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Cache Creek Canyon
Cache Creek Canyon is a scenic canyon located in Rumsey, California. The canyon is part of the Cache Creek Natural Area, which is managed by the Bureau of Land Management. The canyon is known for its stunning views of the surrounding hills and valleys, as well as its abundance of wildlife. The canyon is also home to a variety of recreational activities, including camping, fishing, hiking, and rock climbing. The canyon is also a popular destination for whitewater rafting and kayaking.
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User Reviews
John Holcomb
I would give the park a five but we had unruly campers next to us that partied till 445 in the morning playing their Latino music, drinking and playing cards for money. It wasn't till one person won all the money that the music shut off and they went to bed. The RV dump was full when we left so we couldn't dump the tanks in the trailer The scenery is beautiful and I saw my first walking stick bug. The bathrooms are well kept. We will be back again soon.
Enrique H
Cache creek Canyon was good place to camp with family. The Creek waters for swimming we're good the camp sites we're all green and lots of shade to cool down. There was no running water on camp site and showers were few feet away. I give this camp site a 4 Star.
Shaun Siler
Clean, spacious, easy weekend.... a bit far out there, but I guess that is the point. Water was really low, but that is the rains fault. Great place to get away.
Sherry Knight
Enjoy your family reunion picnic on Saturday my parents enjoyed coming there it felt like they almost lived there most of the time
Fernando Briseno
I have went here almost every year for 12 years and it has been fun except this year. I went there last week and the water level is low and the lowest its ever been, which is not the park's fault. Because of the low water level there were a lot of dead fish, which is very unsanitary and there was no warning about it in the website or the park. It also looked like the park rangers were trying to cover the fact that there were dead fish because we checked the beach area multiple times and one of the last times we checked, most of the fish were gone. I emailed YoloCountyParks a week ago and they haven't responded which adds to the fact that they might be trying to cover this up. Me and my family reserved 4 days and we had to cut the trip in half due to the fact that we couldn't get in the water. If only there was a warning, we could of prevented getting excited for no reason. I recommend not going there for at least this year, if you planned on getting in the water.