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I'm glad that this place opened up on campus. I don't come here often but when I do I usually use…read moretheir computers (with printers) in their computer labs, reserve one of their conference room with a group of friends for meetings/studying, or I kill time by hanging out with a few friends before class starts. This place is very organized, bathrooms are clean, and another plus is that they have water bottle fillers which is really convenient. Another plus is that they also have a mini cafe where you can buy food like pastries, snacks, and beverages. Though this place can be a bit crowded at times, I usually find a place to sit whether its on a chair/couch or the floor. A good place to study or use their computer when you need it.

Reasons to love SCC: 1. Cleanest bathroom on campus!…read more 2.plenty of outlets to charge phones and laptops! 3.have both MAC and PC labs to study and print stuff! Secret tips 1. They have workshop rooms on second floor. So if the outside seats are full, you can go inside those rooms and study if they r available! 2. They have two patios on second floors which are nice for people to hangout and study in sunny days! 3. CCC has those really nice rotatable chairs to sit on for napping! 4.CCC has a microwave for you to heat lunch! 5. Free hot water refill at the south coho!

Cute little newer post office on the west side of town…read more Had a priority envelope to send and the lady working that afternoon was friendly and quick. Small parking lot and PO Boxes. Didn't notice if there was a self serve kiosk at this location. Nice alternative to the bigger Woodland PO.

New small post office in the west side of town. Just opened a few months ago to replace the one…read morethat closed on Main Street. It's so clean, nice, and new inside! This office has limited hours since the main Post Office is still located on Court Street.

This amazing library is conveniently located by the Woodland Farmer's market! Live playing as we…read morewalked up the stairs! Our little family stopped by Saturday morning. I was impressed by their children's area!! Gorgeous story mural, fun pirate theme with a life size mermaid and pirate! Lot of books and a big indoor play area!! Our toddler had a blast in their play kitchen with other kids, putting together age-appropriate puzzles, playing with transparent tiles, stuffies, dinosaurs and more! They have great summer reading challenges for kids! For example 1,000 books before Kindergarten. Your child places a spaceship on the library wall to track their progress and earns prizes along the way! if we were residents, we would sign up! I would definitely recommend stopping by and checking out this popular library! Your kids will thank you and the staff are really sweet and welcoming! SYOY! :-)

This is such a cool library! I had never been before but popped by to check it out on a weekday…read moreafternoon. The library is absolutely gorgeous and is a historic building that has a large green lawn out front and a parking lot out back. It's deceptively large and very welcoming. The staff are super friendly and happy to help!

Yes, it is really called Dead Cat Alley! But don't worry, they really aren't dead cats, they're…read morejust sculptures. This is really a fun place to walk in the wonderful city of Woodland. Keep in mind that the cat sculptures are pretty high atop the buildings, so you might have trouble seeing some of them. There are several historical plaques in the area describing some of the features of this area. There is a lot of history in the town of Woodland, and this is just one of the many places to visit. There are some wonderful restaurants and even a brewery along dead cat alley. My favorite is blue note Brewing.

Super cute little alley. Clean and well kept. The navigator…read morefor some reason had trouble in finding it. Recommended

The City of Davis and I have had quite a history in a chunk of my adult working life. I never lived…read moreor went to school here. I worked here from 2011 to 2015. It was different then in both the good and bad of it. At the time, I didn't like Davis.. and I really hated the commute from Sac those 4 years. It was more bicycle friendly- so moving around to shop or eat, or go to a park for a lunch time walk was a lot more of a breeze. It even had a sign on Richards Blvd off I-80 going into town about Davis being the bicycle capital of the world (I'm paraphrasing, but, something to that effect) Road Traffic in Davis was minimal. It was always a fun place to grab some food. I will always give David credit for the variety of restaurants here! Fast forward to 2023...I absolutely adore Davis! I drop in from time to time to eat or stop by Trader Joe's for pure nostalgia. LOL. I remember getting around most of Davis pretty well without GPS. Absolutely hate the road traffic! There's cars EVERYWHERE!! Funny how time changes things. LOL.

My kids come for the university and I come here for the food and farmers market!…read more Davis is a welcoming college town! Don't have any kids in college? Doesn't matter, there are plenty of things to do - parks, farmers markets, trendy restaurants, and shops! Always something to do!