Due to COVID-19 virus concerns and in compliance with the recent public health order issued by the Yolo County Public Health Officer, all online reservations for the Cache Creek Regional Park Campground are currently suspended.
We will provide updates as to when online reservations will resume as soon as possible.
If you have questions about the status of your existing reservation please call our office at (530) 406-4880 or email yolocountyparks@yolocounty.org. Due to staff shortages during this time, please allow 24-48 hours for a response.
Thank you for your patience during this time.
Cache Creek Regional Park CampgroundThe Cache Creek Regional Park Campground (aka Cache Creek Middle Site) provides 45 individual campsites, 4 large group campsites, 2 flushing restrooms, large turf areas, a playground, numerous picnic tables, a day-use parking area (parking fee required for non-campers), and pedestrian access to Cache Creek. Nearby hiking is available at the Cache Creek Lower Site, approximately ¾-mile south of the campground (day-use parking fee required).
A park host resides on site to assist campers with check-in/check-out and with day use visitors, as needed. Check-in time is 1:00pm and check-out is 11:00am for all campsites. Quiet hours are 10:00pm to 7:00am. Camping stays are allowed up to 10 consecutive days, with a 14-day break required before another camping permit will be issued. Firewood ($6/bundle) and shower tokens ($5/five minutes) are available for purchase from the park host while supplies last. 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. Dogs are not allowed on the beach area. The fee for each dog is $5/night and shall be paid to the park host at check-in.
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.
2020 reservations
Where is the campground?
Yolo County Campground
What does Cache Creek offer?
Tell us more about Cache Creek Canyon
Are there park hosts?
Can I buy firewood?
A park host resides on site to assist campers with check-in/check-out and with day use visitors, as needed. Check-in time is 1:00pm and check-out is 11:00am for all campsites. Quiet hours are 10:00pm to 7:00am. Camping stays are allowed up to 10 consecutive days, with a 14-day break required before another camping permit will be issued. Firewood ($6/bundle) and shower tokens ($5/five minutes) are available for purchase from the park host while supplies last. 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. Dogs are not allowed on the beach area. The fee for each dog is $5/night and shall be paid to the park host at check-in.
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.
Frequently Asked Questions!
2020 reservations
Where is the campground?
Yolo County Campground
What does Cache Creek offer?
Tell us more about Cache Creek Canyon
Are there park hosts?
Can I buy firewood?
