had. While it's a park, it's still in the middle of a busy city. I'm glad the greenspace is here and I hope they keep investing in it and making it a fun and safe place for the community.

We walked by this park after eating lunch and looking for ice cream. The park is named after the…read moregreat Cesar Chavez. The park is nicely designed and there were Cinco de Mayo decorations still left over. Unfortunately there were many homeless people about and some were taking aloud like they were mentally ill. The place is pretty sketchy during the day and definitely would not visit at night.

Out of the dozen or so parks that lie within Midtown Sacramento, "(Albert) Winn Park is definitely…read moreone of the smaller ones. Located directly at the corner of 27th/28th St's & P/Q St's in Midtown, this one is only 2.5 acres and is a standard square size that in integrated with four different streets. This park also has the distinction of having an unusual structure directly in the middle which is actually an old fire alarm building that opened back in 1937. Some of the major amenities that the park offers are three public-use benches, a dedicated tot lot for children to play (that is fenced in), several walkways, and many large trees to shield out the sun on those hot Sacramento days. I came here during the afternoon on Friday 2/20/2026 to enjoy my lunch. Fortunately I was the only one occupied here as many other passerby's were jogging, walking their dog, etc. One major negative about this park is that is lacks a public restroom. I have noticed that many of the smaller parks just don't have the manpower and resources to operate a public sewage system and this park is no exception. Another unfortunate thing and I am sure many of you have seen this is the homeless situation. This is almost unavoidable and it can be painstakingly difficult to handle homeless, vagrants, and panhandlers as they are found in many major cities. Families, if you feel that you and your kids are at risk, I recommend just using your best judgement. However, I would have to say that the positives outweigh the negatives. The grass (at least during my visit) was well manicured and taken care of. I also wanted to point out that the the trash container was clean and there wasn't an excess flow of trash. So kudos to that. And best of all, if you decide to park your vehicle here, there are no meters (at least as of early-2026). I believe the city of Sacramento has two-hour parking in this part of the neighborhood. When you factor in everything, I am giving "Winn Park" a respectable four-star rating.

Came here for yoga in the park with a friend and had never been to this park before. It's not my go…read moreto park space as I prefer other parks in the Sacramento area. The park isn't bad but it is more plain than others. There's decent amounts of shade if you wanted to come so the yoga or hang out. Not a lot of benches or tables if any besides one area in the center of the park. I would recommend this park for walking either for yourself or if you have a dog!

Beautiful spot to unwind and relax. There's just about a sense of peace sitting and enjoying nature…read morewithout the worries of daily life.

Not a bad place to fish. Park personnel DEFINITELY need to pay attention to cleanliness!!! The…read morebathrooms were atrocious and nasty! If you want people to go to Miller Park for parties and etc...the bathrooms must be kept up! Dirty clothes and trash all over the place. Smells like someone died in there. Parking pay station didn't work the last time we went.

This is a cute little park, we typically pass through it and will walk around it during longer…read morewalks. It's definitely most accessible to the local neighborhood, but we walk over the highway and cute bridge from the El Camino side while going on longer walks with out dog. It is always very well kept, clean, and has a playground and baseball field. This is a good reminder that I need to stop at this park more often.

Our favorite park for a stroll with our dog! It's always so clean and well taken care off.read more

This place is a beautiful place for a casual walk. The parking is not open unless there's is an…read moreevent or someone reserve the picnic area. There's parking at the street. Just pay attention to the park signs. I went in early March and it was fully bloom. It's just a circle you can walk around. There trash can, stone tables and chairs. Giant ants are everywhere. With all the tall trees, you will be shaded. Overall it's a lovely place to visit.

This is a small park, but it has a lot going for it. There's a covered area great for events, a…read morenice sized green area for activities, a wooded area with information for some extra nature exploration and parking nearby, It can get muddy when it's rainy, but it's also a decent spot for some shade during the warmer months, There's also a trail connected to this park that links up to other parks and the bike trail.

This park has become a regular spot for our family to take walks and to spend time with our dog and…read morelet him sniff around. The park is well kept and has a lot of green space as well as a baseball field, futsal court, basketball court, volleyball area, play area and dog park with separate fenced in areas for small and large dogs. There is also a walking/biking path that cuts through the park and sidewalks all the way around it. Sometimes we'll just do a loop or two, and sometimes we walk through this park and through to some of the connected ones from the bike/walking path. We used to use the dog park, but it's mostly gravel and our dog gets dirty pretty quick here. We've also seen, on a couple occasions, some bad dog interactions at the dog park so we prefer to just stay with our dog and have family walks on the path. Watch out for glass on the sidewalk by the street, especially if you're walking your dog. 9/10 it's safe and clean but occasionally there are some shards from broken bottles or windows. Overall, this park is well populated and used by people in the area, it's clean and it feels safe.

The playground has benches for parents, a trash can, trees that provide shade. I wish it would be a…read moredifferent kind of ground because these small wooden pieces are very annoying.

This small neighborhood park is located right off pocket road. It sits in between to apartment…read morecomplexes and doesn't really have anything to offer other than a paved path to the levee path along the River. I often use this park as my access and exit to the levee on my walks with Lucie.

Shore Park is located in the Pocket/Greenhaven community of South Sacramento. It is 2.5 acres in…read moresize and is part of the City of Sacramento Parks & Recreation District. As your walking through the long and narrow park, you can't help notice all the beautiful mature trees with stunning fall colors. There are two walking paths on either side of the park. Both will leads you directly to the Sacramento River where you would also have access to the Sacramento River Bike Trail. Parking is almost non existence at this park, making access available mainly for local residence. Even-though Shore Park lacks amenities for children, I still would give it high ratings because of its location in the Pocket area, and being so well maintained. Most importantly the park gives local residences easy access to the Sacramento River Bike Trail. Lovely park for morning/evening walks, or to just throw down a blanket and watch beautiful sunsets along the Sacramento River.