Visited a non profit here and wow what a space!!! Clean and quiet space, professional staff all…read morearound. We didn't fly out - just had a tour of the place! Super excited to know about this!! They also have a pilot lounge that was recently remodeled!

- I have been fortunate enough to call MCC JET Services home for the last 4 or so years in aircraft…read moreincluding: SR22T, DA42, PC12, SF50 etc. No matter what aircraft people are flying, they treat you the same! By far the most incredible all around FBO I've ever experienced in my flying career. They have always been so on top of everything. The people are professional and personable. Stunning FBO, open 24/7 and all the services under the sun. Highly recommend anyone who wants a good experience in NorCal.

Sacramento International Airport SMF Terminal B is the hub for several airlines including Alaska…read moreAirlines and Southwest Airlines. To get to Terminal B, you will need to take a tram from the main airport entrance. Standard TSA check-in at Terminal B can take a bit longer. Depending on passenger traffic of course, there can be a long line. If you have TSA PreCheck or CLEAR, then screening is quicker. Southwest Airlines has many gates at Terminal B so it can also be a good walk to the flight gate. But walking is good for you Lol

Disrespectful (most likely due to racism for I wasn't rude to her. She criticized me for declining…read morea picture which is optional) treatment by a miserable female security person 5:10 pm, today, Saturday, 10/3. Do I know that my face is recorded a million times elsewhere but is it your job or your right to say that to me for no reason but just to "give it" to me? Her position has gotten to her head. Her commentary is unwarranted and uninvited. If you don't have anything nice to say, keep it to yourself. She said a few other things to put me down. The person in front of me and the person behind me were her race, and she was fine with them. Hence, my conclusion. I greeted her with a smile so it wasn't an issue with me. It was an issue with her. There are rules against travelers giving attitude to staff but what are the consequences for staff's unacceptable behavior to travelers? I think reform and accountability is needed. I wish there was a button we could press, survey we could complete or manager area at the end of the security section. It's unjust. I had such a lovely visit in Sacramento. It's truly unfortunate that the last person we see leaving the area is so crummy. The security personnel have the opportunity to not only keep us safe but to be welcoming. They represent the city, airport and this country. Integrity and quality of human matter. Be a human.

I visited the Sacramento International Airport - Terminal A on Wednesday, 06/03/26 around 3:45 AM…read morein the morning. When going to the Sacramento airport, I usually travel out of Terminal B with Southwest Airlines. Flying with United Airlines out of Terminal A this time was a nice change-up from the usual, typical routine. PROS: * Variety of dining options available - Starbucks (1st + 2nd level), Magpie Café, Sidewalk Juice, Vino Volo, New Helvetia, West Coast Sourdough, Wendy's, Taylors Market, Centro Cocina Mexicana, and Escape Lounges * Ease of navigation - the terminal was unfamiliar to me, yet doable to navigate through * Main hub of these airline carriers: Air Canada, American Airlines, United Airlines, and Delta Air Lines. * Restrooms were well-maintained, presentable, and clean * Availability of seats near boarding gates CON: * The TSA line was super long and had a minimal number of workers Overall, it was a straightforward experience. I look forward to returning should I have any more flights outside of Southwest Airlines (Terminal B) and need to visit Terminal A.

I did not realize there's a separate Yelp page for SMF airport. This one was created for the A…read moreTerminal side. The A Terminal side has four airlines. American Airlines, Delta Airlines, United Airlines, and Air Canada fly out of here. I am flying with American Airlines going to visit family. It gets some used to since I am used to the B Terminal side with Southwest. It doesn't seem like there's as many eateries on this side. I saw Magpie Cafe, Wendy's, West Coast Sourdough, Centro Cocina Mexicana, and Starbucks. There's a Bar New Helvetia which is craft beers brewed in Sacramento which is pretty cool for the beer lover!! There's Taylor's as well. Oh! There's those market shops and other retailers. I see signs stating more eateries/shops to come. There's signs of remodeling, too. There's vending machine options as well. The bathrooms are always clean and spacious. I love the tall private doors. Inside the stalls are a nice ledge to put your duffle bag on and hang your backpack at the door. I don't like putting anything on the floor! When entering the airport terminal at American Airlines, you can check in at the kiosk or at the counter. Once done, there's escalators to go upstairs. You then walk over to the left in the overpass walkway. You'll see the TSA checkpoint. After this area is your shopping/eateries. Overall, I love smaller scale airports. It's easy peasy to get around. The very large ones may have everything, but it's a workout to get to the area you need to be. This is spacious enough that it deserves the five stars for efficiency and functionality!!

Nothing but nice people, great service and very helpful staff, the mechanic is very intelligent and…read morediligent when it comes to work he can repair anything and does amazing in depth annuals, he works quickly and efficiently. It's a family run business which makes the place feel welcoming, my opinion come on by say hi and get your plane annual done!

Such a beautiful little nature escape! It has peaceful trails, plenty of wildlife, and beautiful…read morescenery along the American River. It's an easy, relaxing walk and a great spot for families or anyone looking to get away from the city for a bit. Love the museum/gift shop they have. Definitely a Sacramento area gem!

Store is cool go here and buy something. They have good educational exhibits. I really like to go…read morehere and relax

Very busy light rail station on the Watt/I80 line. Busses that go to either downtown or the light…read morerail northern terminal. Well lit at night and safe place to lock up your bike. :)

"arn arn" - SACRT electric bell. This is my go to tram station when I am riding the SACRT tram…read more Back in 2016 I was a frequent visitor to Sacramento and this station is my point of connection to the Howe and Arden area. I first came here in 2006 when I wanted to check out the 916 because I never got the chance in the fourth grade. My mum at the time was a broke college student. I am glad to have come here a few times because this tram station is pretty much safe. If you look around, its just a quiet neighborhood that has very little foot traffic and full of homes. Please remember if you are not continuing to the Northern Highlands please get off here or at Royal Oak so you can go to the shopping area down the street. This is a good place to catch the 23 bus which drives directly to Arden Fair and the surrounding shopping centers.

Beautiful location on the Sacramento River with lush grassy green sites among the shady trees just…read moresteps from the river! The staff is great! So welcoming, friendly, helpful and the little store has all kinds of things one might need, i.e. sodas , water, beer and wine, snacks, personal care, souvenirs etc... There's a patio deck overlooking the marina/docks on the river, its old and definitely could use some attention, maybe a little facelift, and even some music? We were going to pull into a riverfront site but the ones on the end were the only ones open, and the grass was covered with so much duck poop - BAD! We chose a site across from them instead which was perfect! No duck poop there... As beautiful as it is to see all the duck's congregating there on the grass on the ridge, it truly is a disgusting mess. Still, it's a beautiful place and I'd recommend camping here.

Campground sits on wet muddy grass. Not all of the sites are full hook up like they advertise, they…read morehave a "dump station" but it's not very convenient for big rigs and for how small the campground is. The road to get in and out is terrible. They have painted blue/white lines on the grass to outline your site and god forbid you accidentally run over the line with your rig Jim the "owner" will come out and lose his s#*t. Laundry room/ bathroom smell terrible and could be maintained cleaner. The whole campground is crusty... the "owner" Jim is an ass.

Are you female and have always wanted to learn to surf?.....or already know how to surf, but want…read moreto get more instruction, NOT freeze your ass offf and actually be able to wear a bathing suit in the water? Or maybe you are already a fantasitc surfer, but don't feel comfortable travelling to Costa Rica by yourself for a surf vacation? If this is you, I HIGHLY suggest booking a trip with Pura Vida Adventures. An amazing woman and friend of mine, Tierza, started this business about 4 years ago, and I was part of the very first all girls camp.....and I can't possibly iterate how empowering, fun, beautiful and enriching my experience was....probably because of all the tequila I drank while I was there. My memory is a little foggy ;-) I fell so in love with the area, Malpias and Santa Teresa, that I now travel back on my own to enjoy the same beautiful coastline, waves, rainforests, and people (THE HOTTEST men I have EVER seen living in one tiny area in my life!!) Here's a great quote that a girl from my camp wrote at the end of our trip...I think she sums it up very well: "Start by imagining the perfect week: surfing, yoga, wonderful food, beautiful women, falling asleep to the sound of the waves every night - wake to the sounds of tropical birds in the morning. Maybe see the stars like you've never seen them before. Start telling time by the direction of the wind and the tides. Forget what day it is. How hard can you paddle? Drink? Laugh? Double that, and that's Pura Vida." Although the camp caters to all women groups, they do have some weeks throughout the season that are coed....so, if any guys are interested in this, check out the calendar on their website. www.puravidaadventures.com To get a discounted rate, pay 60 days in advance of your trip. NorCalWomensSurfClub members get an even bigger discount, and joining NCWSC is free and easy to do on their website. So, I highly recommend that for savings....and it's a great way to meet other female surfers. This is one of the most amazing times I have had travelling...and I try to travel as much as I can. It definitely took some months off my life, at least off of my liver, and I think there's a video of me riding a mechanical bull that I wouldn't want my parents to see floating around somewhere on the internet....but, so worth it. I made friendships that will last a lifetime....and it gave me the confidence to begin travelling solo.... Pura Vida

Costa Rica is so beautiful and the people are so welcoming. From the second I arrived at Pura Vida…read moreAdventures, I felt so welcomed and at home. The hotel was the perfect combo of luxe, jungle living. Steps from the ocean, the property was exactly what I was hoping for. The pool was a nice touch and the open air restaurant on-site was fresh and delicious. Now for the surfing and yoga! I was a beginner at yoga at the time and Cris was an amazing instructor. I felt completely comfortable and excited to push myself to learn more. The open air yoga studio overlooking the ocean was so peace during each morning yoga sesh. So, even though I have lived in San Diego my whole life, I waited until my 30s and going to Costa Rica to learn to surf. Crazy! But I am glad I did, because the rolling waves in Costa Rica were so perfect to learn on. The small groups at Pura Vida coupled with the super experienced instructors really helped me feel like I was getting one-on-one attention. I was so proud of myself for pushing through my fear and riding waves in. By the end of the week, I was both refreshed (mind) and exhausted (body). With two small kids at home and a demanding job, Pura Vida was the perfect getaway to reenergize my mind and spirit. I also loved heading into town- such a quant place with good restaurants and fun people. We also zip-lined one day, which was so amazing - Starting at the top of the jungle canopy with the most amazing ocean view, and working our way down to the beach! When I got home, I bought a surf board and began surfing in San Diego. Although, I must say, I like the waves in CR better. :) https://www.tripadvisor.com/ShowUserReviews-g635538-d12727804-r525853077-Pura_Vida_Adventures-Santa_Teresa_Province_of_Puntarenas.html#