Not much to this place. You enter, you purchase your ticket to San Franciso and tell the person if…read moreit one way or round trip. Then you go get in line. Be sure to be on time or you will get left at the dock, literally. Left. This review is for the transit building next to Mare Island, to purchase ferry tickets to go the city. Other bad reviews were other circumstances about transit methods in the area and ticket issues. Just to be clear. Was the young man who sold me my tickets exuberantly friendly? No, but was the ferry on time? Yes! Was there a bar on the ferry which I could purchase a mimosa from? Hell Yes, so all was good in my travel day to the city. And of course, there is a bathroom in the building in case you need to use it before leaving the station. Also, ther is a plethora of brochures for activities in the area if you are interested. A coffee shop selling drinks is also inside. Cheers and happy traveling and Yelping.

Great for traveling to the city the fee was about the same as bridge fare. And you don't have to…read moredrive. Yes you may need a cab to get where you want to go but it's part of the adventure.

Large shopping center. Typical chain stuff not very interesting…read more Habit burger, Home Depot sort of stuff. Near the highway if you are driving on the 80. Large parking lot. Very spread out.

I walked around here while waiting for my husband to make his $3 purchase at Marshalls, the best…read moreone evah!!! It was nice and I'd come here again. The Ross was a Ross and I went to a sporting goods store that was OK. But it had nice, hilly terrain and I got a pretty good workout during my wait. Parking was easy but the best thing is that they have an Ike's so my husband and I can grab a Sando on our way back home and grub. They also have a few other stores that have closed locations near us, so I think that I'll come by to see the Marshalls (see my review), Ross, Ikes, Best Buy, DSW and more.

Last year at the same time we'd be having cars doing donuts in my neighborhood. Not this year. I'm…read morenot sure how they're accomplishing this, but the amount of noise in South Vallejo the last six months has really gone down. Still plenty of problems but I have to recognize accomplishments when they are made. Maybe now I can get service when calling 911.

These people suck and they if theres an accident they will not come help and if you call them and…read moreask them a question their gonna be lazy and not give you what you want and keep transferring you to a different person, they act stupid I don't not recommend this police station. they are lazy and don't do their job and give you a bad tone. 1000% do not come to them for an emergency!

We love coming to this library The go-to spot for all the…read morebest books for this mini Matilda!

I gone to the library to use the restroom due to the stores in the shopping center being locked up…read more Going inside Springstowne Library I thought it was the only library in Vallejo bu there is another one located a block away from Georgia Street. Why am I giving Springstowne a five star rating? The lirbarians were kind of me for answering my questions plus they were nice to give me two free COVID-19 Test to take home with me. I don't have a library card with them but they were nice to me for answering my questions. I will say that this library is small but at least they have computers to use. Parking can be rough to find since you have to find street parking near the library or just walk from the shopping center.

The absolute worst. CID management is terrible, the complex in general is terrible, and it's…read moreunsafe. Two people have been murdered on the complex within a one-year span. The pool? What pool -- it's always chained up, although I do see them open it for select people at times. Unfortunately, I wasn't one of the select tenants. They ignore requests -- including requests regarding harassment and threats. They ignore ongoing and serious safety issues that were never addressed, including mailboxes being repeatedly broken into and mail being stolen. Vehicles are frequently broken into and stolen as well; my own car was stolen while I was living here. They also ignore major safety hazards, such as large cinder blocks obstructing walkways and creating serious safety risks. They ignore basic maintenance requests, like faulty gate key replacements. They don't return voicemails... or maybe just certain residents' voicemails. CID/HOA acts disgustingly discriminatory and blatantly shows preference to tenants the onsite maintenance man is friendly with. If they don't like you, they will find absolutely any reason -- and make up reasons -- to fine you. In my case, for example, I had and still have video proof of my downstairs neighbor calling me a "wetback Mexican b***." She said she didn't like that I had more than one child and didn't want us to walk around upstairs. She told me she was a correctional officer for 25 years and knows how to deal with "my kind of people." She demanded that we not walk or move around during the day because she's retired and stays up late, so she sleeps during the day. She banged on the ceiling in the middle of the night for over a year to purposely wake me. Because she's friendly with the HOA/CID management, they then began to also discriminate against me and started fining my landlord $250-$500 a month for all types of random things. I tried to provide them video evidence of this racist neighbor admitting on video that she knows we're quiet, but she doesn't like me because she knows how "my people" are and is going to make sure I get evicted. On that same video, she says that CID/HOA is aware but they are going to take her side -- and they did. It's been fine after fine for lie after lie. At a board meeting, they even demanded that my landlord evict me or face a $500 penalty for every month I remain living here. I left voicemails for them over the course of a year advising them of the racial slurs and that I have video proof -- never got a call back. My landlord tried to bring it up at the board hearing, but they muted him and disconnected him from the Zoom call, and what do you know -- fined him another $500 for "not attending." A tree fell on both my car and my neighbor's car. CID management provided insurance information for damages to my neighbor's vehicle, but they ignored all of my requests. We both rent. There is no legitimate reason my neighbor should have received insurance information while I received nothing. This is another clear example of unfair and discriminatory treatment. CID is very unprofessional, very discriminatory, and absolutely ridiculous. I have retained legal counsel for these issues and for an injury I sustained as a result of their failure to properly maintain the grounds. I underwent surgery and may now have permanent loss of function in my hand. This place has been an absolute nightmare. It's depressing, honestly. I will be moving soon, but I would not recommend living here -- especially if you are Hispanic. I truly believe they do not like us, and that is heartbreaking. I was born and raised here in Vallejo. I am not an immigrant, but this treatment is wrong regardless of citizenship status. Vallejo has always been my home, and what I've loved most about it is its diversity -- yet this complex is full of hate from both residents and CID/HOA. I am shocked and disgusted. It is NOT OK to have to endure racial slurs, constant harassment, and discrimination for over a year -- from another tenant and from the management company itself. Shame on them.

DO NOT MOVE HERE!!! These apartments are infested with roaches, they also have an odor that stays…read moreyear round. You will see roaches even if you clean. Susie has wrote a false review of the complex. The complex is not clean and trash lingers around everywhere. Not to mention Susie is a complete B**** you ask her one simple question and she's goes off like you're a child. I would never recommend this apartment to anyone they need to close these apartments and fix their roach problem. Also they are linked to a housing program DO NOT MAKE SUSIE AND KEN YOUR LANDLORD I just moved out after a year please listen and learn from my mistake.

Access to more people. The island is kind of wasting away. The city of Vallejo should sell the…read moreisland because they can't afford to maintain it. You have all these streets that were put up and no houses. The historical buildings are nothing more than rat and bat nests.

January 2019: A new year - a new beginning - but some things remain the same. We went for our new…read moreyear walk - this time around the trails at San Pablo Hiking Trail. Located on the western side of Mare Island, this is a perfect trail for someone who prefers to take things easy. The 4-mile long level trail makes for an easy walk. As one strolls along the trail - one earns incredible views of Mt. Tamalpais, Mt. Diablo, the East Bay Hills, the Carquinez Strait, Napa Valley, and San Pablo Bay. Along the trail is a seasonal wetland filled with local shorebirds and waterfowl. There are pictured-signboards to guide you and explain some of the animals and plants in the area. I enjoy walking this trail because it's in my own back yard - plus, no dogs and bicycles are allowed. It makes walking easier because we don't to fear what we might step on.

wonderful little & cozy library that EVERYONE should check out. the intimate setting is perfect for…read morelittle kids. they have public computers, local news, game nights, story time, audiobooks (i'm pretty sure?) and so much more. check it out!

The Crockett Library is celebrating its 100 birthday this year. It has been in this former Bank of…read morePinole building for many years. This very small library seems warm and comfortable to me. It reminds me of the small library in Oakland that I went I was young enough to participate in summer reading programs and give book reports to Miss Alice. There are two computers, some chairs, and tables. And of course books. A sign on the window says they have story reading for tots. I like to check out with a librarian, and not be pushed in to using the self-checkout, not for any reason other than I enjoy the interaction. Both times I've been here the librarians have been friendly. I am sure that the kids think they are great and will remember them years from now, just like I remember Miss Alice. Why is a 5 star library when it is so small? It's is warm and inviting. It takes me back in time when a trip to the library was a big deal.