SUISUN CITY

Suisun City is rich in water‐oriented natural and recreational resources, as well as historic architecture and other heritage resources. Natural watercourses traverse the community, providing opportunities to increase recreational access for people that enjoy kayaking, fishing, bike riding, bird watching, cycling, and hiking.

The Suisun Marsh, the largest contiguous brackish water marsh remaining on the west coast of North America, surrounds the city on the south and abounds with recreational and open space benefits. Throughout the city, there are stunning views of the Suisun Marsh, Vaca Hills to the north, the Coastal Range beyond to the west, and the Montezuma Hills to the southeast.

Suisun City continues to offer a prime location for housing and employment along the Capitol Corridor train commuter route, with a beautiful and unique waterfront setting. SR 12 and Interstate 80 provide bus transit, truck, and vehicular access to the Bay Area and Sacramento metropolitan areas.