It's a park. And in my opinion, the best one in Dixon TONS…read moreof mature shade trees. Endless walking paths. Basketball court. Lots of picnic tables. Lots of shaded benches. A BIG BBQ area I believe is available to reserve. And to top it off, 2 or 3 old school concrete and steel BBQ grills. TONS of room and tons of shade. This is Dixon's premiere public park

Very nice neighborhood park in Dixon. There is a parking lot with ample space and parking along the…read morestreet. They have a pavilion you can reserve as well.

Keema Park is in East Franklin California and is 2.2 Acres in size. One of many parks of the…read moreCosumnes Parks & Recreation Districts. The park is named after Henry Keema whom in 1852 immigrated from Prussia to the Franklin Area and married Mary Ehrhardt ( daughter of John Ehrhardt ). They farmed the property known as Keema Mound.( Franklin Blvd. / Lambert Road ). Keema's descendants continue to farm and contribute for the betterment of the Franklin/Elk Grove Community. This park has an open play area perfect for weekend soccer games. Paved walkways for your morning walks, picnic area with tables and a gazebo for shade. A play structures with slides, climbing structure, swings and more. A park were children could spend hours and hours playing while parents relax on the benches, reading a good book , or just meeting friends and neighbors.

My little family really likes this park. It's in the neighborhood and it's generally more quiet bc…read moreit's hidden away a bit from the main streets. There's a nice play structure and a simple swing set. My kids enjoy playing here a lot in good weather during spring and summer, mostly. Not as crowded as other neighborhood parks, well maintained by cosumes csd and there's plenty of grassy areas for sports too. Highly recommended.

Foulks Ranch/Laguna Greenbelt is 2 miles in total length . Starting from Laguna Oaks Drive and…read moreending at Kilconnell Drive. This neighborhood trail can be walked, biked, skated, and is wheelchair accessible . The trail winds through Laguna Creek Subdivisions in Elk Grove. Starting at Pedersen Park, the trail then goes to the back side of Foulks Ranch Elementary School, through Kloss Park, and finally ending at Lichtenberger Park South. The trail itself is all paved concrete and takes you through beautifully landscape greenbelt areas and parks. Along the trail you'll also find picnic tables, BBQ's, benches, water fountains and even a restroom at Kloss Park. The trail is lined with majestic oak trees some I would say are over a hundred years old! Mature trees along the trail provide plenty of shade. Foulks Ranch/Laguna Greenbelt trail is perfect for your morning/evening walks, jogging, bike riding or just walking your dog.

Nice park. Company picnic in gated area. Area had it own restroom that was clean and well stocked.read more

I went walking here yesterday and I really enjoyed it. I will be back…read more It seems like a nice place to exercise, host a family gathering, or whatever else!

A very interesting and creatively designed water utility facility. I've never been here before, but…read moreI'm glad we visited. There's several ways in, we came from the bike path on the levee coming from the west. We walked along the river for awhile and then entered this facility. The artistic design featuring quotes related to water, rivers, the natural environment, and the Sierra mountains where we get our water in this inlet were all very tastefully chosen and integrated on the large wall that is the back (or front?) of the facility. There's several parts of this whole premises, and for the average person it might be hard to understand what is what, but there's several diagrams throughout the area that explains the purpose and significance of the parts of the facility. Of course, there's the water tower as well which is a very significant landmark in this region. Overall, it's a beautiful way for this otherwise simply technical and necessary water utility facility to be made into a publicly accessible and enjoyable little courtyard and viewing area along the Sacramento river levee. The bike path comes from Garcia Bend park (& beyond from the west and northwest) all the way to this facility and then the path continues onto BT Collins Sports Complex, although you would need to cross Freeport Blvd to get to it. It pretty much ends after that. I'm glad there's this little known and yet scenic lookout over the river, it is nothing super fancy or special. And yet in its simplistic but artistic design, it ties everything together both from the nature it's utilizing to bring us water from the Sierra Nevada mountains to the engineering facility that is the heart of this place.

Great views of the river, to the north and south. Interesting educational signs. Cool structures.read more

This little plaza is pretty and engaging. There is a short bridge over the plants, a small dirt…read morepath, a little shaded area, and a hands on water system. They have 3 exercises tools in fake grass. I tried the steps, which squeak. The water drain system is cool. You press the button, and the water gown down the structure, to the ground. One of them goes to the drain path, leading to the plants. There's a park across the street. Parking is street parking (no parking lot).

Everyone is trying to do their part when it comes to saving our environment ! Whether recycling or…read moreconserving water. So it is no surprise that the City of Elk Grove designed and had built "Rain Garden Plaza" This is the largest rain garden in the Sacramento region and in the State of California. This garden is not only aesthetically beautiful but also teaches us better ways to conserve water as well as choosing low maintenance habitat friendly plants for your landscape. All the rain water is collected into the wetland area for future use, nothing goes in the drainage system. There are educational material all around the plaza, teaching us how the rain garden works, names and pictures of native plants that thrive in our area, plus many more around the plaza. The River Garden Plaza has a Gazebo and picnic table in the center of the complex. An exercise area with exercise equipment. They also have a walk way along side the wetland, Plus local artwork all around the plaza for your enjoyment! A must visit for local residence !

A nice paved trail connected to Laguna Creek Park. Enter on Jacinto Rd. Connected by the foot…read morebridge. A quiet area surrounded by residential streets. Nothing overly exciting. There is some wildlife here and there; egrets, various birds. A little piece of wilderness in the burbs.

We found this nice little park after leaving the MLK Library. We wanted to take our son somewhere…read moreto run around. It has a big grassy area. He loved it. There wasn't much to the smaller play area for younger kids but enjoyed the slide. They have a huge tower like playground for older kids. The park met our needs for the moment.

It's a good park for games and every Saturday come out to watch kaji rugby it's free and if you…read morehave a kid in Middle school tell then to come join kaji