Address: 1046 Garrod Dr, Davis, CA 95616, USA
Phone: +15307524880
Sunday: Open 24 hours
Monday: Open 24 hours
Tuesday: Open 24 hours
Wednesday: Open 24 hours
Thursday: Open 24 hours
Friday: Open 24 hours
Saturday: Open 24 hours
Chris Bristol
Great area to relax while waiting for your dog’s appointment at UC Davis.
Erica Breitsprecher
Beautiful environment rich in plant diversity. Nature abounds. Cranes, hawks, ducks, turtles, lizards and so many more flora and fauna to experience. Bring your kids, loved one and your camera.
Hanh Pham
One of my favorite places as an easy getaway without going far. It’s peaceful, relaxing and good exercise. You can walk the entire loop. Hang out at different parts. Good for everyone! I went recently to reminisce the good times taking one of my favorite dog here. He was such a good boy who loved this place. It just adds to my memories from undergrad and now as an older adult. Definitely, one of places for a quick escape from the busy world.
Charlotte Vue
My boys enjoyed the walk watching the horses, ducks and squirrels. In case any one wants to bring food for the ducks, there is a do not feed the ducks sign along the trail.
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Yes. Have ParkMobile setup on your phone to be ready for payment.
Apparently, some are open. I haven't used them personally but someone asked yesterday and another volunteer directed them to the closest restroom.
If you drive, you'll pay for parking during the week. It's free on weekends.
Yes, but on a leash
Hi, I'm an amatuer gardener so not a UC Master Gardener. Here is the Calscape entry: https://calscape.org/Quercus-lobata-(Valley-Oak)?srchcr=sc5c2525e5a246e For a Valley Oak, I would consider where you're at. If in fire prone areas make sure you follow CalFire recommendations for spacing. Keep in mind defensible space from the house and how embers could travel in a fire situation. Otherwise I would consider spacing them so you have a little breathing room between the drip line of each oak tree at their mature size. Maybe 40 ft if you have space? According to Calscape they get up to 20 feet in 5 years, and up to 40 to 50 feet in 10 or 15 years. I haven't personally planted trees so I would ask someone at the nursery. The next plant sale at this nursery is in Spring on March 9th for members and April 6th for the broader public. https://arboretum.ucdavis.edu/plant-sales I would expect a tree to be at least $20 to $25 each for a 5 gallon plant. Larger sizes can get pricey, $50+
I would try giving them a call. I'm sure they would be happy to help you.
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