It's a park. And in my opinion, the best one in Dixon TONS…read moreof mature shade trees. Endless walking paths. Basketball court. Lots of picnic tables. Lots of shaded benches. A BIG BBQ area I believe is available to reserve. And to top it off, 2 or 3 old school concrete and steel BBQ grills. TONS of room and tons of shade. This is Dixon's premiere public park

Very nice neighborhood park in Dixon. There is a parking lot with ample space and parking along the…read morestreet. They have a pavilion you can reserve as well.

This is a big beautiful park with lots of recreational activities for the whole family!read more

This is a beautiful large park with plenty to do! On the weekends there is always something going…read moreon here. Ive been to a couple of parties in the large bbq area which is great for renting out for your event. There is a public pool, tennis courts, soccer fields, baseball fields, a skateboard area, and a dog park. Im lucky enough to live just a short walk away, so I often take my two dogs walking over there for a good hour or two. In the middle of the day on a week day it is beautiful and quiet. Its great to have such a nice park so close to home!

This park is super spacious and perfect for a long walk, clearing your head, or pretending you're…read morein your "romantic main character reconnecting with nature" era. There's plenty of room to roam, and it's honestly such a peaceful spot to just exist outside for a while. Now... the only downside is the public restroom situation. The lack of doors is a bold architectural choice -- very "trust fall with society." As a woman, it's a little... unsettling. And the inside? Let's just say it gave strong Silent Hill vibes. Not quite the immersive nature experience I was looking for. That said, the park itself is beautiful and totally worth visiting. Just maybe handle your restroom business before you arrive -- or be prepared for a survival horror side quest.

We had a lovely afternoon walk after lunch on a beautiful 80°F day. The small shaded parking lot…read moreled us to a peaceful pond filled with the sounds of loud bullfrogs--a fun surprise! The trails were clean and scenic, with towering trees that made us feel like we were in Tahoe. We spotted some lifelike animal statues along the way and enjoyed a relaxing 2-mile loop past playgrounds and open fields. The fresh air and serene surroundings made it perfect for biking or just clearing your mind. Highly recommend this spot for a refreshing outdoor escape!

This park is very cute. We really appreciated the multiple bathrooms with their own sink, baby…read morechanging tables that were a good size to change an older kid, and large enough to maneuver a wheelchair inside. Not much shade around the play structures but the covered picnic table fixtures were well kept and had a trash and recycling bin. It's also nice to have a bike track in the gated park.

I think this is a great park. It has a lot of equipment, stalls for gatherings and bathrooms. Has a…read morepaved loop for kids to ride bikes/scooters and a small grass are. I'd recommend bringing plenty of water though, water fountains are out of service.

I recently found out about this place from a friend's Instagram story when they went. So I made…read moresure to plan a hike here for when I had time. I was able to come here in the middle of the week around noon. The GPS made this place easy to find. There is plenty of parking here at pena adobe park and lagoon valley park. The hike is located at lagoon valley park, so don't mix those up. You do have to pay $5 for parking, and the machine kiosk was broken when I went, but you can still pay through the park mobile app, which is what I did. The hike is listed as moderate, but felt borderline difficult to me (maybe I'm just out of shape). There is a lot of up hill when you first start, and because there wasn't a lot of shade combined with me going on the hottest day of the week (low 80 degrees), it did make it feel more difficult. After I parked, I was a bit confused on where to go so had to ask someone finishing up their hike for the direction. I was instructed to go up the main trail past the gate for the main trail to the lighthouse at the top. There are lots of trails here, but the one to the top of the hill is the most popular, and probably the most difficult). Once you park in the lot by the lake/pond, you cross the road to the grassy side and follow that trail to the gate that keeps the cows inside. There is another easier hike/walk your can take around the lake/pond, which is mostly flat. The views on this hike are great. Despite it being a little warmer, the breeze helped a lot. I liked the views and made it to the top after about 1 and a half hours. In total, it took me about 2 hours to finish the hike. And that's with a 20 minute break halfway going uphill. Going downhill is a lot faster. I'll be back for one of the other trails and how to bring family and friends to join.

This place is great right now late January. I think it's probably hot as heck in the summer. My…read morekids and I went for a walk around the lagoon, it took us about 50 minutes. Nice walk on a dry day. Would be super muddy in the rain. Seems like a place that's only good during a particular weather/season. Parking is $5+. Lots of picnic tables, some bathrooms and a playground available. We'll probably be back if we find ourselves in the area.

WOW! Honestly one of the best parks I have been to. Basketball courts, fields and play structure…read morefor just about all ages. I took my one year old and he had so much fun! The park is very well maintained and very clean. They also have bathrooms which is an awesome amenity. We definitely will be back with my five year old also!

I've been here a handful of times with family and friends. It's a nice place to walk around and…read moreenjoy quaint restaurants, like Preserve, Buckhorn, and other local businesses. It has a old town charm.

This is an old baseball field that was converted into a dog park. We went on a warm afternoon and…read morethere were no other dog families around. There's water, poop bags, an agility course, and a hose for fresh water. Oh, and there is also a human and pet water fountain outside. Overall it was a very clean place with plenty of dirt and grass for the pooch to run around in. There is also limited shade. A structure that was an Eagle Scout project and a handful of trees that are young but will mature and provide much more shade in the coming years. If we're in the area again we will definitely visit again.

Great place for all walks of life down to the squalls just love the large area to roam and the…read moredesign of all activity to do

Pleasant walk with my dog. Especially now that schools are starting later and later in the day…read more (Or is it summer?) It's a big playground with an extension to another school. And a park. Might have been an accident in planning.

Fond memories of this scenic walk as it was one of our family's places to escape during the Covid…read moreshut-down. We visited the Arboretum more recently, and it was just as serene and beautiful as we remembered. From the Davis Commons, there is an entrance to the trail which follows a small creek to the UC Davis campus. The beginning is paved, so you can even push your baby along in a stroller. Along the way are plants and flowers of different varieties, small bridges, a grove of towering trees, and mallard duck couples obviously bonded for life! There is plenty of shade, benches, and spots to rest, but the full loop is about 3.5 miles, which would also make for a phenomenal run with Mother Nature.

Spent my Saturday afternoon here. It was a bit windy & cloudy but there was some sun off and on. It…read morewas so nice to just be outdoors. People were out walking, jogging, enjoying a picnic, reading, etc. parking was a challenge but I parked in the parking structure nearby the Mondavi center. Beautiful views and loved how busy this place was as everyone came out to enjoy the view & some sun.