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5 Things To Do In Dixon Before The Kids Go Back To School
Make new memories, spend time as a family and check out all that our community has to offer before the end of summer.
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It's hard to believe, but soon summer will be winding down. So before the kids head back to school, why not spend some time as a family enjoying all that our community has to offer?
If you're looking for a place to get started, we've rounded up five fun things to do in the Dixon area before the kids head back to school. Pro tip: Call ahead to confirm hours and access, stay hydrated, and if you're heading outdoors, bring plenty of SPF and bug spray!
1. Dixon Historical Society & Museum
Address: 125 West A Street, Dixon, CA 95620
Phone: 707-693-3044
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Get a taste of local history at the Dixon Historical Society & Museum, where engaging exhibits bring the past to life. Explore the Bracero Exhibit to learn about the significant role of migrant workers in local agriculture and uncover the story of how a misspelled sign led to the town’s current name. The museum is open Friday and Saturday from 11:00 a.m. to 2:00 p.m. with free admission (donations are welcome). Click here for more info.
2. Hall Park
Address: 450 Hall Park Dr, Mayes & South Fifth St., Dixon, CA 95620
Phone: 707-678-7000
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Spend the day at Hall Park in San Anselmo, where families can enjoy a variety of activities. Kids can swing and slide at the playground, or challenge friends to a game on the tennis courts and outdoor basketball court. The park also features Little League fields for baseball, a skateboard park and the Pat Granucci Aquatic Center for a refreshing late summer swim. Click here for more info.
3. Jepson Prairie Reserve
Address: 4845 Cook Ln, Dixon, CA 95620
Phone: 707-432-0150
At Jepson Prairie Reserve, families can venture along self-guided trails to discover fascinating wildflowers and vernal pools. After exploring, relax with a picnic under the shade of the eucalyptus trees. To protect this delicate ecosystem, visitors are asked to stay on designated paths and avoid entering restricted areas like Olcott Lake, and remember that dogs are not allowed. Click here for more info.
4. Play 4 All Park
Address: 815 Elmira Rd, Vacaville, CA 95687
Phone: 707-451-6556
Play 4 All Park in nearby Vacaville offers a fully inclusive playground designed for children of all abilities. The park boasts accessible swings, a zipline and unique features like the We-Go-Round and We-Saw, all crafted to accommodate children who use wheelchairs or walkers. Click here for more info.
5. Sky Zone Vacaville
Address: 828 Alamo Dr, Vacaville, CA 95688
Phone: 707-492-5867
Fly high at Sky Zone Vacaville, which offers a variety of exhilarating attractions for kids of all ages. The Freestyle Jump area lets kids soar through the air, while the SkyJoust and SkySlam provide high-flying fun and friendly competition. For the youngest adventurers, the Little Leapers program provides a safe, designated time for ages 6 and under to bounce, climb and explore in a secure environment with peers. Click here for more info.
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