Pena Adobe/ Lagoon Valley Park

Pena Adobe/Lagoon Valley Park

4681 Pena Adobe Rd.
Vacaville, California 95696
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This 470-acre park on Pena Adobe Road just off of Interstate 80 between Vacaville and Fairfield includes the historic Pena Adobe home, barbecue areas, horseshoe pits, multi-purpose field, bike trails, a small pond, excellent hiking, Lagoon Valley Lake for fishing and non-motorized boating. The trek around the lake is about 2.5 miles.

The park also features a 30,000 square foot fenced, off-leash dog park complete with shade, water and trash receptacles. Parking fee applies. 

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Parks for pups and their people
Maya and her crew that follows. Photo by Dave Kendrick.
Maya and her crew that follows. Photo by Dave Kendrick.
After a day spent shopping (don’t miss Sweet Pea’s Pet Boutique!), hiking in places like Rockville Hills Regional Park, or sipping your way through wine country highlights, unwind back in Vacaville. Close to town, some great dog parks let you take in the scenery while dogs stretch their legs. Lagoon Valley Dog Park presents 30,000 square feet of fenced-in fun, complete with benches, tables, water stations and safe, tail-waggin’ adventures. more »
Stay and play in Vacaville
Maya & Parents at Lagoon Valley Park.
Maya & Parents at Lagoon Valley Park.
Sure, you could drive home after a day of hiking or just romping with your dog the fabulous, 3,000-acre fenced canine playground at Lagoon Valley/Pena Adobe Park or the newer Centennial Park. But you could also put paws to pillow a comfy spot like Vacaville’s centrally located Hyatt Place or Residence Inn by Marriott. They’re among nine dog-friendly lodgings in this valley town just minutes away from open-space preserves, wineries and other attractions. more »
Pumpkins Patches and Wine, Oh My!
Wineries, Pumpkins and Vacaville, Oh My!
Wineries, Pumpkins and Vacaville, Oh My!
There’s no time better than October to visit the Suisun Valley between Davis and Vacaville in Solano County. Not only are the vineyards ablaze; pumpkin patches, farm stands and other agricultural points of interest are in full swing. (Don’t miss Larry’s Produce, a vast produce enterprise with adjacent pumpkin patch.) 

The valley is just a ridge away from the famous Napa Valley, and its wines share many characteristics native to the shared climate. Suisun bills itself as “rustic wine country” and prides itself on providing friendly welcomes to visitors with dogs on the other end of the leash. more »
Take A Stroll Through History
Lagoon Valley/Peña Adobe Regional Park <br/> Photo Credit: @itskalinotcali
Lagoon Valley/Peña Adobe Regional Park
Photo Credit: @itskalinotcali
Don’t you love it when you stumble upon something great that you never knew about before? That’s the feeling that takes over upon entering Lagoon Valley/Peña Adobe Regional Park, a 470-acre preserve just off Interstate 80 between Vacaville and Fairfield. more »
Bark When You Discover Vacaville
Pena Adobe Dog Park
Lucky at Pena Adobe Park. Photo Credit: Greg Frucci (CC)
Don’t you love it when you stumble across something great that you never knew about before? That’s the feeling that takes over upon entering Lagoon Valley Park, 470 acres of open space just off Interstate 80 between Vacaville and Fairfield. The park includes the historic Pena Adobe, oldest structure in Solano County; plus picnic areas and a hiking trail that will take you and your leashed friend 2.5 miles around the namesake lake. There’s also a fenced, off-leash dog park. Another prize find for DogTrekkers is Rockville Hills Regional Park more »
Meet Jaxon Levi, Visit Vacaville’s
New Director of Barketing
Jaxon, Visit Vacaville's Director of Barketing
Jaxon Levi, Vacaville' Director of Barketing
Carrying on the tradition of Visit Vacaville’s Director of Barketing and serving as a mascot for all things dog-friendly is Vacaville’s most famous pup, Jaxon Levi. more »
Vroom Over To Vacaville
Jaxon, Vacaville's Director of Barketing
Jaxon Levi, Vacaville's Director of Barketing
Sometimes the places in our own back yard are the least explored. And for many Northern Californians, Vacaville, a familiar name on Interstate 80, is one of them. Get off the highway, and you’ll find affordable, pet-friendly lodging (seven hotels and two RV parks) and plenty of ways to play. more »
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