Hiddenbrooke (Vallejo, CA) is a beautiful master-planned community in the North Bay located just off I-80 at the American Canyon/Hiddenbrooke Parkway Interchange. The 1200 homes are surrounded by 700 acres of permanent open space, and the community includes the signature Arnold Palmer designed Hiddenbrooke Golf Course. Minutes away from the Napa and Sonoma wine region, 30 minutes to Berkeley and Walnut Creek, and only an hour drive or ferry ride to San Francisco means residents can live outside the central Bay Area but still enjoy easy access to all its amenities. This website is maintained by the Hiddenbrooke Property Owners Association (HPOA) and includes helpful information for residents, potential new owners, and renters including the “rules” for the community (Covenants, Conditions, and Restrictions), architectural and landscape guidelines, information about upcoming meetings and current events, as well as many other topics. We make every effort to keep the information current, but updates may lag a little behind changes in information.
Dear Homeowners, please review these 3 documents as the Board will be discussing these proposed HARC guideline changes at the upcoming open Board meeting on December 4th, at 7pm.
Front yard trees
Shade Feature
Tree Planting
The normal schedule for the open Board meeting was pushed out from November 27th to December 4th, due to the Thanksgiving holiday.
Link to Zoom meeting and meeting agenda will be posted shortly.
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Always be prepared!
It helps to be prepared! Click here to read our disaster preparedness plan to keep us safe.
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We have made some updates to the Design Guidelines:
Chapter 4 – Architectural Design Guidelines
Chapter 5 – Landscape Guidelines (updated Jan’24)
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Maintenance of the Hiddenbrooke Golf Course ponds/wetlands
Read more about it here.
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Click here to download important Phone Numbers to keep on your fridge.
HPOA No Open Meeting
in November
Next open meeting Dec 4
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Next HARC Meeting
Wednesday, Jan 8 at 7 pm via Zoom
Click here for future HPOA and HARC scheduled meetings.
Holiday Lighting Contest on again!
This year, the Hiddenbrooke Winter Holiday Lighting Contest will encompass all holidays falling between November and January. If you would like to light and/or decorate your house and be included in the contest, we will photograph your decorations on a date convenient for you, and judge all entries when the contest ends. The dates for the contest begins November 22 and runs through January 2, 2024.
Diwali-a joyous festival celebrated in India, this year on November 12th. Often referred to as the Festival of Lights, Diwali honors the triumph of good over evil and the human ability to overcome. Its name comes from the row of clay lamps lit outside the home to symbolize the inner light that protects from spiritual darkness.
Hanukkah-the Jewish Festival of Lights begins on December 7th. Commemorating the rededication of the Second Temple of Jerusalem and the miracle of one jar of oil burning for eight days until more could be found, Hanukkah is celebrated by the lighting of one candle in the menorah each of eight nights.
Christmas-the celebration of the Christ child’s birth in Bethlehem occurs on December 25th. The Nativity Story is central to Christmas and chronicles Jesus’s birth in a stable. Other names for this holiday are Navidad in Spanish, Natale in Italian, Noel in French, and the German Weihnachten.
Kwanzaa-begins on December 26th and lasts through January 1st this year. Kwanzaa is an African and Pan-African holiday that celebrates history, values, family, community, and culture. Candles are lit each night to celebrate principles of unity, self-determination, collective work and responsibility, cooperative economics, purpose, creativity, and faith.
First, second, and third prizes will be awarded.
Judges will consider:
A) Unique Design and Creative Use of Lights and Decorations.
B) Storyline or Theme
C) Display and Placement of Decorations
Events | SOLANO LAND TRUST | Solano County
A place to connect with animals and plants for the whole family to enjoy.
HPOA does not endorse the events but want to share what is happening in Vallejo and the surrounding communities.
HPOA Compliance Program & Fines Update
Our Compliance Program is designed to protect our property values. Properties that are not well maintained are a problem for all of us. We have inspections monthly. Fines for violations are expensive. Once fines start, they will continue until the problem is fixed. Please see the “Compliance Program and Fines Schedule” approved by the Board in March 2024.
Parkway Update:
This major project is complete, and the Parkway looks terrific! We appreciate all the hard work done by McGuire and Hester. They will be back off & on for a couple of months to monitor the irrigation system and to replace plants as needed.
Who to Call
Not sure who to call for any landscape-related issues? The person to contact varies depending on which neighborhood you live in. Please consult maps first. If your home is located within areas maintained by the City of Vallejo, please call the LMD Inspector of Vallejo James Olson at (707) 649-3417 to voice your concerns or report any problems. Thank you.
HPOA and HARC Meeting Minutes for the last 5 years.
If you are looking for minutes further back please email us at hpoaboard@protonmail.com
Click here for a list of HOAs and their street names
Click here to access the other documents and forms page
The Hiddenbrooke Property Owners Association, Inc. (HPOA) is a mandatory association of Hiddenbrooke property owners in Vallejo, Ca. The organization was formed in November 2005 by a majority vote of 1,200+ Hiddenbrooke property owners based upon CC&Rs recorded by the Master Developer. HPOA is a California non-profit mutual benefit corporation and operates under California Corporate Law. Unlike many homeowner’s associations, HPOA does not own any common area property.
The Hiddenbrooke Architectural Review Committee (HARC) is the entity in the CC&Rs to ensure that the goals in the Hiddenbrooke Landscape and Design Guidelines are fulfilled. The intent of these guidelines is to maintain a memorable community image with…
The Hiddenbrooke Maintenance District (HMD) takes care of the landscape along Hiddenbrooke Parkway including the portion within Napa County and the slopes around the Plaza, the waterfall at the entrance, the gazebo park area, the toddler play area, the benches near the…
