
Apartments near Sutter's Landing Regional Park in Sacramento, CA (1,423 Rentals)


2016 13th St

1514 V St

1518 V St

321 W El Camino Ave

4209 V St

2349-2355 Beaumont St

301 W El Camino Ave

2328 Empress St

632 Redwood Ave

355 El Camino Ave

1430 V St

2011 Yale St

3771 Miller Way

355-375 El Camino Ave

375 El Camino Ave

5496 Carlson Dr

1910 11th St

1022 S St

2501 Hawthorne St

715 Dixieanne Ave

5676 Elvas Ave

2372 Beaumont St

Zoe Plaza Apartments

1412 V St

1122 T St

Camellia Manor

5498 Carlson Dr

Albright Village

Northview Apartments

1905 10th St

3322 Y St

2230 15th St

1118 T St

1209 U St

745 Dixieanne Ave

2116 13th St

4-plex (& Sfr)

1214 U St

Wright Court

The Palms

1917 10th St

920 S St

3325-3331 1st Ave

2335 Erickson St

2575 33rd St

3309 1st Ave

Monarch

2611 Alhambra

605 W El Camino Ave

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Your dog, who is used to living in a Sacramento apartment, will love you for taking him or her to Sutter's Landing Regional Park, where his apartment domain is far away. The park of over 163 acres has areas for both small dogs and large dogs, and plenty of parking so you don't have to walk from your Sutter's Landing apartments. But your dog, should you have one, should not be dictating where you are to go to play hand ball, basketball or bocce ball that can be played here. You are the ruler of your Sacramento apartment, and you get to decide. Additional amenities of this fine new park with the dog park just opening in May 2009 include a picnicking canopy for special events or just get togethers with your buddies from your Sutter's Landing apartments. It's nicely landscaped with plenty of green area. In addition to the ball courts, there exists here a bike trail, a hiking trail head to areas outside the park, and in the future, a connection to the well known Two Rivers Bike Trail. There's also a concession stations if you and your friends can't make it back to your Sacramento apartments after work in time to grab a bite before a competitive game. Generally clean restrooms are also available here. So whether or not you have a dog at your Sutter's Landing apartment, Sutter's Landing Regional Park is a great place to play a game of ball or take a walk.
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