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Recent upgrades to McKinley Park in Sacramento include an improved multi-use field, jogging paths, restrooms, shade structures, and barbecue pits.

Located in the McKinley Park community area, adjacent to Brighton Park and Back of the Yards, McKinley Park totals 71.75 acres and features a gymnasium, a gymnastics center, an auditorium and a club room.

Located in the McKinley Park community area, adjacent to Brighton Park and Back of the Yards, McKinley Park totals 71.75 acres and features a gymnasium, a gymnastics center, an auditorium and a club room.

Recent upgrades to McKinley Park in Sacramento include an improved multi-use field, jogging paths, restrooms, shade structures, and barbecue pits.

Reservations are made through Friends of East Sacramento: Phone (916) 452-8011, or email Friendsofeastsac@aol.com. Additional information can also be found at .friendsofeastsac.org.

Recent upgrades to McKinley Park in Sacramento include an improved multi-use field, jogging paths, restrooms, shade structures, and barbecue pits.

Dogs must be on a leash (no more than six feet long) at all times, except in dog runs and designated off-leash areas at the prescribed times. You must pick up after your dog and dispose of the waste in containers provided throughout the park. You must prevent your dog from chasing birds, squirrels, and other animals.

Reservations are made through Friends of East Sacramento: Phone (916) 452-8011, or email Friendsofeastsac@aol.com. Additional information can also be found at .friendsofeastsac.org.

Reservations are made through Friends of East Sacramento: Phone (916) 452-8011, or email Friendsofeastsac@aol.com. Additional information can also be found at .friendsofeastsac.org.

This park is named for William McKinley (1843-1901), twenty-fifth President of the United States.

Dogs must be on a leash (no more than six feet long) at all times, except in dog runs and designated off-leash areas at the prescribed times. You must pick up after your dog and dispose of the waste in containers provided throughout the park. You must prevent your dog from chasing birds, squirrels, and other animals.

McKinley Park has been a working-class area throughout its long history. This tradition began around 1836 when Irish workers on the Illinois & Michigan Canal took squatter's rights to small tracts of land. By the 1840s, a few farmers had purchased and drained land and sent the Irish squatters packing.

Dogs must be on a leash (no more than six feet long) at all times, except in dog runs and designated off-leash areas at the prescribed times. You must pick up after your dog and dispose of the waste in containers provided throughout the park. You must prevent your dog from chasing birds, squirrels, and other animals.

This park is named for William McKinley (1843-1901), twenty-fifth President of the United States.

The neighborhood's namesake 69-acre park abuts Chicago's boulevard system at Western and comprises the largest green space in the area.

McKinley Park has been a working-class area throughout its long history. This tradition began around 1836 when Irish workers on the Illinois & Michigan Canal took squatter's rights to small tracts of land. By the 1840s, a few farmers had purchased and drained land and sent the Irish squatters packing.

This park is named for William McKinley (1843-1901), twenty-fifth President of the United States.

The beginning of the twentieth century led, after years of complaints by residents, to the creation of a park, which was named for President McKinley after his assassination. The 69-acre park now boasts a swimming pool and ice- skating rink. It is the area's showplace and led to the naming of the entire community.

The neighborhood's namesake 69-acre park abuts Chicago's boulevard system at Western and comprises the largest green space in the area.

090 Remaining or loitering in parks during certain hours prohibited. A. No person shall remain or loiter in any public park before sunrise or after sunset, except at lighted recreational facilities within parks as set forth by resolution pursuant to Section 12.72.

McKinley Park has been a working-class area throughout its long history. This tradition began around 1836 when Irish workers on the Illinois & Michigan Canal took squatter's rights to small tracts of land. By the 1840s, a few farmers had purchased and drained land and sent the Irish squatters packing.

The beginning of the twentieth century led, after years of complaints by residents, to the creation of a park, which was named for President McKinley after his assassination. The 69-acre park now boasts a swimming pool and ice- skating rink. It is the area's showplace and led to the naming of the entire community.

The beginning of the twentieth century led, after years of complaints by residents, to the creation of a park, which was named for President McKinley after his assassination. The park replaced Brighton Trotting Park established in 1855. The 69-acre (280,000 m2) park now boasts a swimming pool and ice-skating rink.

The neighborhood's namesake 69-acre park abuts Chicago's boulevard system at Western and comprises the largest green space in the area.

090 Remaining or loitering in parks during certain hours prohibited. A. No person shall remain or loiter in any public park before sunrise or after sunset, except at lighted recreational facilities within parks as set forth by resolution pursuant to Section 12.72.

The iconic McKinley Park has numerous sports courts, jogging and walking trails, a swimming pool, picnic areas, public art a garden and arts center, community center and a truly creative play area with equipment and jungle gyms.

The beginning of the twentieth century led, after years of complaints by residents, to the creation of a park, which was named for President McKinley after his assassination. The park replaced Brighton Trotting Park established in 1855. The 69-acre (280,000 m2) park now boasts a swimming pool and ice-skating rink.

The beginning of the twentieth century led, after years of complaints by residents, to the creation of a park, which was named for President McKinley after his assassination. The 69-acre park now boasts a swimming pool and ice- skating rink. It is the area's showplace and led to the naming of the entire community.

Modern use. As of 2021, the park is a staple in the Sacramento community. It is over 32 acres (13 ha) in size and includes basketball and tennis courts, baseball and soccer fields, and a rose garden.

The iconic McKinley Park has numerous sports courts, jogging and walking trails, a swimming pool, picnic areas, public art a garden and arts center, community center and a truly creative play area with equipment and jungle gyms.

Modern use. As of 2021, the park is a staple in the Sacramento community. It is over 32 acres (13 ha) in size and includes basketball and tennis courts, baseball and soccer fields, and a rose garden.

090 Remaining or loitering in parks during certain hours prohibited. A. No person shall remain or loiter in any public park before sunrise or after sunset, except at lighted recreational facilities within parks as set forth by resolution pursuant to Section 12.72.

The beginning of the twentieth century led, after years of complaints by residents, to the creation of a park, which was named for President McKinley after his assassination. The park replaced Brighton Trotting Park established in 1855. The 69-acre (280,000 m2) park now boasts a swimming pool and ice-skating rink.

The iconic McKinley Park has numerous sports courts, jogging and walking trails, a swimming pool, picnic areas, public art a garden and arts center, community center and a truly creative play area with equipment and jungle gyms.

Modern use. As of 2021, the park is a staple in the Sacramento community. It is over 32 acres (13 ha) in size and includes basketball and tennis courts, baseball and soccer fields, and a rose garden.