Patwino Worrtla Kodoi Dihi Open Space Park - Fairfield, California

Thomasaurus

Beautiful park, very clean and new infrastructure. All checkpoints are easy to follow and it welcomes all skill levels. Easy trails for family's and intermediate trails for more seasoned hikers. Some trails even allow for biking and horses

Dan K.

We took Harmonia trail to Mule loop, which was a very pleasant 1.6 mile walk up and around a hill with some beautiful vistas. The oak woodland is just gorgeous, and everything was so alive! Lots of really cool geology, too. Cows and their patties are plentiful, so watch where you step! If you like Rockville Hills Park, consider coming over here!

Joey D.

Fantastic new open space park with a variety of trails ranging in length and elevation. There are new and clean picnic areas throughout the park. Amazing views of Green Valley, Suisun Valley, The Delta, and Mt Diablo out in the distance.

With the recent rains the hillsides are now bright green and seasonal streams are flowing all around the park.

Park Ranger Carol takes such great care of the area and it is always a delight whenever we’ve crossed paths. She has suggested trails, given us news on the latest wildlife sightings, and is always a wealth of information.

Tiffany F.

Beautiful new ~1,500-acre open space park with breathtaking views of Green Valley and Suisun. Especially lovely with the hills so vibrantly green from the recent rain.

The trail signs posting where you are in context of all the trails are so helpful!

Park Ranger Carol is the BEST! She is so nice, funny, helpful, and informative. She takes such great care of the park.

Perfect place for catch-up hikes with friends, refreshing solo hikes, fun weekend adventures with loved ones, and more!

Thanks to Carol and to Solano Land Trust for this wonderful local gem!

F. H.

This is a new park that just opened up. It costs $5 to park your car and $10 for trailers, a little pricey, but the parking area is really nice. There are plenty of cows just hanging out since it’s their home, but a lot of them seemed a bit scared because they're not used to hikers. Some took off running, others huffed at us, and some just stared, even though we stuck to the trails. Hopefully, they’ll get used to people over time. We felt kind of bad that the cows were uneasy, but the views were stunning. There aren’t many trees, so it’s mostly sunny, but watch out for cow poop on the path!

Jasmine W.

Equestrian picnic area and water fountain have just been upgraded! This is bring your own bucket for horse water to prevent the spread of viruses and keep everyone healthy and happy on the trail. Brand new tie rails and mou ting block.

RBM I.

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.

Scot M.

Beautiful open space park with cool walking trails and a touch of history of the indigenous people. We especially like the view of the Suisun Valley at the end of the main trail. It's only a little more than half mile walk to get to.