Solano Lake Park Day Use Access
Solano Lake Park Day Use Access
Lake Solano Park offers day-use access to Putah Creek for non-motorized boating and paddling, along with picnicking and birdwatching opportunities.
The day-use area operates seasonally with extended hours on weekends (8am-7pm peak season), and features a nature center open weekends when staff are present. Alcohol is permitted (no glass containers), and Class 1 e-bikes are allowed on park trails.
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- Bray Canyon Access
- Bureau of Reclamation Area Access
- Cold Canyon Trail Access and Parking Area
- Creekside Way Hike-in Access
- E Grant Ave Access
- Highway 128 Access and Parking Area
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