4699 Peña Adobe Rd, Vacaville, CA 95687
You'll find the Pena Adobe & Lagoon Valley Park just off of I-80 in Vacaville. The park is an excellent stop on any Northern California road trip, with 470 acres for hiking and biking through pristine natural areas and sweeping views from hillsides to Lagoon Lake! Fishing or boating without a motor is both permitted at this beautiful location that's also home to archery ranges, disc golf courses (all 18 holes!), and big dog parks perfect for playing fetch or games like Frisbee catch.
Lagoon Valley Park
Lagoon Valley Park is a great place for families with children of all ages. This park has many facilities and features that make it ideal for family outings. Visitors will find picnic areas, playgrounds, tennis courts, horseshoes pits, as well as the Lagoon Lake in which boats can be rented to explore the lake. A visit to this park is sure to be a memorable experience!
Lagoon Valley offers:
The 306-acre beautiful park is the perfect place for relaxing outdoors and enjoying nature.
Lagoon Lake, a 100-acre lake set on over 300 acres of land offers non-motorized boating opportunities to enjoy outdoor activities like walking routes which lead to Hume Grove or Rotary Trail
Miles of multi-use hiking trails with public access into surrounding open space.
The 27 holes disc golf course
electric model flying field
archery range
There's also an enclosed 30 thousand square foot dog park complete with shade trees and canine drinking stations that'll make your pup feel at home too.
Lagoon Valley Park has everything you need for a great day out. Picnic tables are scattered throughout the park, and there's even an enclosed picnic shelter near the lake that can be rented by families or companies who want to have their own private get-togethers in style.
There is also plenty of space for people looking to do some sports activities like walkathons or cross country races - Lagoon Valley Park provides bathrooms too! It doesn't matter if it's summertime on Memorial Day weekend, winter on New Year’s Eve, autumn during Thanksgiving week—Lagoon Valley Parks will provide all kinds of fun things no matter what season it may be outside!
It's a beautiful day to go visit Lagoon Valley Park! Parking is only $5 and if you buy an annual pass, it'll only cost you $50. Plus there are two credit card accepting terminals at the entrance so your cash will always be good for these days of fun in the sun.
Pena Adobe Regional Park
This 400-acre park is steeped in history, and it still holds the county's oldest structure. Some of the early inhabitants in Solano County lived there! Built over 160 years ago, this historic site tells a story that spans generations while offering something for everyone to enjoy: from hiking trails at foot level up to panoramic ridge top views; picnic tables and BBQ pits surrounded by grassy open spaces; or even an old fashioned museum onsite. With so much variety available year-round - including miles of scenic walking paths perfect for taking your dog along with you during any season - there are plenty more reasons why Pena Adobe Regional Park offers such incredible value all year long!
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Vacaville, California is blessed with some of the state’s most amazing, must-see landmarks. Here’s a list of some of our favorites:
Nut Tree
Vacaville Premium Outlets
Morningsun Herb Farm
Brazelton Ranch
Vacaville Museum
Vacaville Town Hall
Cool Patch Pumpkins
Vezer Family Vineyard
All of these wonderful landmarks are located just a short distance from our historic location at 1669 East Monte Vista Avenue in Vacaville! Stop by for a visit anytime!