Beautiful spacious park with bathrooms and lots of areas to rest and play. They have a central…read morebathroom is central. Various coffee shops and bars and a catholic church. Pride parade takes off free here.

I visited Southside Park in Sacramento, CA [2115 6th St] on Saturday, 05/09/26 from 7:30 AM until…read more12:00 PM. I came here due to attending a special event. First, I went to the women's bathroom stall and it was dark inside with no lighting and wet all over the ground. It was slightly dirty, though, the outside pink building was beautiful. Thankfully, the event offered porta-potties, which were much cleaner than the actual bathroom stall. Most parks offer complimentary parking. This park charges for parking and the rates are as follows: $2.00 per hour or $7.00 for an all-day pass. The park provides a big pond area with a good handful of ducks. There is also a playground available for children's leisure and entertainment. Lastly, there are "exercise stations" placed throughout the park, which encourage more physical activity. Overall, it was a peaceful, beautiful, and spacious park.

Kiddos love this park . Great for ages 5+ . The swing is definitely the highlight of the park .read more

This is a neighborhood park with no bathrooms. There are two play structures, one for the older…read morekids and the other for younger kids. Unfortunately, this park does not have a bathroom, so if you don't already live in the area, there's no bathroom closeby. There's a large grass area, but the grass can get overgrown at times. They have a small skate ramp, but this makes it a bit dangerous for younger kids due to the carelessness of those skaters when present . A manmade lake with No Fishing signs are visible, but there are multiple people at any given time fishing there. There's a walking path from the other park, Westshore, but due to the manmade water there, geese and ducks love to leave their dropping everywhere. Sometimes, there's a small childsize zipline available; but the majority of the time I've been there, the seat has been taken off for maintenance. There's no swings for the younger kids and the lake does not have barriers so it can get dangrous if someone falls in.

Clean and fun park. The splash pad is amazing for my nearly 2 year old. We love to come and hang…read moreand picnic for lunch

My granddaughters loved the water feature. The play structure is a bit limited, but you can't…read moreexpect everything to be stellar. However, the bathrooms were clean and well kept which was a pleasant and welcomed surprise!

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

Trails to walk near beautiful creeks with tons of mallards, lots of trees and shade along the path,…read moreplayground for kids to okay, pond where you're allowed to fish, BBQ grills, bathroom, baseball diamond, tennis courts, basketball courts, disc golf course, bathroom, parking lot. Best park in the area. Glad it's in my neighborhood.

I was referred to this community center to drop off my mail-in ballot because the Watt Avenue Arden…read moreLibrary was closed. I must say the park is looking so good. Both I and a lady who was also referred stopped and chatted about how beautiful the park was. Caretakers take a bow!! Wow. She and I both said it had been 50 years since we had a reason to go to the park. I remember when it was just a field. I love it and hope there is a dog park soon. What a great place to have one.

There are places without grand histories, yet full of a special kind of warmth…read more One of those places is Kokomo Park in Sacramento. It isn't a tourist attraction or a park steeped in centuries of history. It's a space made for living. For kids laughing on the playground. For scoring that first goal on the soccer field. For family picnics under the California sun. This is where neighbors bump into each other, teams practice, parents stroll with strollers, and teenagers play basketball until sunset. Places like this rarely make it into guidebooks -- but they are the ones that truly make a neighborhood feel like home. Kokomo Park is all about the simple joys. About saying, "Let's meet at the park." About caring for the community and the people who live here. Sometimes the most valuable thing isn't the story of the past, but the moments being created right now

Love this outdoor covered playground. I brought my little…read moreguy to play with his friend, who lives in the area. There are two separate areas for small and big kids to play. Slides, swing, monkey bars and pull up bars are available for kids to play. Also, there is a huge green grass field located next to the playground to play soccer, football, or soak up the sun. Picnic tables and benches are setup in the park for events.

I feel like a very lucky girl to have this park right around the corner from home. Spacious and…read moreperfect for dog owners, it seems to be one of the lesser known parks in Natomas. A lot of times when I stop by it's just me and my four-legged buddies. A fairly large recreation area for little tykes attracts suburban families living in the condos and apartments across the street. A large field equipped with soccer posts dominates the majority of the space. Most weekdays, there's a big adult men's soccer game happening during the noon hour. Free lunch time entertainment ladies! There's a single baseball diamond in the back corner. Finally, a tree-lined bike/walking trail runs along the back. This trail meanders across the freeway or to other parts of Natomas. There's a large mesh covered picnic area available. Alas, as is so often the case these days, the drinking fountains are dry. Booooo Sac City Parks & Rec!!! I much prefer coming here rather than going to Discovery Park for my frequent picnics with the pups. I've never had issues with vagrants or excessive trash here. Even though it's not a dog park, I often see other dog owners joining me in breaking the leash law with their well trained pups and enjoying the ample open space. There's four or five trash cans to help you be a responsible pet owner as well. Just steps away from Carl's Jr., Jack in the Box, Togo's, sushi, Chinese or Indian, it's an ideal spot to bring a blanket or a lawn chair and enjoy a little Mother Nature.

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.

What a fun park! I…read moreenjoy bringing the littles here, and we've been able to share this fun playground with the newest littles of the family. It's a great place to let them run with wild abandonment! Occasionally, we have spotted the long eared jack rabbits, and a few creepy crawlies, but it's part of the adventure. The park is free, and so is local parking. Feel free to bring treats, a picnic, or pick up some treats from local restaurants. I bring wipes, because it is a public park. Fun place to run around and burn off that energy.

Honestly, this place has a premium location amongst a developing community. Although the court…read moreseems to be in suitable state the court however it looks abandoned. The ripped nuts would say it all perhaps the city needs to address this. It is monumental to gather the community towards better health. I hope to come back to better Pickleball courts in the future.