Elk Grove Regional Park - Elk Grove, California

Grace A.

One of my favorite park walks. Have been coming here for walks and events for over 20 years. I appreciate the green spaces of Elk Grove.

Eaman H.

huge park with many different uses. lots of different aquatic bird species. nice big shady trees for picnics and grills for cookouts. good for a walk in the park, just make sure you aren't stepping in anything the ducks left behind

Elain L.

Two walking paths, one that circles the parameter of the park and one in the center along the pond. There's a dog park, multiple baseball fields, a section for frisbee golf, and a place for mountain biking. Plus, if you go in the spring, you'll see baby ducks!

Mark M.

Edit: I should update for anyone who’s not a great driver like myself. So GETTING into this place isn’t easy. Google takes me on a frontage road that puts you into this kinda unsafe turn if it’s closed.. which it usually is. Not fun to do with a frantic chihuahua who can smell we are there. Basically.. I wish there was City signage around to park telling you where to park and stuff. In Oakland and San Jose we had that everywhere. Anyways.. my only issue is the parking aspect. All of it. Even once inside you gotta park right along the road. If you’re unlucky and someone only worried about themselves come in.. you can get boxed in for hours cause the chain in front of the spots forces you to back out.

Please read below though, once you’ve made it in and parked.. this is a cool place. Aways groups of adults doing workouts or couples jogging.. people taking their babies on a stroll.. it’s very nice. My dog loves it, she wants to rub in the grass and pee on everything. I tend to have to carry her to the car cause she doesn’t wanna leave. Our first decade she had a big backyard and has never gotten used to an apartment.. poor little thing. But! We have this park so thank you Elk Grove, it’s very nice and makes my dog and tons of people and kids happy so I’m all for it. Great spot. The beautiful pup in the pictures is Snickers Dog. She’s a pit/chihuahua. Very nervous/Adores nature

This place is huge. I go here every now and then hadn’t been there in years so checked it out. Dog loved it and it was very well kept.

Bo T.

Stopped here for a break during a road trip. The maintenance crew about 50 feet away manually turned on the sprinklers on a 1 year old and 3 year old playing on the grass right next to them. Pretty worthless pieces of trash if you ask me.

Obaid M.

Clean park, bathrooms and plenty of happy families picnicking. Fishing? A good place to practice, I spend about 4 hours and not even one bite. Rumors are, there’s fish in there, cat fish to be exact. A gentleman with his daughter suggested using hot dogs as it has worked for them. I guess I’ll try again and update. Overall, I like the atmosphere, if you haven’t caught a fish, keep fishing,.. they’re out there.

Clark H.

Nice park in an older neighborhood next to Hwy 99. Lots of shade trees and reservable picnic areas for groups. The dirt pathway around the park can get muddy after rain or lawn watering. Bathrooms were open and usable.

Conley R.

Great bike park. Perfect for all ages and skill levels. Please don't let your kids "play" in the bike area it's dangerous if you are not on a bike and wearing a helmet. Now that I got that off my chest, it's a dick pump track and dirt jump playground for BMX and mountain bikes. Have fun! Be careful of goatheads between the trails they will def give you a flat. Fyi.