Nice and quiet neighborhood. Lots of grass! The trees are a plus. I took out one star because there…read moreis no bathroom. Overall great park.

Has 2 playgrounds 1 little and 1 big…read morelittle and big kid swings near school with open playground I recommend this to anybody who has children going to Oakbrook Elementary School or people from anywhere. Your child will love this park! P.S. No water fountain P.S.S. Bring your own water

"Giant Lava Rocks--but no Lava, hardly any Volcanoes."…read more Hearing about all the lava rocks here, I just had to check it out. If there's lava rocks, there must be lava. And if there's lava, there must be volcanoes, right? This area is part of the Vacaville Open Space. The main (and only) destination is Drake's Point, which is the highest point in this vicinity. There's not a lot to see up there--just some big antennas and a crummy shed. There are several video cameras at Drake's Point. I'm pretty sure they're watching for lava flow. I was tempted to misbehave for the cameras, but I restrained myself. It would be so embarrassing to get arrested while on a hike. Anyway, you have 2 ways to see Drake's Point. There is a rocky, steep trail or a windy, easy, boring road. I took the steep way on the way up, and the gradual method on the way down. What's odd is that you have to hop a gate to access either trail. I'm pretty sure that's because of dangerous lava flow. I wore my lava-resistant Oboz hiking boots, so I was safe. The entire time I only saw one other person on my hike. There is a good reason for this--no one comes here! I'm pretty sure the other hiker was a volcanologist. It might be obvious, but keep in mind there are no restroom facilities or drinking water anywhere. So it was a disappointing hike. I just couldn't find those volcanoes. I'm pretty sure they're still up there. If you find them, could you post some photos?

This is a little hidden gem right behind the town of downtown Vacaville. The huge lava rocks are…read moretruly a sight to see. When I originally decided to visit this trail I ended up near the police station in Vacaville. After looking at the comments I realize the wrong it is actually located on Woodcrest Dr. right before Wrentham Dr. The trail is marked by a yellow gate which allows fire access for vehicles. Follow this path up and you will come to another gate on your right hand side there is a large water trough on the inside of this gate which can be used as a land-marker ( super helpful) ! Once you enter at this gate you can decide from here where you want to go. If you continue following the fire access trail you are eventually reached the top which overlooks the city of Vacaville. Its a beautiful hidden gem, totally worth my time! Definitely a good stop to bring a blanket and have a nice picnic lunch away from the busy community park

What was once a worthwhile club appears to be in clear decline. From my direct experience, the…read morewarning signs are hard to ignore: management turnover, frustrated employees, and ownership that no longer seems willing to invest in the club's future. Prospective buyers should look closely before committing. The fleet is now made up of aging boats, roughly 4-6 years old, and the wear is evident. Inventory has reportedly been reduced from 9 boats to 5, including only 2 surf boats, while pricing remains unchanged. At the same time, members are being asked to move to an "unlimited bookings" model that still limits usage to no more than 3 bookings per month!!! Last season alone, boats experienced issues ranging from failed ballast pumps and broken amps to damaged railings and inconsistent availability. Yet despite reduced inventory, aging equipment, and declining service levels, ownership appears intent on maintaining the same pricing without meaningful reinvestment. Anyone considering joining should do their homework, verify the facts independently, and speak with former members. Membership has reportedly fallen from 42 to 17 and continues to trend downward. That kind of decline does not happen without reason.

The service at this place is amazing, from the person checking you in at the top parking lot, to…read moregetting you squared away down at the gas dock. Instructions were provided concisely in an easy to understand format for new drivers. We rented a Chaparral for 4 hours on Labor Day and it couldn't have gone smoother. The boat was in excellent condition and everyone had a great time. Gas came out to about $57, keeping in mind we had 5 adults, lots of food, and towed a tube during our rental period. Definitely recommend Berryessa Water Sports and will see them again soon!

Join us on our journey to Green Valley Falls. Being the City of Vallejo's water supply, the creek…read moreand two waterfalls are closed to the public. If you want to check it out, you can sign up online for a guided tour, which only happens one or two times a year. We didn't feel like waiting, so we found our own way in... https://youtu.be/WFKupoHZrs0

Nice camp. Camp Hostess is awesome. Unfortunately the state Park rangers r lazy and well, just…read morelazy. Unbelievably loud music? They drive right by the offenders. Adjacent camp blocking access to our ADA site? Ranger doesn't care but is super hostile about parking to unload our gear, because we couldn't access the site. Visited two weeks prior to our stay. Weeds in camp were knee high. When we returned they were waist high. ZERO camp maintenance. No cleaning prior. No taking the dirt for trash. The only ranger action I witnessed was rangers standing around laughing it up. Also. The phone to the stations has been "full on f Messages" for at least 3 weeks.

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.

Always love this hike!!! Beautiful park and scenery. Love to see the cows and people riding their…read morehorses along the trail.

Only go in winter. No shade & no water. You got to write your own parking pass. Bring a checkbook &…read morewrite a check. If it's an event, arrive there early to ask the host if your handwritten ticket is valid & displayed properly. Be prepared for unmarked trails Go as soon as they open. If you do you might see good views & avoid the heat

'Happened to be in the area, was driving by, and decided to make an impromptu stop to walk "The…read morePack." (HAPA Boy & Trixie) Photo - http://www.yelp.com/biz_photos/north-orchard-park-vacaville?select=e8UsFzIIlCtE0Xo1Xwb7LA#dVIrK6DRq1BKe98JYy-rgw North Orchard Park is located @ the corner of N Orchard Av & Crestview Dr. It's a nice sized park, lots of trees, a "big kid" playground, tennis courts, a multi-purpose field, and "Tot Lot," kiddy playground just across the street. Photo - http://www.yelp.com/biz_photos/north-orchard-park-vacaville?select=e8UsFzIIlCtE0Xo1Xwb7LA#ptYy68lUq39Su3d39s-eMg I was surprised to see so many people out walking their dogs. The park has two dog "Poop Bag" stations, which I was happy to see. Photo - http://www.yelp.com/biz_photos/north-orchard-park-vacaville?select=e8UsFzIIlCtE0Xo1Xwb7LA#Hz8b_x8fqfSIl2a1HTaoDw My experience with the local parks has been hit & miss when it comes to poop bags, mostly miss. I've found that most cities that have bags available for the pubic to use, the less mess there is... 'Usually. (One of the stations was completely empty.) So, on that note, why all the dog sh*t @ this park? The city did its part, poop bags for everyone! So what gives people?! It's a dog, he eats & craps, and you're the owner, you feed him & pick up his "gifts," simple. Don't you clean up after your pet @ home?... Oh no, wait! You bring him here so you don't have to, you f*ktard! Gotta tell ya', people want to have pets but don't want to take care of them. That includes vet visits, feeding, training, exercising, and yes, picking up their sh*t. Having a dog is like having a small child but with a shorter life expectancy... 'And if things aren't working out you can always put'em down. (Unfortunately, you can't do the same with kids.) I'm kidding, you can, you just have to come up with a good, "They ran away," story coupled with a strong alibi. (I'm sorry, I digress.) When I saw all the dog crap throughout the park, it was disappointing... I've seen less sh*t @ a dog park. WTF?! The city gives you a decent park to walk, play, take the kids to, walk the dog... 'And people just seem to not appreciate the fact. Ingrates. There were a few parents with their small kids @ the playground and a handful of kids playing in the tennis courts... 'Riding around on their skateboards. The Park - 6.5 acre park includes two picnic tables, eight benches, a playground and tot lot, a backstop, four tennis courts, a half-court basketball court, two bicycle racks, a multi-purpose field, and jogging and bike trails. Source: City of Vacaville Website Overall, an "Okay" park. I really like how they have a complete, separate "Tot Lot," for the wee small, rug rats just across the way. Tot Lot - http://www.yelp.com/biz_photos/north-orchard-park-vacaville?select=e8UsFzIIlCtE0Xo1Xwb7LA#sgVn5O_hQm7GB0SV9URbxw As the sun was setting, I noticed that the park had quite a few lampposts along the pathways. However, I'm unsure how well they lit the park come evening. The grass was spotty in some areas, it could use some work & strong maintenance. If some people were offended @ this write up, good! - "Your'e probably the same bunch of the twits who leaves their dog's sh*ts!" - Big Aloha! Food: n/a Ambiance: 2 (All the dog sh*t) Service: 3 Value: 4

Recently (2024?) renovated dog park in Vacaville!…read more Of the 3-4 dog parks in town this is probably objectively the nicest. It has the most shade and best views (of the lagoon). The renovation included finally a separated area for small dogs. The fence itself is still a little low (around 4'). The ground cover is still bark. They have working water fountains and poop bags. I wouldn't go out of my way to come here though. When I've been it hasn't been too busy (mornings). The closest parking requires payment. Or you can park at the Butcher Road entrance and walk in. It's a perfect water break stop for if you're hiking Pena Adobe with your dog.

I love this spot. So peaceful. Tons of scenic walking/hiking picnic areas during non covid-19…read moretimes. Now its a great spot to exercise and enjoy some fresh air. If you haven't checked this place out , stop by and enjoy this spot! Be safe during these coronavirus times.