Fall Fest at Lagoon Valley

Lagoon Valley Celebrates Fall Fest with Community Park Grand Opening:

You’re invited to Lagoon Valley’s Fall Fest 2026. A community celebration featuring the official opening of Lagoon Valley’s new Community Park, tours of model homes, family-friendly activities, food, live music and opportunities to learn more about the future of the Bay Area’s First Conservation Community.

The festivities will kick off with a ribbon cutting for the new Community Park from 11 a.m. to noon, featuring remarks from Mayor John Carli, Council member Sarah Chapman, Council member Roy Stockton and City Manager Savita Chaudhary.

Throughout the day, guests can:

● Tour Lagoon Valley’s seven beautifully decorated model homes

● Learn about 3 new neighborhoods coming soon by K. Hovnanian, DR Horton, and KB Home

● Enjoy tacos and snow cones

● Participate in kid-friendly activities

● Enjoy live entertainment featuring Spanish guitar

● Take a 2pm guided golf cart tour through the community with Curt Johansen, Development Director

○ Includes a preview of the newly built pickleball courts and future site of the Event Center: RSVP here, space is limited

● Learn more about Lagoon Valley’s vision for sustainable, connected living

WHEN:

Saturday, September 26, 2026

11 a.m. – 2 p.m.

WHERE:

Lagoon Valley

200 Mount Royal Rd, Vacaville, CA 95687

About Lagoon Valley

Lagoon Valley is the Bay Area’s first Conservation Community, harmoniously blending modern living with nature and open space. Located in Vacaville, California, the master-planned community prioritizes eco-friendly practices; its new home builders will be trailblazers, using green building principles and conserving energy and water resources, setting the tone for the next generation of sustainable home building in California.

Located in the Bay Area just off Highway 80 between San Francisco and Sacramento, Lagoon Valley will feature 1,015 exquisitely designed market rate, age-qualified, and affordable residences across 14 distinct neighborhoods, with 70% of the specific plan dedicated to open spaces and 15% dedicated to parks and recreation facilities.