Rockville Hills Regional Park

• Jordan Gaines
  
  
  (April 13, 2019, 8:24 pm)

  Beautiful hiking. Make sure to stay on the trails. The park has a lit of poison oak

• JJ U
  
  
  (April 11, 2019, 12:17 am)

  Nice place to spend an afternoon walking. Bring your dogs, or lunch and enjoy the park.

• Austin Wollenberg
  
  
  (April 1, 2019, 2:14 am)

  A great place to mountain bike or hike! Many different types of trails here with different terrain and difficulty from fire roads to very technical. Also a beautiful piece of nature.

• Michael Van Gilst
  
  
  (February 18, 2019, 10:55 am)

  I love coming here with our dog, especially in the winter and spring. Tons of trails and beautiful scenery for dog walks, hiking, or mountain biking. I'd love for there to be an off-leash area for dogs but with all the cattle grazing I understand why that would be an issue. My only complaint is that the parking lot has conflicting instructions regarding the park pass. The tickets themselves say to keep your pass on your dash in your car but the sign at the entrance says to keep the ticket with you. We have a 6-month past that I photocopied so I can keep one with me and the other in the car.

• Kerry Brown
  
  
  (February 8, 2019, 8:26 am)

  This was the first time I had ever went on a hike. I had the time of my life!! The rangers were very helpful. The other hikers were nice and the park was so clean. There is a small fee, but it is worth it. My daughter and I even made it to the summit. You can even rent bikes to ride the trails. This is a must for visits to this area.

Rockville Hills Park - Visit Fairfield

Dogs are permitted in Rockville Hills Regional Park and require a separate entrance fee. Dogs must be on-leash at all times and must stay on the trails. You must pick-up after your dog. Trail maps are available at the park entrance. For information on Rockville Hills Regional Park, contact the park rangers at 707-428-7614.

City of Fairfield, CA - Rockville Hills Regional Park & Open ...

Chapter 12B of the Fairfield Municipal Code governs Rockville Hills Regional Park and all publicly accessible open space properties. Further Information . For information on Rockville Hills Regional Park, contact the park rangers at 707.428.7614. Links - Additional Resources on Parks, Open Spaces & Trails

Rockville Trail - Rockville Hills Regional Park | Trails.com

Rockville Trail is a hiking, trail running, walking adventure located in or near Rockville Hills Regional Park, CA. Enjoy & research Rockville Hills Regional Park, California with trail guides, topo maps, photos, reviews & GPS routes on Trails.com.

Rockville Hills Regional Park 2149 Rockville Rd, Fairfield ...

Get reviews, hours, directions, coupons and more for Rockville Hills Regional Park at 2149 Rockville Rd, Fairfield, CA. Search for other Parks in Fairfield on YP.com.

Rockville Hills Regional Park - Davis - LocalWiki

Rockville Hills Regional Park is Fairfield's little mountain bike haven. Located just out of town to the northwest, it can be accessed from either Abernathy or Green Valley Exits on I80. Rockville offers a variety of great terrain. A short climb brings you to a valley surrounded by small peaks. From here, everything you see is fair game.

Visit Rockville Hills Regional Park on your trip to Fairfield

Rockville Hills Regional Park is located in Fairfield. To visit Rockville Hills Regional Park on your holiday in Fairfield, and find out what else Fairfield has to offer, use our Fairfield visit planning website.

Rockville Hills Mountain Bike Trail Ride - Visions of the Wild

Join the City of Fairfield Public Works Department's dedicated and experienced volunteer trail guides on a tour of scenic Rockville Hills Regional Park. Mountain bikers will pass through oak woodlands and open grasslands on an invigorating 2-hour trail ride through hilly terrain on single track trails.

City of Fairfield, CA - Management Plan

Rockville Hills Regional Park Management Plan Management Plan Vision Statement. The City of Fairfield's overall vision for Rockville Hills Regional Park is to maintain a premier wilderness park rich in biological, geological, scenic, and historic elements, to be used by all citizens and visitors to Fairfield.

PDF City of Fairfield - Cordelia Fire District

The FFD and the PWD will have the primary responsibilities for the City of Fairfield's regional park and open spaces: Rolling Hills, Serpas Ranch, and Spy Glass Dover Hill. The CFPD and the PWD have the primary responsibility for Rockville Hills Regional Park. The Park Ranger, City of Fairfield Fire Battalion Chief, and the Cordelia Fire

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