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Sacramento County Blog

Wag your way through Old Sac

Sacramento’s No. 1 tourist destination is as popular with locals as with visitors. And now that masks are off and smiles are on, it’s crazy…

Two dogs running in a park with trees in background

Play in a park with your pup

Sacramento is known for its rich agricultural heritage and is often referred to as "America's Farm-to-Fork Capital" due to its abundance of fresh, locally-sourced food.

chocolate lab sits at table with bottle of wine

Raise a glass to the dog-friendly Delta

Just 15 miles south of downtown Sacramento, the Clarksburg American Viticultural Area offers all kind of dog-friendly, small-batch wine-tasting experiences.

Tail-waggin’ fun in Folsom and surrounding areas

Just up Highway 50 from Sacramento, the city of Folsom is a superb dog-friendly destination with a handsomely renovated Old Town just a block or…

Capital canine discoveries

If it’s your first visit to Sacto, don’t neglect to take a stroll through Capitol Park, a 40-acre urban preserve surrounding the imposing domed structure.

Explore Sacramento’s ‘big back yard’ with your pup

As the seasons change and the smoke from Northern California wildfires gives way to crystal-blue skies, opportunities for exploring Sacramento and the destinations in its…

Sacramento’s dog-friendly outdoor dining scene

Sacramento’s restaurant scene, is in full bloom; heated dining tents and patios have sprung up all over town, and with the weather generally mild, dog-friendly…

Drifting about in the Delta

The San Joaquin-Sacramento River Delta is a boater’s paradise that in places feels like anther world. But you don’t need a boat to explore this…

A large gray dog wearing a neon green collar sits at an outdoor table in Sacramento. Its tongue hangs out as it looks at a plate of food and a glass of orange beverage. Green trees surround the area, and part of a person is visible nearby.

Sacramento: A beer-lover’s magnet

Old Sacramento is a must-visit for history buffs and dog lovers alike. The area features wooden sidewalks, horse-drawn carriages, and plenty of dog-friendly spots.

More than Fool’s Gold in Folsom

Just a blink up Highway 50 from Rancho Cordova, Folsom is a Gold Country gateway rich in pioneer history. It boasts tons of recreational opportunities,…

Dog and person outside in Rancho Cordova

Brews and more in Rancho Cordova

Rancho Cordova, a suburban community on Highway 50 about 15 miles east of downtown Sacramento, is a great jumping-off place for forays into the Sierra…

Summer fun with your pup in folsom

History, a vibrant dining scene and outdoor recreation options galore beckon in this gateway to California Gold Country.

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