Neighborhoods Nearby Whispering Bay

Suisun City has distinct neighborhoods, each with its own character and overall vibe. From the charming downtown area on the Marina to the picturesque suburban oasis of Lawler Ranch, there is a neighborhood for everyone here.

• Old Town
• Victorian Harbor
• Lawler Ranch
• Peterson Ranch
• Dover Terrace
• Quail Glen
• Heritage Park
• Tolenas
• Montebello

Whispering Bay Home Improvement Resources

Perhaps you’re not quite ready to sell your home, but need to make a few crucial updates in order to make your home market ready. Or maybe you need to make improvements to make your home market ready. Everything from kitchen and bath remodels, additions, or full cosmetic overhaul, no project is too big or too small.

• Suisun City Building Department
• Suisun City Planning Commission
• Smart Home Resources

Whispering Bay Real Estate Agents

We have knowledgeable real estate agents ready and waiting to help you buy or sell the perfect home in Suisun. Each of our associates is a host of valuable information about the city and all that it has to offer.

• Green Valley
• Hilborn Road
• Martin Road

Whispering Bay Zip Codes

• 94585

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Whispering Bay is home to one middle school. Whispering Bay residents attend Fairfield high schools. No matter where you live in Whispering Bay, a great education is just around the corner.

PUBLIC ELEMENTARY (1 SCHOOL)

Crescent Elementary School
Grades: K-5
1001 Anderson Dr.
Suisun City, CA 94585

PUBLIC MIDDLE (1 SCHOOL)

Crystal Middle School
Grades: 6-8
400 Whispering Bay Lane
Suisun City, CA 94585 2

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Location

Whispering Bay is located south of Highway 12. Surrounded on 3 sides by the Suisun Slough with its northern border being Driftwood Drive.

Parks and Recreation

Mike Day Park is located just north of the Civic Center, a 3-acre park with playground, picnic area and turf play area adjacent to Waterfront Promenade. Additionally, there is ample open space for hiking and discovering at the southern edge. Also in Whispering Bay is City Hall Point, a 1-acre park featuring: turf area & public art sculpture adjacent to Waterfront Promenade.

Additionally, Whispering Bay residents have access to all that Suisun City's recreational facilities offer including educational, athletic , social and recreational activities for all ages!  Amenities include the Joseph Nelson Community Center,  Suisun City Senior Center, Lambrecht Sports Complex, Marina and Launch Facility.

Demographics

There are currently approximately 29,350 people living in Suisun. The median age of resident in the city is 34.7, which is slightly lower than both the state average of 35.6 and the national average of 37.4. Most households are families of 3. The majority of residents are English speaking, with the next commonly spoken language being Spanish. The workforce is primarily made up of blue collar jobs, with roughly 27% of the force being white collar positions.

Weather

Weather is moderate and comfortable throughout the entirety of the year. On average, there are 264 sunny days per year in Suisun City, California. The July high is around 90 degrees. The January low is 39. Sperling's comfort index for Suisun City is an 83 out of 100, where a higher score indicates a more comfortable year-around climate. The US average for the comfort index is 54. Our index is based on the total number of days annually within the comfort range of 70-80 degrees, and we also applied a penalty for days of excessive humidity.

Attractions

Whispering Bay is home to the very popular Solano Yacht Club which is located at the western edge on the waterfront and the southernmost point of the Waterfront Promenade.

Additionally, Whispering Bay is within the city boundaries of Suisun City, home to the Suisun Marsh which is the largest contiguous brackish marsh remaining on the west coast of North America. It is a critical part of the San Francisco Bay-Delta estuary ecosystem. Encompassing 116,000 acres, the Suisun Marsh includes 52,000 acres of managed wetlands, 30,000 acres of bays and sloughs, 27,700 acres of uplands, and 6,300 acres of tidal wetlands.

Another public part of the marsh is Grizzly Island Wildlife Area which is managed primarily for waterfowl, although over 230 species of birds have been seen here as well as many mammals, amphibians, reptiles, and fish. Grizzly Island has an unusually dense population of river otters, which can be seen swimming in its numerous sloughs, ponds, and roadside ditches. In the fall, the Grizzly Island Wildlife Area herd of tule elk breeds. The bugling of bull elk can be heard especially in the early morning and evening.

Despite its astounding growth, the city is aware of its history and carefully preserves and cultivates a historic "old town" charm. The new city hall and beautiful waterfront compliment the downtown area. The new marina on the Suisun Slough attracts boating enthusiasts from throughout Northern California. One of the county's newest commercial “Class A” office space sits at the northern edge of Suisun Harbor.

The charming Old Town Marina area has scores of restaurants from breakfast cafes to first class dining. Many residents enjoy strolling along the Marina or taking in one of the many events planned on weekends, from art shows to jazz concerts.

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