This feels like my private fishing spot. I bring my babies here in a wagon all the time. They do…read morehave an access ramp down to the creek which does need some maintenance from the start of it from the parking lot. I would like to see yolo county pave down some paths down to the creek to make it more stroller wheelchair accessible since they have rocky paths

This is a nice open park area next to the creek. It is a mild flat walk to the creek. There is…read moreplenty of parking for cars and RVs and it's free. There are some scattered picnic tables. There are restrooms, but I did not go in. So I don't know the condition of them. I personally just avoid all public park/rest stop restrooms at all cost. Like all public areas, I advise hiking with a group and keep personal safety in mind. It's pretty remote. There is no ranger type person or security on duty here.

Take a stroll along a paved path beside the west pond! Lots to see, hear, and smell! The pond and…read morewell kept gardens invite adults and children as well as various birds, squirrels, bees, butterflies, etc. to come enjoy a small piece of nature in the neighborhood. There are also benches for sitting, look out points, and well kept dirt paths that branch off from the paved path. If you have a few minutes or an hour to spare, this is an excellent walk to take.

Man-made oversized puddle near Mrak Hall that makes UC Davis look like a lush area. Kind of an…read moreoasis within walking distance of the quad, even though it's at the edge of instructional campus. This used to be where Picnic Day would conclude for those who lasted long enough. Bands from each college in the parade would end up here and play in to the evening. It went away for a bit but now it's back? (https://picnicday.ucdavis.edu/events/2023-picnic-day-battle-bands) It can be a nice play to get away from folks and sit next to a body of water. A small, small body of water, but still...can be relaxing. Pick the correct day and you can park it on some green grass.

Nice campground. It was March, so it was green and too cold at night, so no mosquitoes. There is…read moresome traffic noise from across the creek, but I didnt find it bothersome. (Hwy128?) I was in site 27 which was longer than it looked on the map or in the photos. I could see the creek from there. I'm not sure there is a bad site there...some had more shade, depends what you like. There are levels...I don't think you can see the water from the upper campsites, but more sun and partially sunny sites up there When alerted to a broken and stuck branch that could have been a problem, the rangers had it taken care of within half an hour or so. Staff was friendly and drove through regularly. The peacocks were fun... fearless, too, so we got a good look at those gorgeous birds. Quail, woodpeckers, a variety of birds. A great place for naps.

We had a work event at the park and the Lake Solano County Park staff were incredibly supporting…read moreand organized. They helped us with getting about 40 people into boats and on the water in a super efficient way and were so helpful in making sure everyone was safe and comfortable. We also used the nature center and everyone was so helpful and accommodating. Very fun spot to hang out!

Andrews Park Loop Trail is a 0.5 mile trail running through down town Vacaville. Much of the trail…read moreruns along Ulatis Creek in Andrews Park. The trail does get busy at times during lunch and evening walkers but on average is a moderately trafficked trail. The trail is open year round. Pets are allowed with leashes. Unfortunately I wasn't able to walk the whole trail due to construction in the park. There are steep steps leading down to the trail. Just a note, trail is not hadicap accessible. Will return at a later date to update my review. Enjoy !

Gteat place to meet my bestie halfway between our two cities. Lovely park, clean bathrooms. A few…read morelost souls were wandering around homeless, but that seems to be the norm these days. Subtracted one star b/c for some unknown reason the lower trail is blocked off with steel slabs. It does have a brilliant playground, but we had no ankle biters with us this day! Note: be mindful of NOT leaving ANYTHING in your car to entice the "unlawful" to break into your car. And as always is a good rule, don't stow your treasures in your trunk JUST as you are leaving your parked car. ALWAYS stow items PRIOR to parking b/c the "watchers" can access trunks from breaking in. From a former crime writer I give you this valuable tip. You are welcome! Go and enjoy the outdoors wisely.

This large fenced in off leash park maintained by the county is great for romping. The ground…read morecover is natural which is lush and beautiful in the spring but choke full of foxtails during early summer. Half of it was closed off for foxtail mitigation earlier this year. Beware of potholes in the field away from the perimeter walking path. There is a porta potty for humans. The gravel parking area was recently enlarged. There are cans for pet waste but no water is available. It is several miles outside of town and much less crowded than Toad Hollow off leash park.

We had a guest dog visiting us along with his humans. We were impressed with the massive size of…read morethe off-leash dog area as well as the on-leash trail through the grasslands. The off-leash area has oak trees to provide shade. I think our friend Vince F. (who unfortunately passed away a few years ago) was instrumental in planting the oaks. It looks like people donate gallon containers of water for the dogs as there were many available at both entrances to the area. There is no running water and the only toilet facility is an outhouse. The dirt trail through the grasslands has benches and informational signage. We were there on a Friday morning and it was pretty quiet. There were only three other dogs and our guest was a bit shy and didn't interact with them. If we have other doggy guests we'll be taking them to Grasslands to romp.

Good trail. Gravel path so mountain bikes would have been better. Beautiful views and places to…read morestop and rest.

Absolutely breath taking. From the warm sand between your toes to the cold water on your legs…read more Very peaceful...loving it

No signage lead to a 20 min walk to nowhere in triple digit heat. Horrible experience will not come…read moreback.