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The RV Park at the Solano County Fairgrounds
Overview
Overview
The RV Park at the Solano County Fairgrounds serves as a functional and accessible home base for travelers visiting the Vallejo area. Situated on the grounds of the historic fairgrounds, this location offers a straightforward, no-frills experience for those prioritizing convenience over resort-style luxury. It functions primarily as a reliable stopover for RV enthusiasts who need a secure place to park while exploring the Northern California coast, providing a grounded atmosphere that reflects its multipurpose community setting.
Location & Surroundings
Located in the heart of Vallejo, California, the park offers easy access to major transportation corridors, making it a prime transit point for travelers moving between the San Francisco Bay Area and the Napa Valley wine region. The surrounding neighborhood is urban and utilitarian, positioning guests close to local services and shopping centers. Because of its proximity to the interstate, it serves as a central hub for those looking to traverse the diverse landscapes of Solano County without straying too far from civilization.
Amenities & Park Features
The facility is designed for utility, offering essential infrastructure to accommodate various RV types. Guests will find full hookup sites that provide the basic necessities required for a comfortable stay, including water, sewer, and electrical connections. While the site does not feature elaborate recreational amenities like swimming pools or clubhouses, it is appreciated for its spacious layout and accessibility for larger vehicles. It is a straightforward spot where function takes precedence, ensuring a simple, hassle-free parking experience.
Nearby Attractions & Things to Do
Vallejo is home to a wealth of entertainment, most notably the nearby Six Flags Discovery Kingdom, which draws families and thrill-seekers throughout the year. The park is also just a short drive from the historic Mare Island Naval Shipyard, offering fascinating maritime history and walking tours for curious travelers. For those looking to enjoy the water, the scenic Vallejo Ferry Terminal provides a relaxing connection to downtown San Francisco, allowing guests to explore the city without the stress of towing their vehicle through urban traffic.
Who This Park Is Best For
This RV park is ideal for travelers who value strategic location and practicality. It is particularly well-suited for road trippers transiting through Northern California, families visiting regional theme parks, or professionals working on assignment in the local area. If you prefer a basecamp that provides the essential hookups needed to keep your journey moving, this site offers a dependable and uncomplicated environment that keeps you perfectly positioned for your next regional adventure.
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Reviews
Saradenene Riola
I was able to honor the past be excited about the present an introduced the future to a great time and she loved her version of the roller coaster for the first time and the train thank you for the RawHigh Express
Moriah Williams
My daughter is 4 and there was plenty of rides for her to enjoy some I had to ride on with her but had a blast!Really enjoyed the peewee stampede would recommend if you have child 3-6 to get there to enter your child in that it was awesome experience also the live stock was great to see love the animals and got to ride a sweet pony named sugar!The food isn't too expensive and employees were nice we also enjoyed the game of lore in the main building where my daughter got to take a pic with a dragon!May not have been a bunch of rides but well worth the visit we had a blast so much fun 😊 my daughter first time going to fair enjoyed it sooo much!!!
Mary Felix
Been there before for food, it is nice and well-kept, but I was checking map on how long it would take me to walk there to drop off my ballot. But chose to put in mail instead.
Linda Stowers
10-12-25 today is the last day of the Goth Show, it definitely was a good turn out and many different cool items to buy for gifts or yourself. Many people dressed up. 6-14-2024 this yr it's better and about double in size. More rides and food and items to pick from. 2023 It was sweet and small. Hardly anyone there today during the afternoon. There's more rides for smaller children than adults. Plenty of foods to pick from. For me the best part was the farm animals baby zoo petting. And the Solano County SWAT vehicle on display. I understand that they want to discontinue our fair and unfortunately I can understand why, at least today hardly anyone was there and the vendor's are very few. What happened? Vallejo has grown, Solano County has grown and our fair is getting smaller. If more people showed up to support our fair it would be a lot better. Right now there's no lines for anything. In the 60s and 70s it was a lot larger and a lot more to do.
Lou S.
Easy to get to from the south bay using MAPS, 680 north to 780 north. Another 6 miles or so north. Took the offramp and crossed back over the freeway. Then paralleled the freeway on a very uneven road to the next signal light. They had road construction going on there. Right turn and I was in the parking lot. I went there for a trade show so I only saw one of the halls, none of the other parts. Parked out front in an unmarked dirt lot. There was an unmarked driveway to the right that led to a paved lot next to this hall (note for when it rains and you don't want get your car muddy). Parking was free.