Vallejo Waterfront Park

If you want to come to the waterfront for a stroll, run, bike, walk your dog, etc. one way is 1.5 miles from the end closest to mare island all the way to the end of the dock. There are plenty of different places to park to access the waterfront, there are many parking lots and street parking. There is plenty of room to ride your bikes but if you're with children on a nice sunny Saturday it can't be pretty busy. There are also plenty of different restaurants along the walk, from Sardine Can and Zio Fraedos closer to Mare Island. Then at the ferry station, there's The Mare Island Tap room, and Panama Bay coffee. It's a pretty safe area and lots of grass space for people to have picnics and hold workout classes or play team sports like football. Sometimes there are large outdoor events in the area. If you still play Pokémon go, this used to be a major Poke stop. The Vallejo Waterfront is definitely a nice place to see the sunset and a good place to get some fresh air, you'll also see people fishing every once in a while.

The waterfront had a little festival Saturday (Oct 6, 2018), it was nice. They had a lot of activities provided by the city of Vallejo, however the staff were kids; Providing little information of the programs. They weren't knowledgeable of the services they provided.For instance, they had a little corner with gymnastics gear for the to kids BUT they couldn't tell us the levels of the classes, times, location, amounts, etc. They gave us a flyer and told us all information is on there. Anyways, the gymnastics corner wasn't the only place that had a little hiccups. Overall, my child had a wonderful time speaking with firefighters, cops, sitting on the bus, face painting, Jump house, bubble ball, baby pumpkin patch and live entertainment.Side note food was awesome! Wait, when is food NOT good at festivals? Vendors: Mexican, filipino & American. They also had a vendor and everything was fried! Oreos, asparagus, artichoke hearts, onions, or onion rings. Those are the ones I can remember. Oh yeah, who can forget.... free admission!!!

Arguably the most peace place in Vallejo!The marina is large and sites nicely on the west side of the city and stretches up alongside it until you get the Mare Island bridge (walking from this starting point to the Carquinez bridge is approx 10 miles r/t).A very lively area with a Yatcht and rowing boat storage, a walking and biking trail, and close to the vallejo ferry terminal (which includes public transport info) and bus station.They even have a few good restaurants (seafood and a brewery) worth checking out.

This was my very first time visiting the Vallejo Waterfront since I have moved here two years ago. I told my wife that I needed to get out of the apartment and get some fresh air. We drove to the Vallejo water front and had a great time. I loved the water view! The trail is a great pace walk or jogging environment. I really enjoyed seeing the fishermen and women out with their lines out waiting for fish. This might be a good place to take my grandfather out sometime. Very pet friendly environment ! I loved seeing all the different dogs enjoying a good walk. Even though this location is placed in a pretty busy area, I was too surrounded by all the nature and scenery, to even notice any extra background noise. There were even some restaurants that I have never paid attention to that were seen on the trail. The best part of that walk, was just being able to experience relaxation, fresh air, friendly people and even great scenery. I will use this trail as a workout option. The waterfront is GREAT.

Beautiful waterfront area with lots to see and explore. The day we drove through they were having a Pirate festival. It looked so cool and festive, pirate people walking through the streets. We decided to come back and checkout the waterfront later that afternoon, after a day in Napa. There are a few restaurants around and we like to explore. After our trip, we came back and walked around, stopping at the brewery. I did not really know how nice the waterfront area is in Vallejo, but want to come back to check out the area again soon.

I think Vallejo has a bad rep but our waterfront is beautiful. I think we have one of the best . Plenty of grass & it's well maintained . Many entry points for you to begin your walk . They have the new and improved ferry building plus outdoor seating so you can hang with your pup. Or sit inside & catch a cup of coffee and pastry while waiting for the ferry. They have the front room that has been there for years service is just ok, but food is good for lunch/dinner. If you walk all the way down passed the yacht club , all the way at the end you will find two more dining options Zio fredos and the sardine can . People jog , walk dogs , fly kites , hold fitness classes here etc . Give our waterfront a try .

I usually go to the waterfront during the weekends to get my daily dose of vitamin D. I park near the coffee shop/visitor area because parking is free for about 2 or 3 hours. After I park, I walk towards the farmers market, which is about a 15 to 20 minute walk away from the parking lot. After I'm done buying groceries, I go back to the waterfront area and I walk around for about one or one in a half laps. I also take breaks in between, so that I can sit down and enjoy the scenery. During special events, it's also a great place to hang out as well due to the many food trucks, games and shops that are available. It's really one of the most treasured areas in Vallejo and it's a place that I recommend for both locals and visitors to check out.

Very cool to walk or jog along with view of naval shipyard and ferry. Bicycle is another option. Plenty of parking. Two cafe inside the ferry building. Get a meal or a beer. Walk the dog. This is a quiet place to sit with a cup of coffee and just hang out with some reading. The area was clean. Just very tranquil.

This is a great place to run. If you run early in the morning all you'll see is the beauty God created, birds, other walkers and runners getting there exercise, boats on the water, a few cars on the road and people walking there dogs. As for safety, the area is pretty public and if your running your moving from place to place. Check the Vallejo events website to see what's going on the waterfront. They have many fun annual events to go to.

If you are looking for a great place to:take a walk, walk your dog,fly your kite, toss your frisbee, chase your kids, ride your bikeGrab a cup of Joe,Enjoy a waterfront mealKick it at a lively barsit in front of a fireplaceor much much more.....The Vallejo Waterfront Park has it going on.It's the home of the annual pirate festival and the Vallejo Intertribal Council Pow Wow. It's also the home of the Front Room Restaurant, the Vallejo Ferry Terminal, a Dentists offices and much more. There is tons of free parking across the street and it's within walking distance of the downtown library!