Best Neighborhoods for Amenities in Suisun City, CA

Victorian Harbor lies on the Suisun City waterfront, where the town's streets run out at Suisun Slough. The name comes from its architecture, a set of homes all built in 1994 in a Victorian style. ... See Full Page

Old Town is where Suisun City began, and Main Street is still its front door. The Suisun-Fairfield Amtrak depot, built in 1914, stands on Main, and Harbor Plaza lies close by, where Main meets Solano Street at the water's edge. ... See Full Page

Heritage Park is the part of Suisun City where everyday errands and everyday housing share the same few blocks. Sunset Avenue runs through it at Highway 12, lined with the shopping centers most of the city drives to, and the residential streets sit just behind them. ... See Full Page

Peterson Ranch is the newest neighborhood in Suisun City. It marks the city's northeast edge and was its last major subdivision. Hovnanian started building in late 2002, and the 578 homes went up over the following years. ... See Full Page

Lawler Ranch is where Suisun City's streets give way to Suisun Marsh. The parkway of the same name runs along the edge of that open wetland, and from the paths you can look out over grass and sloughs instead of more rooftops. ... See Full Page

Saturday mornings in Montebello Vista, on the east side of Suisun City, tend to be organized around the ball fields. Lambrecht Sports Complex covers 80 acres east of Walters Road, with four Little League diamonds, four lighted adult softball fields and a concession stand, and it has been open since 1994. The fields are rental-only, so play runs through leagues and permits rather than drop-in pickup games. ... See Full Page