This is a huge park with great climbing rocks and structures for those who love to climb. The…read moreplayground is very nice. There is equipment for adult exercising. There are 4 beautiful baseball fields with restrooms (that were locked because there weren't any games being played. There are extensive concrete sidewalks all over the park. The description indicates a skatepark (which is south of the dog park) but it was a disappointment and very small. (just a few grinding steps) There was a full basketball court and a community center building It's a large, beautiful park with a splash park by the playground. No convenient restrooms were the one negative for us.

I brought my granddaughter to Morse Community Park for outdoor fun. There are two sections - one…read moreplay structure for smaller children(ages 2 - 5), and a larger structure for older children. There are climbing walls, rope climbing nets, slides, and swings. My granddaughter was very entertained and played for quite a while. Even though it wasn't a "hot" day, we should have brought water since there are no drinking fountains.

Top notch facility. Multiple hitting tunnels, Hit trax and great strength and agility program…read more 5 stars

From the owner: Your Goals Are Our Goals…read more Sport Lab CA is a facility that caters to athletes goals by creating a plan for each specific athlete. Every athlete is put through a testing program that creates a road map to reaching their goals. We have been involved in sport development for over 50+ combined years. We believe in evolving thought and finding answers for the specific athlete. We can’t wait for you to come in and reach your goals.

We absolutely LOVE going for a walk here. We have driven by here many times. One day we were…read morewalking in our neighborhood walk and decided to walk further. We ended up in the Bartholomew Sports Park! When we have driven by in the past, we could see the soccer games going on. We had no idea that it was more than that. This park has soccer, football, baseball, softball, and field hockey! Who knew?!?! It also has tennis courts. It's a forty six acre park!! It also has picnic tables and playgrounds. It has paved walkways for our walks. There's trees that give you a little relief from the sun. There's bathrooms here as well. I have not used it since I live not far from here. Amply parking! It also has a concession building selling snacks and drinks during a league games. It's also a well lit park during the evening games!

This is a great park! I love that there's a beautiful soccer field, many softball fields, a tennis…read morecourt and many other amenities that a sports park can offer. There's parking and a tip is to park under the solar panels. There's plenty of shade all day! The bathrooms are okay. They get the job done. When I went, only 1 out of the 3 soaps were filled and just a heads up, there's no paper towels. The snack bar opened up later in the afternoon by the softball fields when I attended. We were able to set up a nice picnic under shade near the soccer field. Overall, I highly recommend this park. I didn't even get to explore all of it and I cannot wait to come back to do so.

It was a beautiful park in a nice location. We visited it after having dinner at a nearby…read morerestaurant. The park had good number of slides and swings and structures to climb on for all kids ages. They had a nice seating arrangement too. And lot of people were sitting on grass with their groups. They had nice walking area which one can use for strollers. Parking was ample and enough areas to play basketball and racket ball. Overall a nice park.

We stopped by on Saturday with our youngest. This beautiful park has a nice large playground I…read morewould say for the older kiddos, the best basketball court I've seen and lots of fun climbing areas! Definitely worth a stop, very busy on weekends, but enough space to park which is great! We'll be back with our eldest! We enjoyed watching some sporting games going on! SYOY! :-) *Song Credit: Sunshine & Blue Skies by Philip E Morris

Going through life, you tend to overlook and take for granted the things you casually enjoy in…read morelife, like Elk Grove Park. I don't know why it's taken me so long to write about EG Park, but after the past visit, it was such a nice experience that I just had to tell the world. This park is huge and has everything - trails, picnic tables, duck pond, frisbee nets, dog park and bike park. The bike park is across the parking lot of the dog park, with plenty of dirt hills for practicing jumps. I've never seen a free bike park before. The dog park isn't separated by big/small dogs and the grass is spotty, but there are some training obstacles and the area is big. I'd rather walk my dog in the actual EG park instead. The weekends are always busy with birthdays, photoshoots, and other parties, but they are spaced out so there is privacy and even low noise when walking around on the path. On rainy days, the canopy of trees keep the path dry in most parts. I love the large pond and watching the ducks, geese, and squirrels. There's always something interesting to look at every season. In the spring you can spot eggs on the island and lots of adorable baby ducks. You used to be able to go on the island, but the bridge is now gated to allow for bird breeding. On this particular day, it was sprinkling and the rain softly falling on the pond with ducks, geese, and their babies' pitter pattering along were just so zen. The majority of the park is lush with green grass and hardly any trash around. There's plenty of trash bins along the path and benches to relax on. If you're lucky, you'll spot a unique bird or two. My favorite is the cormorant that dives for fish on the pond. Whether it's a stroll in the park, a party, doggy play date, or a zen place to run away from your problems, EG Park is my go to.

I used to come here for the little dog park, that is until they posted a sign about dog influenza…read more That was a red flag for us and we stopped coming. Such a shame as it was a nice dog park, sort of close to our house. It's been over 15 years since I've been here so the epidemic has probably passed and your are probably safe to bring your dog. There is always the chance you could get kennel cough at a dog park, it's like the common cold in people so it's much less of an issue. Just be safe when you go and make sure your dog is vaccinated. Then you're doing the best that you can. I am overly cautions so after we leave a dog park we always wash the paws as they've been running around and can pick up something that no one is aware of. This park has a lot to offer. There are 2 sand volleyball courts, 2 ponds with fountains, a stream, multiple soft or baseball fields, a soccer field, and large open spaces. I imagine that it gets busy in the spring time during baseball season. They have stadium seating for the onlookers, but I can imagine many people bring their own chairs and shade conversing, umbrellas and such. You are welcome to bring your own chairs, but they have lots of picnic tables and benches available too. The rotary memorial is a big gazebo area with picnic benches and standard benches. We ate in that area as it had all the picnic tables in it and we shared a table with 2 other families. A little cramped, but it was nice to sit down with a table and not just a bench. They hold multiple festivals throughout the year. Today's festival was the Vietnamese New Years Celebration and that was what brought us out to the Elk Grove Regional Park. Last year we came to a similar festival, but it was at another part of Elk Grove. Good thing we relooked at the website to realize it was located here at the Elk Grove Regional Park. The lot to the right was full and was where the festival was located. We continued going straight and then parked on the left right by the first baseball diamond and next to the bathrooms. It was an easy walk to the festival. The park is huge so you may want to scout out to see where your group is located before you park if you don't want to walk too far. We saw lots of people parking in the baseball lot like we did, there were also some unpaved spots along the main road that people were parking. At the festival area there were 2 stages set up. Portable stages, so they aren't park of the Park's amphitheater. We did walk by the park's Amphitheatre and it was closed for the season. Along with the 2 stages set up in one parking lot they had set up bounce houses and other kid friendly activities. They even had a mini train that took the kids on a train ride around the festival. In another parking lot they had community vendors offering free information about services they provide. In another parking lot they had food vendors, pop up tents and food trucks. Between the community vendors they also had venders selling jewelry, key chains, and other do dads. We found a vendor that was selling rice plates and got one, most of the vendors were offering fried foods and my husband wasn't interested. Lots of vendors were offering boba teas, smoothies, and sugar cane drinks. The price when up if you have little to no ice. We didn't see any bathrooms in the area we were in, but they brought in port-a-potties and hand washing stations that were supplied with water, soap, and paper towels. We used them soon as we arrived before they got busy and gross. We loved our time at the Elk Grove Regional Park and because it was such a positive experience, the parking was easy we'll be back for another festival.

Officially called the Jones Family Park, this park in North Elk Grove is in a neighborhood near EG…read moreFlorin and Calvine. It's located near some good friends of ours, so we come here once in awhile. It is a medium size park that backs into a railroad track and then there's a wildlife area made up of a a fenced-off wetlands preserve. I've not gone over to that part, but the park itself has a playground, a gazebo covered picnic area, a half court for bball, 2 baseball fields, a tennis court, a huge open field of grass for other sports such as soccer, frisbee, etc. The one big attraction here is probably the gazebo with 3 basic metal picnic tables, I've seen a lot of parties held here just driving past to get to my friends' place, so it seems a popular park for nearby families to hold their celebratory events. It's not as nice and new a gazebo as the newer neighborhood parks in the south parts of Elk Grove, as those have concrete picnic tables, but this one still sees a ton of use. There is also a tennis court, but unfortunately, there are only 2 courts and they're not marked/retrofitted for playing pickleball, like at some of the other EG parks. Also they're quite worn. The pavement on the courts are cracked/peeling and the perimeter were not well kept but dirty with some piece of litter that's not been picked up. I also saw a couple spots w/dog doo doo which means people are being disrespectful and letting their dog do their business on the edges of the courts and/or stray dogs are coming in and pooping, so that's not bueno. One of the nets was also badly damaged so it essentially doesn't work. The park has seen better days for sure, but it used to be very overgrown as their fields were not getting mowed down due to lack of funding. Our friends told us Cosumnes CSD finally found some funds to keep it up a bit better now, but also that some of the folks who are not from around this neighborhood, but only come for baseball games have trashed the park in the past, which is unfortunate. Hopefully, that situation has improved and people won't be so inconsiderate. I didn't go over to the baseball fields, so I didn't see if they're in good shape, but let's respect our parks. Parking is easy here with a dedicated lot and plenty of parking spaces, some of the spots have shade trees to park under too which is nice on a warmer day. All in all, this is a nice older neighborhood park, which hopefully will see some updating soon.

Jones Family Park is one of the larger parks in the Elk Grove area. It encompasses a total of 17.2…read moreacres. This park is part of the Cosumnes Park & Recreation District. The Jones Family have been giving members of the community for more than 100 years. During little league season I can hear the crack of the bat and the roar of the crowd. This is what this park has to offer ! Not one, but 2 huge Babe Ruth Baseball Fields with bleacher to boot ! The whole complex is massive with multi purpose areas for soccer, 2 tennis courts, one court basketball court, picnic area and tables, play area, barbecues, shaded area (gazebo) walking path, a 100 car parking lot, plus the most important amenity ( Restrooms) ! This park has something for everyone and for everyone to enjoy! A well maintained park in a lovely community in the City of Elk Grove.

This is a neighborhood park that borders Elitha Donner Elementary School. It is named after Guy…read moreFoulks, an early Elk Grove farmer and businessman. This park has a youth baseball field, playground equipment, two tennis courts, a jogging-bike trail, three picnic tables (and one has a barbecue). There is no bathroom or drinking fountain.

Nice park in Elk Grove where we played in a Halloween soccer tournament this weekend…read more Temps were in the early 40s in the early morning but warmed up into the late 70s by noon. They have lots of parking, space for the parents to hang out, and play structures for over-energetic siblings, but there is little shade so it's wise to bring your own.

Don Nottoli Park is in an prestigious community in the City of Elk Grove California called…read more"Stonelake". Built in 2003, this 21 acre park is massive and is part of the Cosumnes Park & Recreation District. Named after Don Nottoli who dedicated 25 years of his career to public service all the way to being on the District Board to Sacramento County Board of Supervisor Fifth District. There is only one word that can describe this park and it is "Awesome" This park has multiple open area for multi-purpose use, more than one soccer field ,a softball field plus they have outdoor lighting. The main attraction here is their lighted Babe Ruth Baseball field with bleacher seating. Other amenities are jogging / bike trails, 2 gazebo for shade, shaded picnic area with picnic tables, 2 play area for kids, one for the younger kids and the other for older ones to play, a huge parking lot, and even have a restroom ! Can't ask for anything more . Well maintained park in a safe and beautiful settings deserves the highest reward !

We had a good time here. Pretty far from our house so we won't go often. The slash pad seems nice…read morefor younger kids. Lots to climb, sand area, trampoline, separate playgrounds for toddlers and older kids. Lots of grass. Does have a parking lot. There were only a few other cars the day we went. Does have bathrooms. Not a lot of shade.

Beautiful park and very safe and clean - has bathrooms and every sports field you can imagineread more

I like this park for the tennis courts! They only have a few so there is no guarantee it won't be…read morefull; but, it is a nice local option with a play structure for kids. This is a huge plus for us because we can alternate playing with the little one while two of the other family members get in a game of tennis! There are better walking/bike parks during the pandemic but we were here in mid-March and look forward to coming back when it's fully operational.

This is a nice neighborhood park. It sits behind the Edna Batey Elementary School. The lawn is…read morewell maintained. It features a medium sized play structure with a two slides and two bridges. The is also a swing with two seats. There is one soccer field and one baseball diamond. Instead of a dugout they have a single unenclosed bench for each team. There are three-tier metal bleachers for each side. There is a picnic table nearby. There is no parking lot, but plenty of street parking.