Vineyard RV Park

This is one of two RV parks in Vacaville off Midway. It is large park with many long-term residents. The staff is very friendly and helpful. Sites are decent, level and graveled, with full hook-up. Privacy and space, depends on location in park. Our neighbor didn’t have space for fifth-wheel and truck, so he parked on half-way on our picnic patio. The staff are continually working to keep the park well-maintained, including the showers, laundry room and pool. Back of the park houses a large, fenced dog run. Free morning alarm services comes by way of neighboring donkeys and peacocks.

An older park, close to anything you could need just a few miles away. The park could use some TLC, just looks like they have a limited budget to keep up with tasks, quite a few long term rv's here. Staff was nice, and everything worked. Not flashy, but not trashy either, just a basic park

This is an older park with lots of mature trees. It is a bit run down, but overall we enjoyed it more than your standard park. There are wild chickens roaming the park, which is part of the charm.

It is close to lots of shopping, but far enough away to be quiet and isolated.

A mix of permanent residents and short stays. Huge park. But fairly well kept. Restrooms were clean and WiFi worked well.

We stayed here over the weekend because my wife had a golf tournament in Fairfield on Saturday. We stayed on a weekend that turned out to be on the warmer side for the time of the year. There are numerous sites with mature trees for shade but it still was warm enough to push our AC to the max.

The site facilities, especially the restroom, showers, and pool were very clean and well maintained. Overall, the majority of the park is on the older side but a recent new section was opened which is about a 3rd of the overall part. Since that park is somewhat new, the facilities are new but shade and greenery is sparse. The older parts of the park are well shaded. There seemed to be a lot of long term campers there but there were still ample sites available.

Not bad considering the conditions, and maintenance of the facilities and the closeness to areas of the Bay Area, Sacramento and other places to visit and dine.

Our first visit, we requested a back-in in the new section (which I later understood is actually for long term stay). First thing I noted was that the direction they suggested we approach our site from was the opposite of the direction you should to angle in. This is because there is a specific direction of travel recommended. You enter the park on the north & exit on the south. This new area of the park is virtually all gravel with with a few areas of grass. Recently planted trees. Not unattractive, reminiscent of the nicest west Texas parks. (The surrounding country roads reminded us of inland coastal Alabama.) Satellite TV reception was unobstructed. This a big RV park. Different areas definitely have different environments. The opposite side of the park was more attractive, more country like. One of the things that hurts the park is that there are a very large number of long term guests (I have no problem with that) but too many of the sites show a lack of pride of ownership. Unfortunately the majority of them are along the routes used to navigate the park. During this first visit, we reserved a pull thru in a different section for a few weeks later. That turned out to be when N Cal was experiencing very heavy rains. Upon arrival we requested that we be allowed another back-in site in the new area. We were graciously accommodated. We thoroughly enjoyed our stay at Vineyard RV. The country setting so close to the Bay Area is makes this facility a solid choice east of S.F.

Overall good place. Kept nicely, people are nice, lots of amenities. You need quarters for the laundry it's not electronic. Good cell service for Verizon and AT&T. They do not have any special events or activities. Make sure you read all the rules. They will write you up for everything. Also another downside it's it's extremely expensive!! Nice location for Napa and Sacramento area.

We were looking for a campground for a week as we were moving my son from CO to Dixon, CA. This is off of I-80 about 5 minutes and 505 is only a couple of minutes the other direction. This provides easy on and off to get to bigger cities.
It is really clean, there are a lot of trees, pools, and a very impressive dog park. We will make it our go-to location when visiting our son from now on.
In speaking to some of the permanent people-there aren’t many short term spots so the weekends (esp during non covid times) will be hard to get.
There are sites less than what we spent for the week but when we compared the spots, we upgraded. The office wasn’t open to the public but on the phone, the staff was helpful and accommodating.

I've spent two months here over the past few years.
Without fail, no matter what you ask on the phone they are always so rude.
It's not dangerous, it's gravel road and often times dog poop. If I come here it's far and few in between.

We arrived midday and hooked up easily. Host was straight to the point, not overly friendly but not rude by any means. Got some laundry done (old, but clean) went to the pool TWICE, (very well kept) and the play area for littles was great. Our space backed up to a green space and small pond which had fish, lizards and crawfish! My 8 year old had a blast. Lots of long term residents but everyone we met was friendly. We would definitely stay here again.