Jacinto Creek Dog Park

Enclosure adjacent to the actual park. Restrooms not available and locked without register of events.I can see the maintenance difference in City of Sacramento parks compared with Consumes CSD parks. Lots of dry landscape here. Turn on the water.

Lots of room to run around. Fun tunnel big enough for dog owners to go through too. No separate enclosure for small or timid dogs.

Probably my favorite dog park in Sacramento. It's huge, has incline, and has a cool tunnel for your dog to run through (although i don't recommend dogs going through it during the fall/winter or after it rains - it gets pretty muddy in there). There is a lot of places to sit and a lot of places for your dog to run around! It is right next to the Jacinto park, where you can also walk your dog (on a leash), have a picnic, or take your kids to the playground. The dog park regulars are really nice, I have had no issues with other dog owners. There is plenty of street parking!

German Shepard puppies pit bulls Great Danes Labradors poodles so far the humans are gracious protective responsible friendly brave!!!

This was the worse dog park si far in the Sacramento area. Poop everywhere no on cleans up after their dogs.

Was just bitten by a brown & white patched med size short hair dog named Princess who was going after my small dog, and got my hand as I scooped my dog up and away from "Princess".Still in shock. Instead of helping me out, the owner (taller grey haired man who says his name was Ed Deats) said I should have used my foot more than I did to block HIS dog. Owner was not very apologetic. He handed me a business card when I asked for contact info, and ran off before I got plates, tags, and other info. Regulars at the park said they'd never seen that man or his dogs before. I will go get medical attention in case his dog was behind on shots. It's beginning to swell.The witnesses (other owners at the park) were pretty apathetic as well. Not the type of attitude I'm used to at my regular dog park (Morse). It's much more friendly and neighborly there.

I'm giving this dog park 3 stars because there's A LOT of people who doesn't pick up after their dogs. There's a couple of dog owners who doesn't know how to control their dogs either and always making an excuses when their dogs create a fight like "he's/she's friendly", "he/she never done this before", "this is the first time he/she has done this", OR "he's/she's good with small dogs, I don't know what's gotten in her/him". My 5month old Akita puppy got attacked by an aggressive leashed Lab that shouldn't have been in the park in the first place because they were training it since it's never been around dogs before. Too many toy aggressive dogs too.

Super cute dog park adjacent to 99! Owners were respectful and all the doggies were abarkable! Very clean and lots of fun areas for doggies to run around safely and just be themselves! If you need a fun and safe haven for your fur babies, I highly recommend this spot as it's a bit hidden so it's a nice and private, friendly neighborhood dog park!

Don't come here, especially with your kids, not because the dogs are aggressive, but the aforementioned "regulars" who come here, especially on weekend mornings. The last time my family and I were here, I was humiliatingly harassed and berated for bringing my kid. I stood my ground, and even though these nasty people left, I still ended up calling the police and making a report. It was one of the worst bully experiences I've had, and the extra sting is that my child had to see it all. When I shared the incident on a community FB page, I was even more saddened to find out that others have witnessed and even experienced similar treatment by this same group of regulars, and because of their bullying ways, they feellike they have reign over this PUBLIC place that they feel is "their" park. Read the other reviews that echo the same thing. They may be acting like this because they're losing so much at life, and desperately need to hold on to something, and that's the territoriality they have of this place. But this type of behavior should not be tolerated in any public place, and while I understand that some people have gripes about kids being allowed at the dog park, there are clear rules posted about children being allowed as long as they're supervised and well looked after. I write this because I don't want anyone to have to experience what I did, and I'm sorry that there have been others before me who've been dealt the same treatment. Truth be told though, it's not that great a dog park; at least not enough for me to go back and risk having to deal with these awful people.I'm sure the regulars are glad I wrote this review to deter any new people from coming to "their" park. But if you want to piss them off and see how low they can go, come on weekend mornings. Be prepared to thicken your skin and stand tough. And if you do bring your kid, then try to maintain calmness and take the high road, even if you are shocked by how low they go. And don't be afraid to report an incident if you see one or have one. There is already a report on file and I would not want this issue to be ignored or continuous if there's anything we can do to stop it.

I used to frequent this dog park but I haven't made time to take my doggy out, but now that my schedules going to change, I'll finally make it a daily thing!I like this dog park because it's big, has lots of tables, I like the people and it's near home. I like morse dog park too, but it's so much further away :-( Bring poop bags for your dog!