Cache Creek Canyon Regional Park

Isolated along the dramatic peaks and valleys of the Cache Creek Canyon, the Cache Creek Canyon Regional Park Campground in Rumsey, California, offers a rugged yet accessible retreat for campers seeking natural beauty and tranquility. With a mix of tent and RV sites, the campground features essentials like fire rings, picnic tables, and shade trees, while omitting modern conveniences like electrical hookups and potable water, making it ideal for those craving a more rustic experience.

Set within a 600-acre expanse of oak woodlands, grassland meadows, and riparian habitats, the campground provides direct access to outdoor activities such as hiking, fishing, kayaking, and even whitewater rafting along Cache Creek, designated a Wild and Scenic River. Nearby trails, including the Blue Ridge Trail, meander through Bureau of Land Management lands connected to the Berryessa Snow Mountain National Monument, enhancing the area’s appeal for nature enthusiasts.

Located just six miles north of Rumsey along State Highway 16, this campground is perfect for weekend escapes, immersive nature trips, or even stopovers for exploring the unspoiled wilderness. Visitors should plan accordingly for hot summer days, cool evenings, and limited cellular connectivity, ensuring a seamless connection to the peaceful environment.