Tanzanite Community Dog Park

Bannon Creek Dog Park in Sacramento, California, is a well-kept dog park with plenty of off-leash fun. A doggy water fountain, shaded spaces, seats, and garbage stations are among the park's features.

North Natomas Regional Dog Park has two acres of completely enclosed off-leash space for dogs over 25 pounds and a half-acre of fully fenced off-leash space for small or timid canines. Waste stations, water bowls, and a few of benches are also available.

The large dog park is 2.0 acres in size, while the tiny dog park is 0.54 acres. Turf fields, benches, tables, and dog drinking faucets may be found in both dog parks.

The California State Railroad Museum does not allow dogs inside, but Petzooie can accompany you on the paved track and assist you in exploring the vintage locomotives outside. They are open from 10 a.m. to 5 p.m. every day of the week.

Enjoy a stroll with your dog past historic buildings, stores, the railway station, and the Sacramento River. There are a few quick food establishments with outside tables as well.

Small pets are invited to accompany you on a picturesque horse-drawn carriage journey around historic Sacramento.