Patwino Worrtla Kodoi Dihi Open Space Park

I like this park because it has different levels of intensity trails from easy, moderate and difficult. It's a well kept park. There were cows vibing. Oh! And I like how there's several benches along the trails where you can vibe out and appreciate the view. Also there were picnic tables available.$5 parking, good enough parking space, Restrooms available, open from 9am-5pmOnly thing I was eh about is that they don't open early enough. I wish they're open at 730 or 8 am. Overall good experience.I went in the month of January.

Special place and so grateful for all the hard work that brought this park to Solano County. The trail signs are so helpful and clear and lots of different trails to explore each visit. My first visit I did the Harmonia and Outlook trails. Good incline, challenging but not too hard, but make sure to watch your footing. Rocky and turning an ankle possible. Beautiful views. I thought the best was about halfway through Harmonia. I expected Outlook to have a better view given the name but the view was pretty obstructed. I look forward to bringing a picnic and taking my family/small kids on the all people trail that is supposed to be a smoother path. $5 to park, easy to pay with a card. Not too much shade with the table so bring a hat! Can't wait to see what it looks like when the hills are green.

Had a great time hiking around here with my family including two young kids. The signs around the park made it impossible to get lost in this area. I will definitely be coming back to check out the other trails out here.

This is a new "Open-Space" park. Not sure who the owners are, but it is apart of the "Solano Land Trust. It is open to the public. You do have to pay parking of $5.00 per car, $10.00 for bus or car and trailer. You can park on the street, but be careful of the "No Parking" signs. They have a lot of diverse trails with varying degree of difficulties. Multi use, hike, bike, and horse. Good trail signage, picnic tables and benches. Did a 6.5 mile hike of the outer east trails and only covered half of the park. Might want to wait until it cools down some more before visiting, it's very dry. My next visit will be the early spring in hopes of seeing some wildflowers.

What a treat to have this glorious place right here in Solano County. We appreciate the tremendous efforts by Solano Land Trust, along with the supporters, neighbors, county officials and all who worked to make this a protected space to enjoy. There are great places to sit, restroom facilities, easy parking, and of course, beautiful trails.