William Land Regional Park 3800 West Land Park Drive, Sacramento, CA 95822

"William Land Park is next to a golf course and has a lot of green space to picnic and relax by the pond. The pond has geese and ducks that are now used to being fed by people, so they will run up to you when you arrive. My favorite duck is a local Crested male that has a nice ball of feathers on his head."

"Beautiful. There is always parking available on the street. My go to place to feed the ducks. There are so many and they are comfortable with people. Lots of benches to sit around the water also."

"Watch your step if you walk in the grass because some dips or sunken areas can surprise you. I saw a pretty solid rainbow at a fountain near the zoo but the wind blew the misty duck water on me from more than 30 feet away."

"A very large park with so much to do. Rock gardens are awesome, greenery is awesome there. Sad to see how many trees have gotten damaged in storms we've had lately but VERY impressed with how quickly maintenance staff had been on top of the clean up. They take really good care of this wonderful landmark of Sacramento. Golf course and a Zoo are also in the vicinity and for the little ones there is also Fairytale town here and duck ponds and more! There is definitely something to do for people of any age and very pet friendly as well! One of the best parks in the city!"

"I love this place. Perfect for dog walking, taking the family out, having a picnic, or just to relax. There are SO many little animals like ducks, squirrels, and baby birds. And then there’s also geese and chickens! Sometimes you’ll even see baby ducklings! There’s plenty of shade so be sure to bring a blanket to lay out on. But if you don’t there’s a decent amount of benches. I’ve been there when it was about 92 outside but sitting in the shade made it feel like a cool 75 (it was lightly breezy tho). The bathrooms were a little bit if a jump scare tho lol. PS. Please don’t terrorize the animals by chasing them or throwing things at them :/ and also please bring a bag for your trash afterwards too, if you’re by the pond areas there are not many trash cans."