Regency Community Park

Disc golf course: Very open flat 9 hole grass course in a community park. Few obstacles.
Concrete pads and nice baskets. Most labeled with hole number.
Hole number 1 is at far side of park from parking lot. I started at whole 6 which is closest to parking lot and about 200 feet past skate park.
Better parking might be near bend on Jerry Litell Way which borders park to the north.
As an intermediate player, my first time on course took me 25 minutes, and most holes were ace runs.

This is our neighborhood park so I am biased. I also have Toddlers so this may be helpful if you do too. Play structures are toddler friendly, one set for little people and the other for bigger kids. They are covered so you can play on hot sunny days and rainy days too. Warning: Wood chip ground cover so wear shoes and socks. If your kid is over 10 they have no business in the play area, the skate park is awesome for tweens. Great dog walking, running and stroller trail which leads to another little park near Regency Park Elementary. I didn’t discover for 2 years. Plenty of parking, good for parties, and of course the ball park is always crackin’ with little leaguers.

This review is only based on the disc golf course. I came here with a friend to play the course. It was very small which isnt too bad but we could not find 3 of the holes. It is set up so you start then end at the same area however we could not figure out where holes 1,2 and 8 were. There was also missing maps, missing signs, aside from the missing baskets. You could tell that it isnt kept up very well. I wont come back here to play, onto finding a better course.

This park is located in the north end of Natomas Park. It has 2 Little League fields, 2 children’s play structures, 1 small skate park, 2 soccer fields, 1 disc golf course (9 holes) and 2 dog parks. The walking trail that goes through the park is a 2 mile loop. The park is kept clean and has many picnic benches/​areas to enjoy a nice meal. This is one of the nicer parks in the Natomas Park area.

This is pretty funny. It’s a small 9 hole disc golf course in the middle of a suburban neighborhood.
Pretty much the smallest and easiest course I’ve ever seen which is cool for a quick afternoon romp or a beginner to get the idea of the game.
The start and end aren’t really clearly marked, but you walk all the way past the skate park area around the corner to hole 1.
The grass was decent, nothing to complain about, and the place was pretty deserted on a Friday around 3pm.