I very much believe that this area should not be secluded. This lake is beautiful and still, it…read moreshould be open to the public and not opened up because an individual decided to finally cut the fence to show others. As you can see there are lots of trees and a fence wrapped around to prevent members of Stockton from enjoying it.

Got this crappie in the Calaveras by UOP and I've got some nice fish out of there besides that…read more Like black bass nice perch course I catch and release all these fish and catfish I just take pictures and send them home

This resort slash RV park is a hidden gem for people that want a quick RV getaway right in their…read moreown backyard. The RV spots are well maintained and have good views looking south and west from the more desirable sites. Evening sunsets are particularly nice looking toward the coastal range. My uncle and dad post up here with friends with the main agenda of eating great food and the mandatory beverage of choice. This place should be on the top of your list to break away from the Monday to Friday grind. In fact, a nice weekend get away sounds great! I think I'll book it now...

Great service stated here many many times. Never an issue we hold our rv outings here. Love…read morewatching the big ships coming in

I had such a great experience at Lake Camanche, and I wanted to give a special shout-out to Aryan…read moreand Madi! I had to stop by the front gate twice during my trip, and both times they were incredibly friendly, patient, and helpful. They answered all of my questions, made the check-in process easy, and genuinely made me feel welcome. Aryan especially went above and beyond. Great customer service can be hard to find these days, and he deserves to be recognized for how kind, professional, and helpful he was. Madi was just as wonderful--both of them really set the tone for a great camping trip. Thank you both for making my visit such a positive experience. Employees like Aryan and Madi are a huge asset to Lake Camanche, and I hope they get the recognition they deserve. I'll definitely be back!

My family has been camping at Lake Camanche every year for the past 12 years. What started with…read morebabies, including one who was only 3 months old, has become a cherished family tradition. We typically camp with 40-55 family members, reserving multiple campsites and group sites to accommodate everyone. Many of our children have literally grown up camping here, and this annual trip has always been something our entire family looks forward to. This year, our group included nearly 60 people of all ages. We reserved multiple campsites and a group site, stayed within the occupancy limits, and paid for additional vehicle parking. We expected another fun weekend together, but instead it became one of the worst camping experiences we've ever had. On the first morning, we made a mistake. We woke up too early while preparing breakfast, and our music was too loud. A ranger responded to a complaint, and we immediately apologized, accepted responsibility, and made sure it would not happen again. Unfortunately, after that interaction, it felt like we were under constant scrutiny. Rangers repeatedly drove past our campsites, slowed down to watch us, and frequently stopped to tell us we were too loud even during daytime hours when quiet hours were not in effect. We were not throwing a wild party, we were simply spending time together as a large family. We lowered the music whenever asked, did our best to keep conversations down, and complied with every request. At no point were we told what specific daytime noise standard we were supposedly violating. The second night, we observed quiet hours after 10:00 p.m. and the next morning we remained quiet until after 8:00 a.m. Despite following the rules, the repeated drive-bys and warnings continued. Had the ranger simply asked us one final time to lower the noise, we would have gladly complied as we had throughout the weekend. Around 7:00 p.m. on our final evening, one family member was setting up a camera for our annual family photo. We had not yet gathered as a group. As a ranger drove by, the camera happened to be pointed in his direction while the angle was being adjusted. He stopped, accused us of recording him, claimed we were still too loud, and informed us that we were being evicted because we had already received two warnings. The sheriff was called, and we were given only 1 1/2 hours to gather nearly 60 people, pack multiple campsites, and leave or face arrest. The way this was handled was heartbreaking. We hadn't even eaten dinner. Our children overheard repeated statements about being arrested, became frightened, and several were crying. Instead of remembering our final night together, they now remember being rushed out under the threat of arrest. What hurts most is what they interrupted. The children and young adults had planned a surprise dinner for all the parents, aunts, and uncles. After years of watching the adults cook, they were finally old enough to take over the kitchen themselves. It was supposed to be a milestone after 12 years of family camping. Instead, it became a memory of fear and heartbreak. Beyond our experience with the rangers, we also noticed that the campground itself has declined. The restrooms were dirty even after staff had supposedly cleaned them. Two sinks remained clogged, toilet paper was left on the floor, and the restroom floors were still filthy. While cleaning the restroom, a staff member loudly yelled at several of the women in our group instead of speaking respectfully, making an already unpleasant experience even worse. We understand that campground rules exist for everyone, and we accept responsibility for our mistake on the first morning. However, there is a difference between enforcing the rules and making guests feel targeted throughout their stay. If large groups are expected to remain nearly silent during the day, then perhaps the group campsites should be located farther away from individual campsites. After 12 wonderful years of making memories here, it is heartbreaking that our family's tradition ended this way. We will not be returning. Thank you, Lake Camanche and EBMUD, for turning what should have been another joyful family reunion into an experience our children will never forget... for all the wrong reasons.

Beautiful and very peaceful place I had an amazing time…read morealone, reading, writing and being by the water Loved it and I'll be going back again.

Beautiful. The fact that this is in our surrounding area is so cool! I love that we do not have to…read moretravel far to experience the beauty that is Lodi Lake. When we arrived, the park ranger asked if we were Lodi residents. We are Sacramento residents so I wonder if there's a discount for those who live in Lodi. We paid $10 for a pass to display in our dash. Since we arrived early, we were able to find parking near where we were going to start paddle boarding. We also brought our own paddle boards and were able to blow them up near our car. The bathrooms here were close to our parking. They were decent and well stocked with toilet paper. The lake itself was beautiful and we went pretty far back for our first time there. I was able to learn how to stand on my paddle board. If you are wanting a place to check out to paddle or boat, or just be on the water, this is the place for you. I highly recommend that you check it out!

This place is an incredible hidden gem. My family and I camped here for the weekend. The camp sites…read moreare not crowded. The sites are huge and are somewhat shady. The bathrooms are kept clean and best of all is that it has free showers. We camped in June and it was very windy at night. The camp hosts are very strict and circle around every 15mins. But it's ok, we love that they have a volley ball area and the beach nice and clean. We will definitely come here again to camp.

This is a smaller park and very peaceful. You feel revived staying here. Very quiet. Watched a…read morefew tug boats pushing barges down the Sacramento River. Would visit again.

Worst thing about going there is getting through the gates ! You can be in line for over 1/2 hour…read moreeasily. But once you get past the gate entrance, it's smooth sailing.

It had been years since I have been here. People still party hard till late at night. They have…read moreadded many tables in the undeveloped areas and try as they might people are just gross going to the bathrooms. Without any boats there are so many birds that is quite nice, we saw a huge pelican catching the fish we could not. Camped for one both with son in law and grand dog and had a nice time.

Beautiful Delta views, peaceful atmosphere, and an easy place to unwind for a while. It was busy…read morewhen we visited, but the sunset over the water made everything feel calm. The docks were easy to access and the scenery alone made the stop worth it.

Beautiful place! It only took an hour to get there. The weather was amazing. The Spellman family…read morewill be there again!

Markus and Michael S. were awesome! Markus was the tour guide on our boat. My sister booked a trip…read morewhile I was in town visiting! I had an absolute blast! We had great conversation the entire trip and I truly enjoyed his story! He listened to our stories and we had an amazing trip! Thank you so much for the adventure and positive outlook on life!

We took a Class 3 day trip on the South Fork of the American last week. Everything was…read moreprofessionally done and went smoothly. Our equipment was in excellent shape. Our guide was experienced, patient and knew the river well. He took good care of my 10 year old granddaughter, who was a first-timer. This is a quality outfit. I recommend them without reservation. Of note: the South Fork has become a bit crowded with rafts. I'll be trying a different river next time.

This lake is attached to a channel that heads out to the Delta…read more Small by any standard. Murky green in color but I did see some small little fish swimming along the rocks at the edge. Must be a good nursery for little fishy's. I saw a young man scouting out his spot for fishing but it was 100 degrees outside. I cant imagine fishing in that heat is very fun. I also cant imagine what fish could be caught in there? There is a small marina in the lake. Which you come up to and dock your boat and walk up the park above. Lexington Waterfront Hotel overlooks the lake which makes for great views. Makes you almost forget your in Stockton. The Webster Event Center is also adjacent to the lake. I didn't go over there but from what I could see that side was the more family friendly park side with shade trees, play structures and bike trails. Its a nice little nook in the City of Stockton.

Decided to visit while I was in the Stockton area. Walked around the lake and the pier where they…read moredock the boats. The water is a bit dirty and the park in whole is a bit dirty. I wish they could enforce a stricter policy on park cleanliness since this is downtown.. a spot where most of the places people visit for Stockton. The Sherman boat was nice to look at.. even though it had broken windows. Overall, there were people in the park with their children. Your normal car calling guys which you should ignore. There's some homeless sleeping around, but this is all normal. Lost one star due to dirtiness.. if it's cleaned up it's a great place to visit and see history of Stockton.

$5 entrance fee. Easy access and LOTS of parking and areas of the park. Great for meetups, walks,…read morebirthdays, workouts, photos and anything else you can think of to do at a park. Water fountains, shaded areas, benches and walking trails. Accessible bathrooms, small botanical garden with specific hours. (This garden is not great for strollers but if you are determined like me it is possible). Definitely plan on going back. Goose poo in several locations throughout the park and a good amount of it in the grassy areas just a heads up.

We're traveling and going home. And we got off the freeway just to take a break . we got off just…read morein time to see this nice park. Not only is it a beautiful park but the young lady that was working on Wednesday morning was so kind THANK YOU From the lady in the big trailer on our way home to LA