Del Meyer Park

A good 3 miles walk. I encounter a few joggers, fisherman's, and bicyclists. The walk was easy.

First time visiting this nature trail. It was a great walk and had some lovely views. You start on Elk Grove Florin and end up on waterman and bond. It's nice to have areas strictly for walking and biking. Elk Grove has tons of parks and it's awesome to be able to take advantage of these trails seems like there far and few these days so I am very grateful to have this in my area.

Great park to stop by for a nice chill stroll. This park actually sits between Camden/Glenn E Underwood and Jack E Hill Park. In this way it's more of a transition park that is good for walking and connecting to other parks. Most of this park is actually just the trail and the creek they run along side. If you are looking for a place to just park your car and watch the kids at the playground, Jack E Hill is much better.Otherwise if you are looking for a short 3 mile walk, this place is great! Also good for those short bike rides with the family. Only real issue I have with this park is the busy road way it runs along. There is a crosswalk light, but important to watch the traffic. Also the trail runs right upto the roadway and sidewalks and is somewhat of a blind corner cause of the bushes. Definitely worth a visit when the creek is high and for bird watching.One final thing to note, the area around the railroad tracks are currently under construction and is closed to the public.

Be careful, don't stay long. Short trails. Lots of homeless/transient people. If you want to get a full walk or run in this is not the place. Cute place to park, stay in your car and get caught up on last night's show that your partner talked through the entire night. Other than that just don't.

If you're into to local nature, this is the spot to see. Everything from waterfowl, to turtles. This is a paved trail, so feel free to walk or bike.

I agree with Vikki S's review from 2 years ago - this place gave me the creeps. I just didn't like the energy. Most of the trail backs up to people's homes so I didn't get the full "park feel". Lots of dry foxtails and weird bushes. And tons of cats?!? There was a person pushing a cart with a giant bag of Friskies cat food. There were lots of bikers and runners; I felt like I was "in the way" a lot. At the beginning of the trail was a ferocious German Shepherd wanting to attack us through the fence of someone's backyard. Not a fan and not good for kids either.

This is my first time visiting this park and trail, it was such a beautiful day, many people were there with their friends and families and pets of course! Just remember to bring your face coverings and enjoy your walk !

Location: West of Starbucks on Bond and Elk Grove Florin. This place was OKAY. It's a small little bike trail/park, a good place to warm up for your next bike event. Heard some cool things about this park how it was a $250,000 project. However, it seems like they ran out of money 3/4 of the way and didn't finish paving some of the trail making it hard to bike. Also, everything seems really old and not much upkeep have been done for a whIle.1. Okay place to walk your dog.2. Okay place to stroll.3. Okay place to fish4. Not that great to bike, bumpy black top and sandy roads. Overall, it is not the best I have seen! Will be looking forward to exploring other bike trails.

beautiful place, a lot of shade, perfect to walk the dogs and family. we saw people fishing also. we will be going back. :)

Great spot. Park in the Del Meyer lot off of Elk Grove-Florin Road, or at the other end off of Waterman Road. Paved trail along the creek, waterfowl in the morning, mostly ducks and egrets. The trail passes under the railroad tracks, and also has arteries from neighborhood cul-de-sacs, and the bridge to Jack E. Hill Park with restrooms, playground, etc. about halfway along the trail. Lots of walkers, runners, dog-walkers, stroller-walkers, bicyclists. Picnic bench under a grand oak tree for when you need a break. Sometimes even spot people fishing in the creek. It's about 2.5 or 3 miles roundtrip and a decent place to get those early steps in.