Things To Do
in Vacaville

A popular recreational area that offers several trails with stunning lake views and opportunities for swimming and fishing.

A scenic trail that runs along Alamo Creek, ideal for hiking, biking, and enjoying natural surroundings.

Located about an hour's drive from Vacaville, this park features breathtaking vistas and a variety of hiking trails.

Offers hiking paths with a chance to see local wildlife and enjoy the natural beauty of the creek.

A pleasant trail that follows the Napa River, perfect for a relaxed hike alongside scenic views.

A local favorite featuring numerous trails with varying difficulty levels and beautiful landscapes.

The primary airport serving Sacramento, California, located approximately 20 miles from Vacaville. It offers flights to various domestic and some international destinations.

One of the largest and busiest airports in the United States, located about 50 miles from Vacaville. It provides a wide range of international flights.

Located approximately 60 miles from Vacaville, this airport serves the San Francisco Bay Area and offers numerous domestic and international flights.

A smaller airport located around 30 miles from Vacaville, it primarily serves general aviation but can offer a few commercial flights to regional destinations.

Located roughly 85 miles from Vacaville, this airport serves as another option for international and domestic flights, mainly for the southern Bay Area region.

Caucasian individuals constitute the largest demographic group in Vacaville.

This group represents a significant portion of the population, reflecting cultural diversity.

The African American community contributes to the overall demographic composition of Vacaville.

Inclusive of various Asian ethnicities, this group adds to the multicultural fabric of the city.

Individuals identifying with multiple racial groups reflect the city’s diversity.

This smaller demographic group has historical ties to the region.

Though a minor segment, Pacific Islanders contribute to the cultural diversity in Vacaville.

A fast-paced game played on a rectangular court where two teams score points by shooting a ball through the opposing team's hoop.

A team sport played on a field, where players aim to score goals by getting a ball into the opposing net using any part of their body except their hands and arms.

A bat-and-ball game played between two teams, where players take turns batting and fielding to score runs.

A variant of baseball played with a larger ball on a smaller field, popular among youth leagues and recreational players.

A contact team sport that involves advancing a ball down a field into the opponent's end zone to score points.

A team sport in which two teams are separated by a net, and points are scored by hitting a ball over the net to the ground on the opponent's side.

A racquet sport that can be played individually or in pairs, where players hit a ball over a net into the opposing court.

An individual or team sport that involves racing in water, which can take place in pools or open water.

An athletic event that encompasses running, jumping, and throwing disciplines, often held in a stadium.

An individual sport where players use clubs to hit a ball into a series of holes on a course in the least number of strokes.