From Mare Island to the mouth of the Petaluma River is home to the San Pablo Bay National Wildlife Refuge. This is a hotbed for many species, including several migratory birds. Activities include fishing, hiking, wildlife viewing, and hunting. Trailheads are located in several areas on the south side of Hwy-37, and at the end of Azuar Dr and A st on Mare Island.

Located to the east of Lake Solano County Park, the Putah Creek Wildlife area offers fishing, hiking, wildlife viewing, birdwatching, and hunting. Click here to learn more at the California Fish and Wildlife’s website.

Located north of Vacaville along Putah Creek, this park is known for its shaded picnic areas, boat and canoe launching opportunities, and wild peacocks.

Benicia’s waterfront is the downtown center of town where you can visit the shoreline of the Carquinez Strait, walk down the Promenade, and even go to the Beach. Learn more at https://visitbenicia.org/waterfront/

Located between Benecia and Vallejo. Benicia State Park offers a local getaway that favors nature walks, shoreline scenery, and great views of the nearby landscapes.

Located just west of Fairfield near Solano Community College

Located near the estuaries south of Suisun City

You can visit Lagoon Valley/Pena Adobe just outside of Vacaville on I-80

This is located South of Dixon near “the bend” on Highway 113

A Printed Guide to follow the best parks within Solano County

Found between Vallejo and Fairfield