Miller Park

Great 18 hole disc golf park. Parking is good. There are restrooms. Lots of other players were there when we went on a recent Friday afternoon. Some of the holes were a bit challenging for beginners like us because they were in wooded areas and the distances were far, but we had a great time. Lots of other people were using the park and playground, but we had plenty of space to play. There's a little creek that runs through the park that you had to play over which was fun and challenging.

My boyfriend and I decided to take my daughter here, when I was a little girl I used to go to the elementary school nearby and park after, so it holds lots of fond memories for me! So it was special to take my daughter here too! She had a blast on their little playground, especially on the thing that spins around in circles! This park has large fields, a nice tennis and basketball court and disk gulf, we would love to try one day! I would highly recommend visiting this local park and we will definitely be back to explore more!

Sacramento has some really nice parks. We came here during our trip to the area and enjoyed it. It is big...tennis court, baseball and there was a group playing frisbee...really well too.

Miller Park was a nice surprise. Pros:They have a basketball court and tennis court. Large grassy area, perfect to bring a pet!No sand or bark, which is just amazing! I wish all parks would convert to the turf.Swings for bigger kids and infants. They have some benches and areas for sitting!They also have two bbq areas that you can rent. A nice little structure, catered to a little bit older kids.Cons:Wish there were more infant/toddler friendly areas on the structure. Not much for sensory fun, other than a spinning steering wheel.The parking lot is a little wonky when there are a lot of cars. All in all, my son enjoyed finding stray tennis balls, playing in the swings and trying out a few slides! Maybe when he is older and doesn't need as much guidance, this park would be perfect.

I have enjoyed this little park for years. I've even had a couple of my kids birthday parties here.The play structure is very simple but the younger kids find it very entertaining. I think it could use a few more swings though. Super spacious and always very well kept. There are a few BBQ areas and although I've never used them, I've seen a few people using them and I guess it's a nice little extra. A little dangerous when people leave those things with hot charcoal because it is a kids park but that's when parent supervision comes in handy. Keep an eye on your little ones and they should be fine.

Miller Park in Fair Oaks is one of my favorite parks close to home. There are several recently revamped tennis courts that can remain lit after dark, a full basketball court, BBQs, a horseshoe pit, a handball wall, a play structure with slides and both toddler and regular swings. The restrooms are always clean and stocked. The parking lot situation is unique because you park between olive trees; you'll also find street parking on Kenneth adjacent to the tennis courts.

This is one of my favorites for taking photos. I love all the olive trees with knotted trunks... normally there are squirrels everywhere, and that is an understatement!There are tennis courts, basketball court, BBQ area and table, horseshoe pit, and a small playground.