Quality/Quantity - As a "kid," this was the city to be in because they were one of the first to…read morehave "Outlet malls." Still a good place to visit, but again, nothing beats the Livermore Outlet mall. Other things to do in Vacaville, not in any order: Also one of the first Costcos. Nut Tree Plaza, Nut Tree Park, etc; across the street from the outlet malls. Lagoon Valley/Pena Adobe Regional Park. Nearby attractions/cities. Fairfield - Jelly Belly Factory, Travis Air Force base, etc. See my City of Fairfield Yelp review. Vallejo - Six Flags; WAIT, how do I not have a City of Vallejo review?!?! I have been spending the last 6 months in this city. Adding to my list to review. Sacramento is 35 miles away. San Francisco is 55 miles away. Atmosphere - Other than shopping and taking a break from my road trips, I do not see much of a need to visit this city. The city was founded in 1851 and is named after Juan Manuel Vaca. Population of 102k (2020 census). 30 sq miles, 0.23 of which is water. Top employers: Kaiser. Amazon. Genentech. Service - N/A. Price - Outlet shopping prices, so reasonable. Owner Comment - Congrats on your success since 1892.

Went to Merriment on Main tonight, and it was fabulous! Well over a 1000 people, with the kids,…read moreSanta Claus, Mrs. Claus, the Grinch...etc! So much fun, a great atmosphere, all the local businesses got involved. Lots of free cookies, drinks, refreshments, little stuffies for the kids. Loads of live music, the Air Force band who were amazing, the Crossroads local church brought their choir to sing, the Vacaville Drumline! There were animals for the children, bunnies, piglets, chickens, sheep, and a donkey...the crowd were enthusiastic, and when the tree was " LIT UP" everyone cheered and you could seriously feel the comraderie! If you have never been, I recommend you put it on your list for next year. Such a family friendly event, and it really WAS A LOT of fu...

Lots of details about this interesting corner of the Bay Area provided by our guide Dan G. He was a…read morewealth of information, pretty funny and as a local was able to share a lot of perspective on the islands changes. Great day trip and I wish we had more time to poke around.

Wonderful tour led by Jim. History + nature! A great morning spent on the island…read more For people who are looking to visit the Naval Museum on the island, it is no longer open, but this tour is operative and you get to see the naval chapel and walk around the area. I was originally looking for information about the museum and arrived at this page: https://www.mihpf.org/tours. I hope this will help you find their tour options and dates! All digitalized, no fuss. And it turns out I was the only who signed up for today's tour, and they did not cancel on me because of that. I really really appreciated it. One last thing, the money you spend on the tour goes into helping this foundation : ) Yay!

Nice, clean, quiet outdoor square with businesses adjacent on both sides. There's a place to sit…read morefor reflection. Events are held here regularly.

There weren't any events going on here today but it's still a pretty area. I can see how a festival…read moreor farmer's market would fit into this space. Open patio, several tables, lots of shade trees and a pretty canvas awning. Plenty of street parking on Main Street and around the library on Town Square Place. I didn't spend too much time here though as there's really not much going on today. [Review 17574 overall - 370 in California - 1092 of 2022.]

Place is old and dumpy, needs some money pumped into it and inmate workers that aren't all broken…read moreand claim medical ailments all the time. Staff if great, but inmate population sucks.

This place is the greatest place to visit in america.just glorious.to see this prison resort is a…read moreplace to behold.beautifly landscaped and the scenery beats yosemite.being an inmate here I could only imagine.pack up the family and forget disneyland.make cmf vacaville your vacation.

Bill was extremely helpful we had a blast can't wait for another. F1 sim was by far our fav at…read moreLaguna seca

Christina & all the staff at Ulatis community center were beyond helpful. There great customer…read moreservice & prompt response were very much appreciated as we looked for a venue.

Went to this location was very unprofessional, Shaira Navarro she has bad customer service was not…read morehelpful at all. When I came the one the greeted us was Kristopher J Dean he also had bad service was awkward and not inviting at all. Did not receive the information that I hoped or expected.

Ssgt dean is the best recruiter, I first met him in October and I'm now finishing bmt. He made…read morethings very simple and I was able to ship out exactly when I wanted and didn't have to wait at all.

Best experience ever! I had 8 relatives from Japan come to visit my mother who is in Memory Care…read more Valley Vacay was responsive and bent over backwards to accommodate us. From picking us up at the airport, to driving us all over the Silicon Valley and San Francisco, the service was amazing. Edward, the owner, was our driver on the longest day 6:30am to 11pm, and he kept the group happy and met their every request--even a visit to Home Depot!? I cannot rave enough about Valley Vacay's services.

Edward is amazing and couldn't more highly recommend valley limo…read more We had a trip from SF to Sonoma for the day and the crew was on time, helpful, and so easy to work with. The car was new, had Bluetooth for music, and they had no problem getting to our favorite spots, even if they were off the beaten path. Will be booking again soon :)

This review is for FRIENDS OF VACAVILLE LIBRARY (FOVL) operating the WORDS OF WONDER (WOW)…read moreBOOKSTORE located inside this Vacaville Cultural Center Library. The WOW bookstore is open several days per week. It sells donated, used books, CDs, etc., and it is staffed by volunteers. I signed up to volunteer, and was really excited to learn more about donating time to the Book Store and its Board of Directors, as discussed with Volunteer Coordinator Michelle. However my experience when attending the group orientation onsite was met with prejudice and discrimination by Director Cathy. When I arrived for orientation the library staff at the Information Desk directed me to the bookstore located inside and to the right. However the bookstore door was locked. I could see the lights were on and someone was inside so I tapped lightly on the door. Cathy unlocked the door slightly, and looked at me sternly. We were face to face - less than 1 foot apart. I introduced myself, advised I was referred by Michelle, and was there for Volunteer Orientation. Another new volunteer walked up behind me, and said she "was here for the same thing." This volunteer remained about 2 feet behind me. Cathy smiled at her, opened the door wider, reached around and behind me, and shook the other volunteer's hand. Then while looking solely at the other volunteer Cathy told us where to find Michelle and the others (at a table 100 feet away). It was obvious Cathy didn't want to acknowledge, touch or speak with me. The other volunteer was not a woman of color. I am. And since I was clean, well groomed, and well dressed, I can only assume Cathy's indifference and lack of respect was because of a prejudice against women of color. At the very least she didn't feel I deserved the same basic courtesies she extended to the new volunteer standing behind me. Her actions said she didn't value me or my contributions. Shocked by Cathy's overt act of racism I managed to move towards and even participate in the orientation. Alhough I couldn't stop thinking about the way I had been treated. I did tour the bookstore briefly after the group session, at Michelle's urgence. She was excited that I had experience working on and with Boards, and wanted me to meet Cathy. I try to look for the good in people so I decided to give Cathy another chance. However after Michelle introduced us Cathy still didn't give me the greeting she had given my counterpart earlier. No hand shake, no greeting, no smile - just demanded, "tell me (her) about your work history" - with a snarl and superior demeanor. I stopped her interrogation-type inquiry and extended my hand stating I would like to "formally introduce myself." She shook it reluctantly. Still no pleasantries. There was no mistaking that she was speaking with me because Michelle told her someone was interested in volunteering in the bookstore and on the Board of Directors but when she saw it was me she couldn't hide her prejudice, again. I left there knowing I could not volunteer my time or services to an organization whose director looked down upon people and treated them differently because of the color of their skin. I provided feedback to Michelle, and reminded her we are a diverse nation, and expertise and contributions come in all colors. And told her that based on my experience I could not and would not be donating my time or services to FOVL WOW. As long as the Cathy's are in charge here African American or others of color won't be treated with the same dignity and respect. So that's a big no for me.

I used to come here to study often and now I am bringing my toddler here to play. I love the…read moreremodel it's perfect for kids to enjoy time at the library. My toddler was running around the kid section and being a little loud and no one said anything they just allowed us to play and enjoy the space. They also have coloring tables for kids, an assortment of books and computers with kids learning games. There's a nice outdoor area too. We will be coming more often

Peña Adobe Regional Park is a solid little escape when you want nature without doing the absolute…read moremost. Trails, disc golf, fishing, BBQ spots, bathrooms--it's all here--and somehow it still stays pretty quiet unless an event rolls in. It can get windy, and if you drift too close to the freeway trail, say goodbye to your peaceful moment... stick to the hills if you want the good stuff. Also, I've never personally been attacked by mosquitoes here, which feels like a glitch in the system, but I'm not questioning it. Free parking, easy layout, and enough shade to not melt. And yes, we absolutely went because it's literally our last name... felt like a family obligation. Like oh, there's a park with our name on it? Guess we own it now. Don't ask me about maintenance though. Fun fact: the park is named after Juan Felipe Peña, who built the adobe home on-site in 1842--one of the oldest surviving structures around, from when California was still under Mexican rule. It's still there, just casually outlasting everything.

This park is awesome!…read more There are clean bathrooms, picnic areas, flora and fauna, and natural shade.

I have to give Brendon Vacaville a big Kudo ! I lost my…read morewallet with many credit cards license and lots of cash. I used my locating card to find it. When I drove back to the theater the next day expecting to find my empty wallet in a trash can, customer service had it behind the counter. I was very pleased to see they have honest people working for them. It gives me a little bit more faith in human beings.. thank you Brenden Theaters!!!!

I've been visiting Brenden Theatres in Vacaville for years. I tend to visit and see a movie at…read moreleast once a month lately. That being said, this weekend I went twice to see the new Spider-Man and The Odyssey. The theater was very busy but it was staffed well. The parking lot is very big and handled the busy weekend traffic. I was in two different theaters, one had updated seats and the other had the older red recliners. Both were fairly comfortable. I heard people mentioning that on the new recliners they miss the tray table that was on the old ones. I agree. I noticed the staff regularly checked in during the movies. Not interrupting. The sound is always good and I had no other issues. The bathrooms were very busy and I believe this caused them to be abnormally dirty on my visits. Usually this is not the case.