Capay is a small, rural unincorporated community located in the Yolo County of California, United States. It lies in the Capay Valley and is nestled in the Northern part of the state. The area is known for its lush and fertile lands, being perfect for agriculture, specifically for the cultivation of tomatoes, almonds, and olives. Capay enjoys a warm, Mediterranean climate with hot summers and mild winters. It is also surrounded by beautiful floral fields and scenic views, making it ideal for outdoor pursuits. The region is also known for its organic farms and hosts a series of annual events including the Capay Tomato Festival. Despite being a small community, Capay also offers a variety of local food, wine, and agricultural experiences.
