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Elk Grove Regional Park

 


Welcome! Elk Grove County Park is where recreation meets high society and culture. For the sports-minded, the park offers softball, baseball and soccer fields, as well as horseshoe and volleyball courts and a swim center. For the hungry, several group picnic areas can be reserved and offer a shady retreat for a great picnic lunch. And, for the cultured, concerts, events and meetings take place often on Strauss Island (located in the middle of Elk Grove Park Lake) and in the Pavilion. Elk Grove County Park offers places to expand the muscles, stomach and mind alike.
 

How to Get There

From Highway 99, take the Elk Grove Boulevard exit and head east. Make a right turn onto Elk Grove/Florin Road. The Park entrance is on the right, approximately ¾ mile from Elk Grove Boulevard.
 

Activities

Elk Grove County Park is a great place to play.

• Fields in the Henry Kloss Softball Complex, the Arvid Pauley (White) Diamond, the Blue, Green, Yellow, Grey, and Brown Ball fields are reserverable through Elk Grove Community Services District.

• The swim center is open during the summer and is managed by Elk Grove Community Services District.

• Large groups can reserve picnic areas. Otherwise, areas are on a first-come, first-served basis.

• At Strauss Island, music lovers can enjoy the spectacular outdoor performances of the Strauss Festival held in July. Local radio stations have had concerts on Strauss Island, ranging from jazz and swing to hip-hop and modern rock.

• The Pavilion is a popular site for weddings, meetings, and other gatherings where banquet kitchen facilities and a spacious meeting area are enhanced by a quiet park setting. Contact the Elk Grove Community Services District for reservations.
 

Hours and Fees

The park is open year-round from sunrise to sunset and there are no park entrance fees.