River Bend Park is one of Sacramento’s oldest county parks. A long central road paralleling the river links you to this park’s many recreation facilities. Wild turkeys and deer rustle in the grass beneath young oaks, while the bright green, carefully cared-for picnic area is a delicious place to stop for lunch.

Sutter's Landing Park is a 166.83 acre regional park including Basketball Courts, Bocce Ball Courts with Shade Canopy Seating Areas, Dog Park - 2.5 acres includes areas for large & small dogs, Landscaping, Parking Lots*, Park Entry Monuments, Restrooms, Shade Structure, Signage Improvements, Skate Area, with seating areas and a drinking fountain, Skate Park and more...

McKinley Rose Garden is Sacramento's Oldest Classic Public Rose Garden. It features over 1,200 rose bushes, paths & benches.

In 1863, California Governor Leland Stanford envisioned a Victorian garden “with a beauty and luxuriousness that no other capitol can boast” surrounding the California State Capitol. Well over a century and a half later, California’s Capitol Park has a luxuriousness and beauty that few capitols can compete with.

McKinley Park is a 31.88 acre park including Basketball Court, Community Center, Garden and Arts Center, Group Picnic Areas, Horseshoe pits, Jogging Trail, Play Areas, Soccer field, Softball Field, Swimming and Wading Pool, Tennis Courts and Volleyball Court.

Southside Park is a 19.5 acre park located in Sacramento, California including Amphitheater, Aerated Park Pond, Close to .75 acre Southside Community Garden, Lake with Fishing Piers, Two Lighted Tennis Courts, Lighted Basketball Court, Par Course with Four Fitness Stations and Picnic Areas.

William Land Regional Park with 207.34 developed acres includes the following amenities: Adventure Play Area, Amphitheater, Fairytale Town, Funderland, Sacramento Zoo, Basketball Court, Golf Course and more ...

Sacramento is the capital city of California, located in the northern part of the state and the seat of government of Sacramento County. With a population of over 500,000 people, it is the sixth-largest city in California and the 35th-largest city in the United States.

Old Sacramento State Historic Park is located within the Old Sacramento Historic District of Sacramento, California.

Governor's Mansion State Historic Park housed 13 governors and their families from 1903 to 1967. California’s executive mansion, popularly known at the Governor’s Mansion, was built in 1877 for Albert and Clemenza Gallatin.