Rockville Hills Regional Park

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Rockville Hills Regional Park

The park is 633 beautiful acres of grasslands and oak woodlands, with a dense mixed broadleaf forest. The rich, biological and diverse habitats provide shelter to a variety of wildlife that make the park their home.

Hours of Operation

Rockville Hills Regional Park is open year-round from sunrise to sunset.

Entrance Fee - Purchase of Pass

Passes can be purchased at the main entrance on Rockville Road. You must have a valid pass and your personal identification with you, all times, while you are visiting the Park. Park Rangers have the authority to issue citations to visitors without a valid pass and ID. All fees collected are used to support the management of Rockville Hills Regional Park.

Entrance Fee Cost - Fees
Seniors are 50+ years old and residents are considered to live within the City limits

Leave Only Footprints...

With the Park's popularity comes the responsibility of treating the land in a way that minimizes the impact to it. For your enjoyment, the stewardship of our environment and the safety of all, please cooperate with the following common sense guidelines so that we ensure the pristine beauty for future generations:

Deposit all trash in receptacles
Stay on authorized trails
Authorized campfires or barbecues only
Dogs must be leashed and cleaned up after
Helmets required for all bicyclists
Pedestrians have right of way
Supervised trail construction only

Directions

Rockville Hills Regional Park
2149 Rockville Rd
Fairfield, CA 94534

Driving Directions

To the Park's main entrance on Rockville Road.

Directions from Eastbound 80

Take the Abernathy Road exit and head west. At the roundabout, turn left to Rockville Road. Continuing on Rockville Road through the intersection of Suisun Valley. The Park is located about 3/4 of a mile on the left-hand side. Look for a chain link enclosed parking lot.

Directions from Westbound 80

Take the Rockville Road exit and continue straight through the signal light onto Oliver Road. Proceed to the next signal light turn right onto Rockville Road. Continue down Rockville Road. At the turnabout proceed straight on Rockville Road and go through the intersection of Suisun Valley. The Park is located about 3/4 of a mile on the left-hand side. Look for a chain link enclosed parking lot.

Public Transportation

Transit & Trails offers online public transportation planning to get to the Emerald Bay Drive entrance of the Park from the Bay Area!

General Information

Camping

Camping is limited to the group camp areas. Contact the Park Ranger for more information.

Dogs

Dogs are permitted in Rockville Hills Regional Park and require a separate entrance fee. Dogs must be on a leash at all times and must stay on the trails. You must pick-up after your dog.

Red Flag Closures

The Fairfield Fire and Public Works Departments, in conjunction with Cordelia Fire Protection District, have developed a Red Flag Closure policy for Rockville Hills Regional Park.

Rockville Hills Park will be closed during severe weather conditions to help reduce both the risk of wildfire during fire season and damage to trails from rain during the winter and spring months. The policy was implemented to help preserve these natural lands and to protect those who enjoy them.

To check for current Red Flag closure information, visit the City of Fairfield's main page or Press Releases. Any person in the park during Red Flag Closures will be cited by the Park Rangers.

Rules and Regulations

The following are not permitted in the park (Chapter 12B City Municipal Code):

Hunting, firearms, archery equipment, and slingshots
Motorized vehicles
Removal or collection of artifacts, plants, rocks, or wildlife from the park
Swimming and/or wading
Horses
Smoking