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Caswell Memorial Park
Caswell Memorial State Park is a state park in Ripon, California, located along the Stanislaus River. The park is named after Dr. Charles Caswell, a local doctor who donated the land to the state in 1945. The park is home to a variety of wildlife, including deer, wild turkeys, and a variety of birds. The park also features a variety of recreational activities, including camping, fishing, swimming, and hiking. There are also picnic areas and a playground. The park is open year-round and offers a variety of educational programs and events.
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User Reviews
Peter Frolander
Beautiful shady campground a little off the beaten path and worth it. No hookups but we used a spigot to fill trailer water tank. Some sites riverside, all with beach / swimming access. Most sites won't accommodate trailers - parking "pads" too short. Coin ($.25) operated hot showers. $1.50 for 4 1/2 minutes did the trick for me. Very reasonable state park rates. Great overnight stay in transit from SoCal to Washington. Will stay here again.
caitlin spaan
Lovely views of the Stanislaus river which wends it's way thru the park. Lots of interesting nature, including elderberries and rose hips. This flat walk is marred only by the aggressive mosquito population.
KelleyMaureen
Camp 🏕️ grounds & day use areas are fantastic 🤩 - wish there was more overflow parking 🅿️ for both the campground and day use areas; car fees are $10 dollars. Tent camping sites are 30 and include one vehicle 🛻. $10 for extra vehicle, two spaces. The river is wonderful! 😅 You may see cows 🐄 , chickens 🐓, turtles 🐢, cranes 🦢, etc… along side the waterfront while you float.
Brian Poppe
Such an amazing campground. Beautiful spacious spots with lots of trees. When kids are out of school its really busy. They have regular bathrooms with water. No water at the spots but there are spickets near. The beach isn't huge but its nice. They kept it well maintained as well. Don't come here to be loud and party. Game warden and sherif patrol often. There are showers also but cost a little bring quarters. Nice picnic tables and fire pits. Enjoy
Sweta Padhy
This state park, which features a lovely flowing river and offers options for camping and day picnics, including a group picnic campground (tent only) where RVs are also permitted, although without electric hookups at the campsites. We have enjoyed camping at this park for the past two consecutive years. Overall, we find it to be a good park. However, during our recent visit, we did have a few concerns regarding the upkeep of the campsites. This time, we experienced a significant presence of red ants and spiders at our campsite, and there was also a noticeable amount of windblown, cotton-like material throughout the area. Additionally, we found that the fire rings were positioned very close to the wooden benches at the campsites, making them somewhat impractical to use. The campsites themselves also felt rather small. Best part is its availability to reserve 😊