Vacaville lures RV campers with massive shopping at Vacaville Premium Outlets and family thrills at Nut Tree Family Park. Six parks in our directory put you minutes from these draws plus Lake Solano's waters. Base your rig here to snag deals, picnic by Ulatis Creek, and launch day trips to wine country.
Vacaville buzzes with retail frenzy at Vacaville Premium Outlets, California's sprawling center boasting 150 stores from Coach to Nike. Nut Tree Family Park delights kids with train rides, trampolines, and biplane history near the airport. Peña Adobe Historical Park reveals 1840s ranch life, while Lake Solano State Recreation Area tempts with fishing and boating just north on Pleasants Valley Road.
Vineyard RV Park fits wine enthusiasts and extended stays; expect WiFi, showers, 50-amp hookups, and a dump station from $55 nightly. Midway RV Park draws budget travelers and pet owners starting at $42 per night, with WiFi, showers, 50-amp power, and pet allowances. Lee's Mobile Home & RV Park offers a serene, residential feel for locals at heart, close to everyday Vacaville spots like shopping on Merchant Street.
Vacaville stands out for Vacaville Premium Outlets, one of California's biggest shopping hubs with 150 stores. Nut Tree Family Park adds kid-friendly rides and aviation exhibits. Outdoors beckon at Lake Solano and Peña Adobe Park, blending retail escapes with regional history and recreation just off I-80.
Vineyard RV Park, Midway RV Park, and Lee's Mobile Home & RV Park top our directory of six local options. Vineyard offers WiFi, showers, 50-amp, and dump station from $55/night near Pleasants Valley. Midway provides pet-friendly sites with similar amenities from $42, hugging Highway 12 east of town.
Yes, Midway RV Park explicitly allows pets alongside WiFi, showers, and 50-amp hookups from $42/night. Check individual policies at other parks like Vineyard or Lee's, as pet rules vary. Most sites sit near pet-walking trails along Ulatis Creek for easy outings.
