This 26 acre Soccer Park is the newest park in the city of Live Oak. This park has 3 full sized soccer fields, an area for the kids to play and a walking/running trail around the park for the whole family to enjoy.

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Located on Pennington Road between "O" and "P" Streets. This is one of the first parks in Live Oak. Many community events and family activities are held here. Basketball courts, volleyball net, baseball field, and hopscotch are a few of the regular activities that are available.

Two large play structures are open year round, Shade areas with picnic tables and BBQ facilities are for everyone to use. (City pool connected to Park)

Enjoy family fun under the many shade trees.

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Located between Musgrave Avenue and Megan Way: This Park has a large children's and tot lot play equipment, two half-court basketball courts, covered areas with picnic tables and BBQ and a large open play area.

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Located behind City Hall at the corner of Larkin and Pennington Road. This is a smaller Park with a tot play structure. Two picnic tables, drinking fountain and many benches are available.

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Located between "O" and "P" Streets. Soccer field, drinking fountain, picnic tables, benches and a play structure are all available for your use.

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The Live Oak Riverfront Park Boat Launching Facility is located at 1100 Pennington Road.

The facility was originally constructed in 1965 by the US Army Corps of Engineers. The launch ramp was 25 feet wide and 160 feet long and occasionally became unusable at lower river levels. The launch ramp provided river access to sport fisherman and recreational river users in the vicinity of the city of Live Oak.

To increase accessibility to the Feather River and complete the Riverfront Park improvements the County of Sutter applied for and received two grants totaling $1,118,000 from the State Department of Boating and Waterways to reconstruct the launching ramp. The new ramp would be two lanes, 39 feet wide, 240 feet long and include boarding floats. The two-lane ramp and the associated boarding floats would allow vessels to be launched and recovered at the same time. The much longer ramp was designed to exceed current state Department of Boating and Waterways requirements for depth at the low water level so that the river could be accessible year round.

This park is managed and maintained by the County of Sutter General Services Department.

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(Photograph by Gabby Uppal, Live Oak Senior - Class of 2013)

For more information please click on the link below:

https://www.suttercounty.org/government/county-departments/general-services/facilities-management/live-oak-park-recreation-area