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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
Sharon Troia
Lots of little spots to bbq. The water was a little hard to get to, but same is said with going to some beaches. Overall it’s a really fun place to go enjoy nature, water and have a bbq.
Troy McKoy
Great for new hikers, flat with many opportunities to lengthen or shorten your loop. Well maintained and clean..
KaucasianAsian
We visited to get outside before sunset. We visited during the dry season, so the smell is a little strong. Overall, the trail wasn’t crowded and it was a soothing walk
N June
My family did a day visit. We found a great spot with trees 🌳 for shade and picnic tables and close to the bathrooms. We bbq and played football and board games. We did not bring our dog there due to a lot of cats that run free. We had 5 that just waited on the side for scraps, but we didn't feed them. One thing I would recommend is taking a mosquito repellent. There are a lot of mosquitoes there🦟. The restrooms are clean. Parking was no problem. Just get their early. And all day pass $10 a car, but Seniors $9 and military I believe are free.
Talia Karasinski
Great spot for camping and floating on the river! Bathrooms and campsites were well maintained for the most part. I don’t think they sell firewood here but fires were allowed in the pit at the site. We were there on a weekend and it’s a party spot for sure - expect music and noise well into the night. And if not that, it’s the sounds coyotes and feral cats all night.