Top 10 RV Parks Near Sacramento, CA Area

Top 5 reasons why it is a fun place to visit:

1. Visit the California State Railroad Museum
2. Check out the Crocker Art Museum
3. Stroll through Old Sacramento
4. Bike or run the American River Bicycle Trail
5. Visit the Sutter Fort State Historic Park

List of top 10 RV Parks in the Sacramento, CA area:

(Disclaimer: information is a compilation of researched info as published online and does not necessarily reflect the experience or opinion of the author)

The RV parks have been ranked and are listed from “Most Recommended” to “Least Recommended” based on reviews, feedback, amenities, and preference. Cost was not the primary ranking driver. Please note that weekend RV families with children might have different needs than full-time RV “snowbirds”.

1. Delta Marina Yacht Harbor

According to their Website, their “quiet and cozy RV park is a popular destination for those looking to relax and unwind in a quiet atmosphere. Our sites are close together, but they vary in size and can accommodate up to 40′ RVs. Some of our sites have views of the beautiful Sacramento river, while others have a view of the marina and guest dock area. (Source: RV Park – Delta Marina)

What makes this park unique?

The park has some beautiful river spots on the Sacramento River for those who stay for a while. This park is located conveniently close to tourist attractions, shops, and restaurants. Each RV spot is limited to 4 people per site and up to 2 dogs per rig.

2. Vieira’s RV Resort

Serving the community since 1953, this RV Resort has been a fixture of the community to provide a relaxing getaway for families and individuals to enjoy all the area has to offer.

What makes this park unique?

This resort has many incredible amenities to create a luxury vacation with memories for a lifetime. Especially great for the fishing enthusiasts, this park offers amazing access to great fishing, as it is in the heart of the picturesque California Delta. It is also close to many historic sites, restaurants, and parks.

3. Folsom Lake SRA

According to their Website, this park is “[l]ocated at the base of the Sierra foothills, [and] the lake and recreation area offers opportunities for hiking, biking, running, camping, picnicking, horseback riding, water-skiing and boating. Fishing offers trout, catfish, big and small mouth bass or perch. Visitors can also see the Folsom Powerhouse (once called “the greatest operative electrical plant on the American continent”), which from 1885 to 1952 produced 11,000 volts of electricity for Sacramento residents. For cyclists, there is a 32-mile long bicycle path that connects Folsom Lake with many Sacramento County parks before reaching Old Sacramento. The park also includes Lake Natoma, downstream from Folsom Lake, which is popular for crew races, sailing, kayaking and other aquatic sports.” (Source: Folsom Lake SRA (ca.gov))

What makes this park unique?

This park has access to several different trails, as well as historic sites etc. Reservations can be made up to six months in advance. It gets quite hot in the summer months, when the parks just open. Note: Max trailer length is 31 ft.

4. Beals Point Campground

Hipcamp wrote about this campground: “Just north of the Folsom Dam, you’ll find Beal’s Point Campground, which also offers piped drinking water, hot showers and trailer/motorhome accommodation. Beal’s Point has 49 family campsites. Reservations are highly advised during peak times (summer, holidays and weekends). If you’re planning a reunion trip to Folsom, snag one of the group campsites on the north shore of Lake Natoma at the Negro Bar Campground. Of the three available, two can hold up to 50 and one can hold up to 25.” (Source: Beals Point Campground, Folsom Lake, CA: 2 Hipcamper Reviews And 3 Photos)

What makes this park unique?

One can boat-camp in a boat at this campground. There is a plethora of land and water activities to do for visitors of all ages. This is a great summer getaway to make beach memories.

5. Sacramento West/Old Town KOA

This park is the closest RV park to downtown Sacramento. This makes it a great fit as a basecamp for everything the area has to offer in terms of tourist attractions.

What makes this park unique?

This park is big rig friendly and shaded. Note: due to COVID-19, this park might be shutdown. Please call office prior to visit.

6. Sacramento Shade RV Park

According to their Website, “Sacramento Shade RV Park is located north of the Sacramento River beneath the cooling shade of a large canopy of trees. Paved roads guide you to our spacious RV sites and you will appreciate the beautiful landscaping around the RV park and campground. Sacramento Shade RV Park makes a great “home base” for you to explore the many attractions of the Greater Sacramento area.” (Source: Sacramento Shade RV Park | Resort in Sacramento, CA)

What makes this park unique?

Sacramento Shade RV Park is in northeast Sacramento on Business I-80-BR (Capital City Freeway); one can access I-5, I-80 CA-50, the Sacramento River and more. The park has paved roads and spacious sites, as well as beautiful landscaping. Note: the RV cannot be older than 15 years.

7. Flag City RV Resort

This RV resort has great amenities for an extended stay, although the owners no longer offer a monthly rate. It is located close to all the tourist attractions in the area, with easy access to the I-5.

What makes this park unique?

This park is a great fit for group gatherings and rallies and has a nice clean layout. It is also ADA complaint, which is a great feature for an RV park for those who need ADA access (not a given at most RV parks).

8. Cal Expo RV Park

This is a no-frills paved park with access to the Cal Expo, with full hookups and the option to Uber or drive to all the close tourist activities.

What makes this park unique?

This park is in the middle of everything fun! For those who want close access to expo activities, as well as local area attractions, this RV Park checks off the boxes!

9. Sherwood Harbor

This is an RV Park and a marina in one, with 130 boat slips, making the marina part an emphasis. This is a great fit for travelers who have an RV and a boat and are looking at docking their RV while they boat for a few days. However, this is also a nice spot for people with smaller RVs who want to enjoy the river views.

What makes this park unique?

This is the only RV park in the Sacramento area that has spots right on the river! The spots are on green lawns with a canopy of 100-year-old cottonwood trees!

10. Holiday Mobile Village and RV

TIPS TO GET TO SACRAMENTO

Sacramento is located northeast of San Francisco and can be accessed via several Interstates: when traveling from the Stockton area/South, one can take the I-5, coming from the San Francisco/South-West Coast area, one can take the I-80. Coming from the North, both the I-5 and the I-80 connect to Sacramento.