3-star waterfront RV park and marina in the Sacramento Delta

Location

Snug Harbor RV Park & Marina is a waterfront park located in the Sacramento San Joaquin River Delta, offering a unique setting for outdoor activities. Guests can explore the nearby smaller Delta towns like Rio Vista and Isleton, or take a ferry to and from Ryer Island, an experience rarely found in California. The park is a 15-minute drive from the Delta wine tasting region in Clarksburg and 25 minutes from Lodi.

Accommodations

The park offers waterfront rental cottages in a Cape Cod style, suitable for family reunions or intimate getaways. Each rental unit provides dock space for water access, enhancing convenience for boating. RV sites are spacious with 30/50 AMP electrical service, accommodating various RV sizes and slide-outs.

Recreation

Snug Harbor has abundant recreational opportunities with options for fishing and crabbing right on-site. The park regularly hosts planned activities to engage guests and create community spirit. Additionally, the surrounding Delta region boasts over 1,000 miles of waterways ideal for exploration.

Marina

The marina at Snug Harbor includes covered berths that accommodate boats from 28' to 60', providing secure dock space for various sizes. Guests can utilize the boat launch for easy access to the Delta waterways. Open slips and side ties are also available along Snug Cove's banks.

Attractions

The park's location allows for easy access to numerous local attractions, with over 250 restaurants in the surrounding area. Key destinations include Six Flags Marine World and various museums just a short drive away. Outdoor lovers can also enjoy nearby golf courses and extensive wildlife viewing opportunities.

• Location: Truly waterfront park in the Sacramento San Joaquin River Delta
• Recreation: Fishing and crabbing on-site
• Accommodations: Waterfront rental cottages with docks
• Marina: Covered berths ranging from 50' to 28'
• Attractions: 15 minutes to Clarksburg wine tasting region
• Access: Car ferry experience from Ryer Island