Centennial Park

501 Browns Valley Pkwy, Vacaville, CA 95688

Centennial Park is a beautiful, diverse park with many natural treasures. Pine Tree Creek runs through the southern boundary of the land and three tributaries that flow from Horse Creek runs across its northern border forming tiny wetlands filled with wildlife like frogs and birds in addition to vernal pools created by construction on Putah South Canal which impede drainage for this area's environment.

This park in Vacaville, California is a 365-acre park with three youth size baseball fields and one full-sized field. There are also four soccer fields operated by VYSL (Vacaville Youth Soccer League) as well as an asphalt surfaced Wiffle Ball court for roller hockey enthusiasts. The tennis courts provide enjoyment to players of all ages while the off-leash dog area provides space for both larger and smaller dogs alike. With parking available on site there's no need to fret about finding somewhere else close enough that you won't end up running out of time! Visitors can enjoy the following and more when they go to this park:

• Enjoy a peaceful environment for the entire family

• Play with your dog in the off-leash dog area

• Take on friends and experienced players at one of four tennis courts

Amenities nearby include:

• Baseball field

• Soccer Fields

• Tennis Court

• Walking and Hiking Trails

• Wiffle Ball Field

• Roller Hockey Court

The park was once a landfill, wastewater treatment facility, and irrigation ponds. The city reclaimed the land for additional parkland in 1980 before it became home to many other things such as horse stables or even railroad tracks!

Although the previous land uses such as farming and grazing decreased the number of native flora thriving naturally in this park, some have been restored. Today's visitors can enjoy a wide variety of recreational activities including biking, fishing, hiking trails with scenic views, and a softball field.

The Dog Park

Centennial Dog Park is a favorite for many residents in Vacaville, California. It's a great place to take your furry friend on the weekend or during the week because it has trails and open space for them to explore. Your pup will love sniffing around and checking out all of their fellow four-legged friends who frequent this park!

Other Park Information:

• Entrance is free

• It is an off-leash park

• It has a small dog area

• It has a large dog area

• The park is fenced

• It has drinking water for dogs

Dog owners are encouraged to keep a close check on their pets and clean up after them at all times. To access any dog park, dogs must be vaccinated and spayed or neutered.

Vacaville, California is blessed with some of the area’s most amazing, must-see parks. Here’s a list of some of our favorites:

• Andrews Park

• Peña Adobe Regional Park

• Hawkins Park

• Alamo Creek Park

• Magnolia Park

• Meadowlands Park

• Stonegate Park

• Centennial Park

All of these wonderful parks are located just a short distance from our historic location at 1669 East Monte Vista Avenue in Vacaville! Stop by for a visit anytime!