MODESTO RESERVOIR
PARK UPDATES
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High Water Level at Modesto Reservoir
Advising visitors of the increased water flows and Modesto Reservoir will be at a higher water level than normal. San Jose Island will be closed during this period, from now until the end of October.
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Voted Best of Modesto!
The Modesto Bee Readers voted Woodward Reservoir (GOLD) and Modesto Reservoir (SILVER) for best RV Park & Campground.
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Modesto Reservoir Regional Park is located at 18143 Reservoir Rd., a few miles from the town of Waterford, just off Highway 132. It offers over 3,200 acres of land and 2,800 acres of reservoir for recreation and camping.
PARK FEATURES
Campsites with full hookups
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Picnic shelters
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Restrooms
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Barbecues
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Picnic tables
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Archery range
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Radio control electric airplane field
BASIC CAMPSITES
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Additional Campsites Available
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All Basic Camping is first come first serve
FISHING
There is a great variety of natural wildlife in the area, and for those who love to fish, we often restock the fish population at the reservoir with traditional Rainbow Trout, Redear Sunfish, Largemouth Bass, Channel Catfish, and Bluegill. To preserve the reservoir’s water, no pets or gasoline containers are allowed at Modesto Reservoir.
LOCATION
18143 Reservoir Rd, Waterford, CA
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HOURS
Day Use: 6 a.m. – 10 p.m. Daily
Boat Ramp: 6 a.m. – 7 p.m. Daily
FEE SCHEDULE
Day Use
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Vehicle: $20, Resident: $15
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Vessel: $16, Resident: $11
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Picnic Shelter Use Fee $100 per day + $10 reservation fee: $110
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Annual Pass - Vehicle: $140
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Annual Pass - Vessel: $110
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Camping (per night)
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Basic Campsite: $40, Resident $35
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General Campsite: $50, Resident $45
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RV/Trailer Hookup Campsite: $60, Resident $55
RECREATION
Tent Camping
RV/Trailer Camping
Boating
Kayaking
Swimming
Waterfowl Hunting
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*Swim and boat at your own risk, as water levels fluctuate.
RC Plane Flying
Archery
Bird Watching
WILDLIFE
For the animal lovers, there is a great variety of wildlife. Be on the look-out for squirrels, jackrabbits, cottontails, red-tail hawks, coyotes, raccoons, seagulls, burrowing owls, geese, ducks, blue herons, great white egrets, and so much more.
