Here in Northern California, we simply love our parks. We know may be a little biased, but we truly believe we have some of the best in the entire country. One of these beautiful spots that should never be overlooked is North Natomas Regional Park, located in Sacramento. This is one family-friendly park where you and your family or friends can experience a little adventure, lots of beauty, excitement, competition, and of course – miles of smiles!

North Natomas Regional Park is 212 acres and features amenities for the entire family.
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This park offers many of the features that you will find in your average city park.
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You'll find baseball and softball fields, picnic areas, ample shade trees, and playgrounds. However, this park offers just a little bit more.
Not only does North Natomas Regional Park provide ample green space to relax and play on ...
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... but there is also a large lake, perfect for a quiet afternoon or for throwing in a line and trying your luck at fishing.
Keep your eyes out for ducks and geese at the park — you’ll often see many!
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You can always capture gorgeous lake views on a walk around the lake. There are paths and bridges that take you around this park.
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One of them is the North Natomas Loop, which is a 2.5-mile loop trail. This trail is wide and paved the entire way. It is also flat, making it accessible for strollers, wheelchairs, and individuals with mobility challenges.
If you time your walk just right, you’ll also capture some gorgeous sunrises and sunsets.
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Bring your camera — you are going to want it to snap some amazing scenic photographs!
Young children will never want to leave the splash pad located at this Sacramento city park.
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This is a great way for children (and even adults) to cool off on a hot summer day!
And a visit to this park wouldn’t be complete without every member of your family — including your four-legged pet!
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North Natomas Regional Park features both large and small dog parks, complete with many amenities for yourself and your favorite furry friends like turf, fencing, dog agility equipment, and shade canopies.

North Natomas Regional Park in Sacramento is one city park that your entire family will love. In fact, you can spend all day here and never become bored. You can learn more about this park and many of its amenities on the City of Sacramento website.

Have you ever spent time at North Natomas Regional Park in Sacramento? If so, what did you love most about this family-friendly park in Northern California? We’d love to read about your experience in the comments section below!

Before you head out here for your day of fun, be sure to fuel your body by stopping at the Pancake Circus, a Sacramento staple since 1961.

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Out and About in Northern California

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Where can we find other splash pads in Northern California?

  • Enterprise Park in Redding boasts a multitude of water spray features including a regularly erupting volcano.
  • Morse Park in Elk Grove features several water fountains, a palm tree, and fish water guns.
  • The Promontory Water Play Area in El Dorado Hills has a dumping cone, garden snake, and gushing rainbow water features.

Read on to learn about some of the other fun splash pads in Northern California.

Where can we find swimming holes in Northern California?

  • Bass Lake in Point Reyes has a beautiful swimming hole accessible via a scenic 2.7-mile coastal hike.
  • There’s a hidden island with a beach and swimming hole along the Russian River in Healdsburg.
  • There’s a swimming hole along the South Fork of the Yuba River in Nevada City that is beautiful and clothing optional.

Read on to learn about some of the other refreshing swimming holes in Northern California.

Where can we find short hiking trails in Northern California?

  • There are several different short (and long) trails to traverse at Stout Grove in Jedediah Smith State Park.
  • The Montgomery Grove Trail in Mendocino is a short but somewhat remote hiking trail.
  • The trail at Tall Trees Grove in Redwood National Park reaches an elevation of over 650 feet.

Read on to learn more about some of the other short hiking trails in Northern California.

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North Natomas Regional Park, 4989 Natomas Blvd, Sacramento, CA 95835, USA