Al Patch Park

Al Patch Park is a public community park located in Vacaville, California. Spanning approximately 33.65 acres, this park serves as both a community and neighborhood recreational area. The park is named after Al Patch, a California Corrections officer who served at the correctional medical facility adjacent to the park.

The park features a variety of sports facilities, making it an ideal location for active recreation and organized sports. It includes a well-maintained 8-lane rubberized track surrounding a lighted football field, which is frequently used for track and field events. The park also boasts three lighted softball fields, providing ample space for baseball and softball enthusiasts.

Al Patch Park is designed to cater to diverse recreational needs. It includes areas for field events such as discus, shot put, long jump, triple jump, pole vault, and high jump. The park's expansive grounds and various routes make it suitable for walkers and runners of all fitness levels.

While primarily focused on sports facilities, the park also offers some amenities for general public use. There are restroom facilities and a concession stand available for visitors. The park provides free parking, making it easily accessible to the community.

Al Patch Park serves as a hub for community sports activities and events. It hosts tournaments throughout the year, including soccer games on Saturday mornings and flag football on Tuesday nights. The park's facilities are also utilized by local schools and sports organizations for training and competitions.