Public Works

Parks & Trails

Parks and trails are a vital part of our community. Research has proven that children and adults that live near parks and trails have better physical health and mental well-being.

• Parks support brain development in children by encouraging learning, problem solving, and social skills.
• Playing outside in natural areas help reduce symptoms of Attention Deficit Disorder (ADD).
• Parks and trails promote social health and unity by creating a sense of community.
• Parks and natural areas help the environment by reducing air pollution and greenhouse gases.
• Parks and trails have been shown to increase the value of the surrounding neighborhood homes.
• Businesses are more likely to locate in communities with an abundance of recreational opportunities.
• Local parks are essential for a healthy community to thrive!
  

Fairfield Parks ~ Come Out and Play!                                                                

• Parks
• Trails
• Parks & Recreational Facilities Improvement Projects
• Adopt-A-Park 
• Links - Additional Resources 
• Workshops and Public Meeting Information

Hours of Operations

All City parks and trails are open during daylight hours from dawn to dusk. 

Rules of Conduct

• Parks Rules of Conduct 
• Skate Park Rules of Conduct 
• Skate Node Rules of Conduct 
• Water Play Area Rules of Conduct (Mankas and Gary Falati)

Chapter 12B of the Fairfield Municipal Code govern the City parks and trails.

Facility Rental & Sports Fields Information

Planning to hold a large party at the Park? Need a space for your special event? Interested in reserving a sports field? Want more information? Contact us by email or phone at 707.428.7612.

Report Vandalism

To report park vandalism or park maintenance issues you may fill out an on-line form: Report Park Maintenance Issues or you may contact the Operations staff in the Landscape/Tree Division at 707.428.7407.  

Emergency Number - Using a Cell Phone

To contact the Fairfield Police Department to report vandalism or crime using a cell phone, please dial 707.428.7373.  The California Highway Patrol dispatch receive all 911 calls made from cell phones. 

Further Information

Contact the Park Planning Division at 707.428.7431.