Blue Rock Springs Park

Blue Rock Springs Park is a 29-acre historical site located along Columbus Parkway in Vallejo, California. The park is managed by the Greater Vallejo Recreation District and is open from 8 a.m. until sunset, 365 days a year.

The park features large picnic areas, playgrounds, and a hiking trail that leads to Sulphur Springs Mountain, offering spectacular views of Vallejo and the Napa River. One of the park's notable features is a small lake with an island that is home to ducks and peacocks.

Blue Rock Springs Park is part of the Bay Area Ridge Trail, a collection of more than 340 miles of trails that will eventually expand to 550 miles and connect over 75 parks and open spaces around the entire San Francisco Bay. This connection creates a protected greenbelt corridor for hiking, habitat, and wildlife.

The park is a popular destination for various outdoor activities and family gatherings. It provides ample space for recreation and relaxation, with open turf play areas and children's play equipment. The park's natural beauty and historical significance make it an important site in Vallejo.

During periods of high visitation, particularly on weekends and holidays between April and October, visitors may experience long lines to enter the park. The park frequently reaches capacity and may temporarily close, with closures lasting several hours.