Wright Park

Met up friends here. Small but quaint park. Great playgrounds! And we LOVED the splash pad! It kept our kids busy for hours! They even made friends during our time there.The villa area was great to have a little picnic as well with our friends!The two drawbacks to this park is 1) kids and parents seem to leave little shoes behind. 2) No bathrooms!

park thats little hidden through the neighborhood but a great find. theres a grassy area thats shaded nice if you wanted to do a picnic or play soccer. i can imagine a lot of people come early morning or evening for a walk and use the exercise equipment.

This park was great for littles. Especially if they're new to walking. The structure had small stairs that were easy to climb and the slides aren't too fast or big for little ones. Highly recommend for littles.

Went to this park for the first and I was super impressed with it. It was clean quite and great parking. Their are two spots for kids to play. Big kids and small kids amazing. It also has a water thing which is great. Has a nice spot for picnic and it has shade which is nice too

I think this is a great quiet park and as mentioned especially good for toddlers. I set up a playdate here specifically for the splash pad but it didn't work. In another review, I read that the sensor was easy to figure out. It wasn't. My friend even called parks and rec to see if we were doing something wrong. We never got it to work, so we had to go to another park for the splash pad. I think this is a great option minus the splash pad part. I'd only recommend it if you live in the area and are looking for no crowds (although it could have just been the time we were there).

My son visited with his two young ones, our amazing and ecstatic grandkids. He found this park, mere minutes from our house, but oddly placed between the edge of a newer development and a very large field to the West of it and EG-Florin Road. A quiet place, both in terms of traffic, and in terms of who came there.A few local families trundled kids with scooters and strollers, some toddlers barely understanding where they were, most kids using the jungle gyms (mostly the larger, despite their ages). We were there to get the kids wet on a 90-plus day.2 and 4 years, both the kids repeated the cycle of frogs and fountains spray (the trick to start them is to hit the standing column at the edge of the draining pool). The design was imaginative enough to demand my repeated attention to figure out the cycle.A wonderful and free place, without much competition, to wear out your toddlers with water and climbing. They'll enjoy it too.

This is a great little neighborhood park, especially for younger kids. It's always clean and they have everything you need! That includes a toddler play structure, another one for older kids, a small splash park, swings, picnic table, exercise equipment (not much resistance but still an interesting option while kids are playing), and a short bike path. The majority of it is off limits for during the COVID pandemic but we did get a chance to enjoy the bike trail last week. My little one has no problem riding around in circles until we're dizzy! I genuinely think Elk Grove does a nice job having these neighborhood parks available throughout the city.

Perfect for my young tot! Love the smaller, not busy splash pad and it's easy to find button! I love how the structure for the little ones are shaded.Elk Grove did all the parks right. They are all fun and interesting and great for little kids. We have not been disappointed yet.

So glad I found this little park while driving on this side of town. What's not to love about this park it's kid friendly, it's new & it's clean. New large play structures for kids between two and five and 5-12. The Tot swings of course are my sons favorite, and I love them too because they don't have the ring link instead they have a larger metal piece that keeps the swing level. My son loves the frog theme at this park, the two frog heads at the spray grounds are a cute feature (sadly they will not be open due to the water restrictions in Sacramento) This place also has two rock/rope climb structures and a few tables with a BBQ area. Lastly the workout equipment is a nice detail to this park. Only con: no parking lot only parking on the street.

great park for toddlers and older kids. also has splash pad. tap top/side of pole to turn on water (not a button, just a sensor).