Located in a residential neighborhood in Sacramento, Curtis Park spans just over 18 acres, offering a serene escape for both locals and visitors. The park boasts a dog-friendly 1-mile walking trail that winds around the perimeter, providing a perfect opportunity for furry companions to stretch their legs and enjoy the outdoors. With plenty of shade trees lining the path, dogs can stay cool while exploring the park’s picturesque surroundings. In addition to its dog-friendly amenities, Curtis Park features a range of recreational facilities for visitors to enjoy.
From ball fields and tennis courts to basketball courts and play areas, there is something for everyone to partake in. The expansive grassy picnic areas make it an ideal spot for a leisurely afternoon with family and friends, including those with four-legged members. Whether looking to engage in outdoor activities or simply relax in a tranquil setting, Curtis Park offers a welcoming environment for all to appreciate.
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