RIVER DELTA

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The Suisun City Marina was completely rebuilt in 1994 providing 150 rental berthing slips along with a 300 ft. guest dock and free public boat launch ramps at the south end of the marina. A new Harbormaster building was also constructed at 800 Kellogg Street. Visitors can reach the Marina Supervisor at (707) 429-2628(BOAT).

Suisun Wildlife Center

The Suisun Wildlife Rehabilitation Center is located 1171 Kellogg St., at the south end of the marina in Old Town Suisun. The Center is run by the Suisun Marsh Natural History Association, which is a non-profit organization dedicated to saving wildlife and the preservation of the Suisun Marsh.
The Association organizes many activities throughout the year including a Suisun Marsh Walk, Stargazing, Native American Walk, Wildlife Care Classes, Owls of Solano County and much more. The Wildlife Center is situated on the edge of the Suisun Marsh and operates seven days per week year round from 9:00am to 6:00pm every day.

For information call: 707/429-HAWK(4295).

Rush Ranch

Rush Ranch is a 2,070-acre public access open space area located in the Suisun Marsh along Grizzly Island Road, two miles south of State Highway 12. In earlier years, Rush Ranch was owned by the Rushes, one of Solano County’s pioneer families. It was well known for raising horses, cattle, and sheep, and growing hay and grain crops. Rush Ranch continues to be a working ranch, with cattle and sheep grazing under a wildlife habitat management program. Trail guides and general information about Rush Ranch and the Suisun Marsh are available at the Visitors Center.
A 14,300-acre wildlife area attracts nature lovers, anglers, hunters, and other outdoor enthusiasts year-round. Located in the heart of the Suisun Marsh (off Highway 12, on Grizzly Island Road in Suisun), the Grizzly Island complex is comprised of tidal wetlands, artificially diked marshes, and 8,500 acres of seasonal ponds. The combination creates special habitats for a variety of wildlife, including tule elk, egrets, blue herons, otters, striped bass, sturgeon, catfish, mallards, pintails, and white pelicans.
Enjoy nature study, photography, hiking, bicycling, and driving tours on 75 miles of roads and trails. Hunting, fishing, and boating are also allowed, in accordance with local and state regulations. Call 707/425-3828 for more information.