Regional Parks

About the Dry Creek Parkway

The Dry Creek Parkway provides boundless recreational opportunities for its surrounding communities including a golf course, horse trails, picnic facilities, fishing, soccer fields, and hiking trails. You can find the 6-mile Dry Creek Corridor in the northern part of Sacramento County, just below the Sacramento/Placer County line.

• Preserving the Dry Creek Parkway meets the County's policy of protecting floodplains from development and adding to open spaces.
• Dry Creek Parkway is considered a "developing park site." There are existing pedestrian and equestrian trails and public lands, but no formal trails.
  

Resources

Special Events & Group Activities

Reservations 

Dry Creek Parkway Map

Planning

• Dry Creek Parkway Master Plan – For more information about the 6-mile Dry Creek Corridor in the northern part of Sacramento County, just below the Sacramento/Placer County line, view the Parkway Master Plan. 
• Dry Creek Ranch Master Plan - For more information about the Dry Creek Ranch and historical ranch house, view the Dry Creek Ranch Master Plan

How to Get There

The 6-mile Dry Creek Corridor in the northern part of Sacramento County, just below the Sacramento/Placer County line.

Access points are at Gibson Ranch or other existing public park district sites.

View Dry Creek Parkway Map

Properties Within the Parkway

Dry Creek Ranch House 

Gibson Ranch​ Regional Park

Cherry Island Go​lf Course

Cherry Islan​d Sports Complex​

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