Parks - Fairfield
Community Parks
Community parks serve a much larger area--up to two miles in diameter. These facilities have all the amenities of a neighborhood park plus the benefits of specialized sports area for baseball, soccer, basketball, tennis, horseshoes, swimming, skating, reserveable group picnic area, public restrooms, and off-street parking. (Not all these amenities are available at every community park.) Click on community parks at the right for more information.
• Allan Witt Park – West Texas/5th Street
• Lee Bell Park – Union Avenue/Travis Boulevard
• Laurel Creek Park – Cement Hill/Peppertree Drive
Creeks
• Laurel Creek
• Ledgewood Creek – Magellan/Beck
Neighborhood Parks
Neighborhood parks provide an easily accessible place for family outings, sports and the rejuvenation of the spirit. These parks are usually within walking distance from home and include play apparatus, benches, sport courts and picnic areas. Parking is generally street side and restroom facilities do not exist.
• Civic & Community Center – Webster/Kentucky Street
• Dover Park – Flamingo/Travis Boulevard
• Hillview Park – Atlantic Avenue/Marigold
• Mankas Park – Owens/Mankas
• Meadow Glen Park – Hill Glen Drive/Parkview Terrace
• Ridgeview Park – Silver Creek Road/Oakbrook Drive
• Rolling Hills Park – Hilborn Road/Glenwood Drive
• Sunrise Park – Camrose Avenue/Marigold
• Tabor Park – E. Tabor/Blossom
• Tolenas Park – Tolenas/Catlin Street
• Veterans Memorial Park – Fairfield Avenue/btwn. Tabor & Pacific)
• Vintage Green Valley Park – Mangels/Vintage Valley Road
• Woodcreek Park – Woodcreek/Astoria
Pocket Parks
Pocket parks also play a vital role in a largely urban community. These small facilities can provide an important respite and provide a quiet green space to unwind or walk with your child or pet. These parks have a small play and seating area. Click on pocket parks on the right for more information.
• Kentucky Street Tot Lot – Kentucky/btwn. 4th/5th Street
• Utah Street Tot Lot – Hayes/Utah Street
Open Space
• Spy Glass Open Space – Rustle Court/Waterman Boulevard
• Serpas Ranch Open Space – Hilborn/Sanctuary
• Rolling Hills Open Space – Fieldrest Avenue/Crownridge Court
• Dover Hill Open Space – Dover Avenue/Paradise Valley Drive
• Dunnell Aviary Open Space – Hilborn Road
Regional Parks
• Rockville Hills Regional Park – Rockville Road 5 miles out
Rockville Hills Regional Park, Trails, and the Open Spaces of Dover Hill, Rolling Hills, Serpas Ranch and Spy Glass properties also contribute to the recreational and cultural experience our residents enjoy.
These facilities provide a transition from the urban city core to the rich history of what our community used to look like and how it shaped the way it looks today. These areas host a variety of flora and fauna and offer spectacular views of our community.
For more information on Rockville Park or any of the City's open space properties, please contact the Park Rangers' at 707-428-7614.
Trails
• Fairfield Linear Park Trail
Links
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• http://www.fairfieldsportscenter
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