The campground reservation system is now open! Reservations may be made for the 2021 camping season which runs from Thursday, April 15 through Monday, October 11. Please take note of the changes to our normal operations before booking your reservation.
Please keep in mind the campground will be closed every Monday and Tuesday during the season. Reservations will only be accepted for Wednesday, Thursday, Friday, Saturday, and Sunday nights.
Cache Creek Regional Park CampgroundIn response to the COVID-19 pandemic and in order to comply with State guidelines, many operational changes have been implemented at the Cache Creek Regional Park Campground for the 2021 season. The COVID-19 pandemic continues to by dynamic and fluid. As such, our operations are subject to change. Please read carefully:
-Campground will be closed every Monday-Tuesday during the season (no overnight camping these nights).
-Check-in time on Wednesdays is 2:00pm. Check-in time Thursday-Sunday is 1:00pm.
-Check-out time is 11:00am all days (Thursday-Monday).
-No day use visitors allowed. Registered campers only.
-Walk-up reservations will not be accepted. All campers must secure a reservation online prior to arrival. Please note the reservation system requires two-day advance booking prior to desired arrival date.
-Individual campsites should be occupied by only members of the same household. Maximum of eight (8) persons allowed per site. No exceptions.
-Two (2) vehicles max per site. No overflow parking available.
-The campground will be operating at a reduced capacity for the season.
-All group sites are currently closed.
-Beach access is limited. No large gatherings. Social distance at all times. Pedestrian access only from campsites (parking area closed). If social distancing cannot be maintained and gatherings are too large, access to the beach may be closed at any time.
-Facemasks to be worn if/when visitors cannot socially distance.
General Information
During the 2021 camping season (April 15-October 11) The Cache Creek Regional Park Campground (aka Cache Creek Middle Site) will be implementing a modified operations plan in response to the COVID-19 pandemic and in order to comply with State guidelines. The two flushing restrooms, shower ($5/five minutes), dish washing station, dump station, large turf area, and beach access (no large gatherings, must socially distance) will remain open for registered campers. Several individual camp sites, the four group sites, and day use parking area will be closed for the season.
A park host resides on site to assist campers with check-in/check-out and with day use visitors, as needed. Quiet hours are 10:00pm to 7:00am. Generators may be operated between the hours of 10:00am and 8:00pm. Campers must be 18 years of age to camp alone. Children must be accompanied by an adult. RV hook-ups are not available, but a dump station is provided.
Dogs are allowed at the campground, but must remain on leash no longer than 6 feet at all times. The fee for each dog is $5/night and shall be paid to the park host at check-in. No dogs allowed on beach.
Nearby hiking is available at the Cache Creek Lower Site, approximately 0.75-mile south of the campground (day-use parking fee required).
Most cellular phones do not work at the campground, and there is no public phone, internet, or electrical outlets. It is recommended that campers bring plenty of water for their camping duration, as campsites do not have water spigots. Potable water is available at the central dishwashing station and flushing restrooms. Yellow jackets are common in the Cache Creek Canyon area and may be present at the campground, especially during late summer and early fall when their populations peak. Traps alone cannot fully protect against yellow jackets, so please use precaution when preparing and eating food, as they are attracted to food and beverages.
Temperatures at the campground can be over 100 degrees in the summer during the day, and below 50 degrees in the evening. In early spring and late fall, temperatures can drop<>to near or below freezing. Please plan accordingly and check weather updates.
Please maintain adequate social distance (minimum 6 feet) from members outside of your own household. Face coverings must be worn, per Yolo County Mandatory Face Covering Order, in the event six-foot social distance cannot be maintained. It is recommended that face coverings be worn in restrooms or other indoor areas. To ensure physical distancing can be maintained, visitors should set up their campsite to maximize distance from adjacent campsites that host people from different households.
We will be accelerating our restroom cleaning schedule and will disinfect high touch surfaces to the extent possible, but due to limited staffing, we request that all campers prepare to be as self-contained and self-sufficient as possible. Please bring your own soap, surface disinfectant supplies, hand sanitizer, paper towels/hand towels, and toilet paper. Also consider bringing tablecloths for use on picnic tables at your campsite. Please pack out what you pack in, wherever possible.
When can I make reservations for the 2021 camping season?
Where is the campground?
How will camping be different during the COVID-19 pandemic?
What are check-in and check-out times?
How many sites can I book under one reservation?
Can I buy firewood?
How many cars can we bring?
Are there park hosts?
Tell us more about Cache Creek Canyon
-Campground will be closed every Monday-Tuesday during the season (no overnight camping these nights).
-Check-in time on Wednesdays is 2:00pm. Check-in time Thursday-Sunday is 1:00pm.
-Check-out time is 11:00am all days (Thursday-Monday).
-No day use visitors allowed. Registered campers only.
-Walk-up reservations will not be accepted. All campers must secure a reservation online prior to arrival. Please note the reservation system requires two-day advance booking prior to desired arrival date.
-Individual campsites should be occupied by only members of the same household. Maximum of eight (8) persons allowed per site. No exceptions.
-Two (2) vehicles max per site. No overflow parking available.
-The campground will be operating at a reduced capacity for the season.
-All group sites are currently closed.
-Beach access is limited. No large gatherings. Social distance at all times. Pedestrian access only from campsites (parking area closed). If social distancing cannot be maintained and gatherings are too large, access to the beach may be closed at any time.
-Facemasks to be worn if/when visitors cannot socially distance.
General Information
During the 2021 camping season (April 15-October 11) The Cache Creek Regional Park Campground (aka Cache Creek Middle Site) will be implementing a modified operations plan in response to the COVID-19 pandemic and in order to comply with State guidelines. The two flushing restrooms, shower ($5/five minutes), dish washing station, dump station, large turf area, and beach access (no large gatherings, must socially distance) will remain open for registered campers. Several individual camp sites, the four group sites, and day use parking area will be closed for the season.
A park host resides on site to assist campers with check-in/check-out and with day use visitors, as needed. Quiet hours are 10:00pm to 7:00am. Generators may be operated between the hours of 10:00am and 8:00pm. Campers must be 18 years of age to camp alone. Children must be accompanied by an adult. RV hook-ups are not available, but a dump station is provided.
Dogs are allowed at the campground, but must remain on leash no longer than 6 feet at all times. The fee for each dog is $5/night and shall be paid to the park host at check-in. No dogs allowed on beach.
Nearby hiking is available at the Cache Creek Lower Site, approximately 0.75-mile south of the campground (day-use parking fee required).
Most cellular phones do not work at the campground, and there is no public phone, internet, or electrical outlets. It is recommended that campers bring plenty of water for their camping duration, as campsites do not have water spigots. Potable water is available at the central dishwashing station and flushing restrooms. Yellow jackets are common in the Cache Creek Canyon area and may be present at the campground, especially during late summer and early fall when their populations peak. Traps alone cannot fully protect against yellow jackets, so please use precaution when preparing and eating food, as they are attracted to food and beverages.
Temperatures at the campground can be over 100 degrees in the summer during the day, and below 50 degrees in the evening. In early spring and late fall, temperatures can drop<>to near or below freezing. Please plan accordingly and check weather updates.
Please maintain adequate social distance (minimum 6 feet) from members outside of your own household. Face coverings must be worn, per Yolo County Mandatory Face Covering Order, in the event six-foot social distance cannot be maintained. It is recommended that face coverings be worn in restrooms or other indoor areas. To ensure physical distancing can be maintained, visitors should set up their campsite to maximize distance from adjacent campsites that host people from different households.
We will be accelerating our restroom cleaning schedule and will disinfect high touch surfaces to the extent possible, but due to limited staffing, we request that all campers prepare to be as self-contained and self-sufficient as possible. Please bring your own soap, surface disinfectant supplies, hand sanitizer, paper towels/hand towels, and toilet paper. Also consider bringing tablecloths for use on picnic tables at your campsite. Please pack out what you pack in, wherever possible.
Frequently Asked Questions!
When can I make reservations for the 2021 camping season?
Where is the campground?
How will camping be different during the COVID-19 pandemic?
What are check-in and check-out times?
How many sites can I book under one reservation?
Can I buy firewood?
How many cars can we bring?
Are there park hosts?
Tell us more about Cache Creek Canyon
