Vacaville, CA Area

Interstate 80

from the Bridge at Vallejo to the Sacramento River at Sacramento

The Vacaville Area consists of Yolo and Solano Counties, CA, USA

It includes the cities of Fairfield, Dixon, Dunnigan, Travis Air Force Base, Vacaville, and Woodland, CA.

If you are headed to San Francisco from I-5 and I-505

Jump to the Interstate 505 Junction and work up the page

Interstate 80 continues west on our Oakland Area Page

Interstate 80 eastbound

The City of Vallejo – has a population of over 109,000 and an elevation of 40 feet above sea level. General Vallejo founded the city where the Napa River empties into the Carquinez Straights. The town has served as the state capital on two different occasions. You won’t want to miss the Six Flags Marine World, the Vallejo Naval and Historical Museum, and the Mares Island Naval Shipyard Historic Park.

You can get more information from the Vallejo Convention and Visitors Bureau at 495 Mare Island Way, Vallejo, CA 94590, telephone 1-800-482-5535 or 707-642-3653. Their web site is http://www.vallejochamber.com/ .

Interstate 80 Eastbound

Exit 27a – Vallejo / Maritime Academy Drive / CA 29 – There is fuel, 24 hr. food, lodging, and an RV Park at this exit.

Exit 27b – Vallejo / Magazine Street - There is fuel, 24 hr. food, lodging, and an RV Park at this exit.

Exit 28a – Lincoln Road (westbound only) – There are no facilities at this exit.

Exit 28b – Martinez & Concord via Interstate 780 - There are no facilities at this exit.

Exit 29a – Benicia Road (westbound only) – There is fuel at this exit.

Exit 29b – Central Vallejo / Georgia Street – There is fuel, food, and lodging at this exit.

Exit 30 – Solano Ave. / Springs Rd. – There is food, 24 hr. fuel, laundry, and lodging at this exit.

Exit 31 – Vallejo / Tennessee Street – There is Ice Cream, fuel, food, and lodging at this exit.

Exit 33 – Vallejo / Redwood Street – HOSPITAL – There are lots of tourist facilities here.

Exit 34 – San Rafael / Columbus Parkway / CA 37 – Six Flags Marine World and lodging at this exit.

Mile Post 35 – California State Rest Area for westbound only

Exit 36 – American Canyon Road - There are no facilities at this exit.

Exit 38 – Red Top Road – There is 24 hr. fuel and food at this exit.

Exit 39 – Napa via CA 12 / Green Valley Road - There are no facilities at this exit.

Exit 40 – Interstate 680 (from westbound only) to Martinez & Concord. There are no facilities at this exit.

Exit 41 – Suisun Valley Road – There is 24 hr. fuel, food, lodging, and RV service at this exit.

Exit 44 – Suisun City and Rio Vista via CA 12 / Abernathy Road – The Budweiser Plant and shopping are at this exit.

The City of Fairfield – has a population of over 77,000 and an elevation of 15 feet above sea level. It was founded in 1903. Travis Air Force Base is located here and has a major influence on the economy here. This is also a major agricultural area being in California’s central valley, the most productive agricultural area in the United States. The things you won’t want to miss here are the Anheuser-Busch Brewery tour at 3101 Busch Drive, The Jelly Belly Factory Tour at 2400 N Watney Way, The Scandia Family Fun Center at I-80 and the Suisun Valley Road, and the Travis Air Force Museum of vintage aircraft on Travis Air Force Base building 80. Stop at the Fairfield-Suisun Chamber of Commerce, 1111 Webster St., Fairfield, CA 94553, Telephone 707-425-4625 for more information. Their web site is http://www.ffsc-chamber.com/ .

Exit 45 – Fairfield / West Texas Street – There is food, fuel, and Lodging at this exit.

Exit 46 - Fairfield / Travis Blvd – HOSPITAL – There is food, 24 hr. fuel, and Lodging at this exit.

Exit 47 – Waterman Blvd. / Travis Air Force Base – There is food at this exit and a museum at the Base.

Exit 48 – Fairfield / N. Texas Street. – There is food, 24 hr. fuel, and lodging at this exit.

Exit 49 – Lagoon Valley Road / Cherry Glen – There are no facilities at this exit.

Exit 50 – Peria Adobe Road – There is a motel at this exit.

Exit 52 – Cherry Glen Road (westbound only) - There are no facilities at this exit.

Exit 53a – Merchant Street / Alamo Drive – There is gas, food, and lodging at this exit.

Exit 53b – Davis Street – There is gas, food, and auto repair at this exit.

Exit 54 – Mason Street / Peabody Road – There is fuel, food, lodging, and shopping at this exit.

City of Vacaville – has a population of over 70,000 and an elevation of 179 feet above sea level. The Vacaville Museum is located at 213 Buck Avenue. Open Wed thru Sun from 1 to 4:30 PM and admission is by donation.

Visit the Vacaville Chamber of Commerce at 300 Main Street, Suite A, Vacaville, CA 95688, Phone 707-448-6424 for more information. Their web site is http://www.vacavillechamber.com/ . Vacaville is the onion capital of the world and holds an annual Onion Festival with food and music each summer. You can learn about the regions history at the Vacaville Museum located in Historic Downtown Vacaville. This city also hosts many factory outlet stores.

Exit 55 – Vacaville / Monte Vista Ave. – HOSPITAL – Major tourist facility area with 24 hr. fuel.

Exit 56 – Orange Dr. – There is gas, food and lodging near the exit.

Junction with Interstate 505 – This is a short cut to Interstate 5 northbound

Exit 57 – Interstate 505 north to Interstate 5 – Visit our Interstate-505 Page for more information.

Exit 58 – Leisure Town Road – There is fuel, food, lodging, and shopping in the area.

Exit 60 – Meridian Road / Weber Road - There are no facilities at this exit.

Exit 62 – Midway Road / Lewis Road – There is an RV Park north of the exit.

Exit 63 – Dixon Road / Midway Road – There is food, 24 hr. fuel and lodging at the exit.

Exit 64 – Dixon / Pitt School Road – There is 24 hr. fuel and 24 hr. food at this exit.

Exit 66 – Dixon via CA 113 / Currey Road – There is food and fuel at this exit.

Exit 67 – Milk Farm Road (westbound only) - There are no facilities at this exit.

Exit 68 – Pedrick Road – There is fuel and LP gas at this exit.

Exit 69 – Kidwell Road - There are no facilities at this exit.

Exit 72 – Woodland and Interstate 5 via CA 113 North – HOSPITAL north of exit.

If you go to I-5 via this route then our Interstate-5 Page continues north.

City of Davis – has a population of over 46,000 and the elevation is 50 feet above sea level. The University of California, Davis is located here. UC, Davis has over 25,000 students and is a well know research university. There is a Farmers Market here year round on Saturday mornings and in the summer on Wednesday evenings when a party atmosphere takes place with music and a family fun. For more information on the area contact the Davis Chamber of Commerce, 130 G Street Suite B, Davis, CA 95616, telephone 530-756-5160.

Exit 73 – Davis / Richards Blvd – There is food, 24 hr. fuel, and lodging at this exit.

Exit 74 – Olive Street (from westbound only, no direct return to I-80) – There is RV repair at this exit.

Exit 75 – Mace Blvd – Major tourist facilities including 24 hr. fuel, 24 hr. food, and an RV center.

Exit 76 – Chiles Road – There are no facilities at this exit.

Exit 78 – West Sacraments / Enterprise Blvd – There is 24 hr. fuel, 24 hr. food, lodging, and an RV Park at this exit.

Exit 79 – Sacramento via I-80 Business / US Highway 50 - There are no facilities at this exit.

Exit 80 – Reed Ave – Food and 24 hr. fuel at this exit.

This is the end of the Interstate 80 Vacaville Area Page

Interstate 80 continues east on our Sacramento Area Page

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