Stockton, California Top RV Parks and Campgrounds
Yogi Bear’s Jellystone Camp-Resort at Tower Park
Located along the beautiful byways of the California Delta, so many fun memories are just waiting to be made by campers and glampers alike. Whether they're looking for luxury cabin rentals in Northern California, the adventure of tent camping, or arrive in style to park in one of our Red Carpet RV sites, a vacation created just for them awaits. When our campers aren’t busy swimming and splashing at Yogi Bear’s Water Zone, relaxing in our lazy river, or bouncing high on our jumping pillow, they can enjoy endless outdoor activities and attractions that the whole family will enjoy. They can find a vacation that becomes a family tradition for years to come.
Jellystone Park Camp-Resort at Tower Park
Located on the California Delta, this RV park offers some of the best RV camping near Sacramento, CA. Not only is it surrounded by beautiful scenery, it also offers a camping experience the whole family will enjoy.
Park Delta Bay
Park Delta Bay is a waterfront destination resort for RV and tiny houses in the California Delta
Snug Harbor RV Park & Marina
Snug Harbor’s resort has a history of providing a great family and pet-friendly location for people who like to fish, boat, or just enjoy the peaceful waterfront RV sites and rental cottages with docks space right in front of the sites!
Thousand Trails Turtle Beach
The San Joaquin River provides most of the entertainment to the campers at Manteca’s Turtle Beach RV Resort. This location for RV camping near Stockton is often referred to as a fishing camp; many patrons go there for the striper and carp. The park has a fish-cleaning station and boat launch.
RiverPoint Landing Mari-Resort
Nowhere in Central California do you get a better taste of the Sacramento-San Joaquin Delta than at RiverPoint Landing Mari-Resort. Its south side lies on the Stockton Deepwater Channel, and its northern end gives you a great view of Buckley Cove. At this park, you can sit at your campsite and observe freighters going by, or watch the sun sinking behind Mount Diablo.C
French Camp RV Park Resort
This RV resort sits between Stockton and Manteca along Highway 99. Both long- and short-term campers are welcome to stay here and use the facilities. For dry food and camping supplies, pay a visit to the park’s general store; they’ll also deliver propane to your door.
Flag City RV Resort
This park is a Stockton-area camping site that is welcoming to big rigs. The concrete pads and paved roads are long and wide; the pads are between 1,500 and 2,000 square feet and each has a picnic table. The entire park is attractive from the well-kept landscaping to the large clubhouse and convenience store.
Dos Reis Regional Park
At a county park on the San Joaquin River, you can sit in the shade of the trees for hours and breathe in the fresh air. Dos Reis Regional Park has covered picnic tables at the campsites so that you can be shaded from the sun while you’re eating. This campground is set below a levee, and it’s a beautiful spot for relaxing and reflecting.
Sugar Barge Resort & Marina
This marina and RV Park near Stockton is a favorite among boating and fishing enthusiasts. It’s a popular spot for group camping; lots of families gather here for reunions. If you don’t have a camper, you can rent one at Sugar Barge Resort or through an RV rental website.
Del Valle Regional Park
If you love hiking in the mountains, then drive about 40 miles southwest from Stockton to Livermore. Del Valle Regional Park is nestled in a valley beside a large lake. With more than 4,000 acres of hills, this East Bay park is the ideal location for exploring trails on foot or horseback.
Riverside RV Park at Village West Marina & Resort
Riverside RV Park is located in private Village West Marina & Resort. This small park includes waterfront sites that can accommodate up to 50-foot rigs. There is guest docking and launching for boats. The park is in a convenient location about 1 mile away from Interstate 5.
King Island RV Park
King Island RV Park is situated north of Modesto in the town of Stockton. The most notable feature of this RV park is its access to White Slough, which is a popular river for fishing. King Island RV Park is one of the smallest RV parks in the Modesto region.
Morehead Park
This is an inexpensive RV park near Oakland, CA. Whether you need a resting place for one or two nights or are looking for a spot to stay for an extended period, this may be a good option. It doesn’t have any resort amenities, but the sites are large and the park is clean.
Two Rivers RV Park
Two Rivers RV Park is located to the west of Modesto near the town of Verlis. Unlike other campgrounds in Modesto, California, this RV park offers access to both the Stanislaus and San Joaquin rivers. Two Rivers RV Park is medium-sized, and it’s about 20 minutes away from Modesto.
Orwood Resort
Orwood Resort is a full-service resort with a convenient RV park. It is right on the Sacramento River Delta and has boat launching facilities. The bar and grill serves American-style food that is considered to be some of the best in the region.
Delta Shores Resort & Marina
Located on the Mokelumne River in the Sacramento Delta Region, this RV park is perfectly placed for water sports, such as boating, fishing, wind surfing, and water skiing. It’s near the Delta Loop, which is 10 miles of beautiful countryside and waterways. It’s also convenient for visiting San Francisco and the Napa Valley wine country.
Cannery Landing RV Campground
Nestled among farmlands and vineyards along California Highway 160 is Cannery Landing RV Campground. Situated between historical Walnut Grove and Isleton, the area is known for its natural delta habitat and indigenous wildlife. This rural destination is small and quiet with roomy, full-hookup sites.
Carnegie State Vehicular Recreation Area
Off-road vehicle riders make it a habit of camping at Carnegie SVRA and spending their days on the clay soil. With a lot of dirt bikes and a few quads on the tracks, this park can be a noisy place during the day-use hours. The hills in this area, which are about 40 miles northeast of Fremont, are sometimes very steep.
Eddo’s Harbor & RV Park
This is a wonderful park when you’re ready for a relaxing vacation away from the stress of daily life. Eddo’s Harbor & RV Park offers boating, fishing and other water activities on the San Joaquin River. The area is considered to be the best place to catch striped bass and sturgeon.
Eddo’s Harbor & RV Park
Eddo’s Harbor & RV Park is an RV-friendly campground that’s also home to a marina. It is adjacent to the San Joaquin River, and it is also close to Highway 160. If you follow the river by boat, you’ll be able to access Franks Tract Recreation Area.
Woodward Reservoir Regional Park
Woodward Reservoir Regional Park is located north of Modesto near the town of Eugene. This beautiful lake is popular with boating enthusiasts, and the campsites at Woodward Reservoir Regional Park are quite large. Woodward Reservoir Regional Park is about 45 minutes away from Yosemite National Park.
Brannan Island State Recreation Area
As part of the California Department of Parks and Recreation, Brannan Island State Recreation Area offers a protected area for many water sports such as fishing, kayaking, boating, and water skiing. It’s also the habitat for several species of wild animals such as beaver and river otters. This RV park in the Vallejo, CA area offers a welcome respite from city life.
Duck Island RV Park
Duck Island RV Park is right next to the Sacramento River. This RV park is accessible off Highway 160, and it is in a relatively remote area. If you head slightly north and across the bridge, you can enjoy all of the amenities of Rio Vista.