Dixon grabs RV travelers with its Dixon May Fair, California's second-oldest county fair since 1887. One standout park, Dixon May Fair Campground, delivers dump stations, pet-friendly sites, and sewer, water hookups at $36-$40 per night. Camp here to launch into Solano County's farms, reservoirs, and river adventures.
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Dixon pulses with agricultural roots and small-town charm. The Dixon May Fair fills the May Fairgrounds each May with carnival rides, rodeos, and blue-ribbon pies. Families picnic at Tremont Park by the creek, anglers cast lines at Dixon Reservoir, and drivers zip ten minutes to Lake Solano for boating and birdwatching.
Dixon May Fair Campground suits fair chasers, pet owners, and quick-stay explorers probing Sacramento Valley spots. Pets bound freely across sites. Sewer hookups, water hookups, and a dump station simplify setups. Nightly rates hit $36-$40, ideal for basing near Vacaville outlets or Sacramento's buzz.
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Dixon earns renown for the Dixon May Fair, California's second-oldest annual county fair since 1887. Crowds swarm the May Fairgrounds for rides, livestock judging, and live music every May. This event anchors the town's agricultural heritage amid tomato fields and almond orchards near the Sacramento River.
Yes, pets find welcome at Dixon May Fair Campground, Dixon's only directory-listed park. Bring your furry friends to roam the sites freely. This pet-friendly policy pairs with sewer hookups, water, and dump station for hassle-free camping near local reservoirs.