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Dos Reis Regional Park

RV Park

Overview

Overview

Dos Reis Regional Park is a scenic destination situated along the banks of the San Joaquin River in Lathrop, California. This park serves as a peaceful retreat for travelers seeking a natural escape within the Central Valley. It offers a tranquil riverfront setting that appeals to those who prefer quiet surroundings over bustling commercial resorts. The park is managed by the San Joaquin County Parks department, ensuring a well-maintained environment for weekend getaways or short-term stays for RV enthusiasts.

Location & Surroundings

Nestled just off the I-5 corridor, the park provides convenient access for travelers navigating through Northern California. The surrounding landscape features the serene beauty of the San Joaquin Delta, creating an atmosphere focused on outdoor leisure. While located near the growing city of Lathrop, the park maintains a rural character that feels worlds away from the highway. Its position makes it a strategic stopover for those traveling between the Sacramento area and the Bay Area.

Amenities & Park Features

The park is designed to accommodate various camping needs, providing full hookup campsites that simplify the experience for self-contained RVs. Visitors can take advantage of the expansive day-use areas, which include picnic tables and lush grass lawns perfect for relaxing by the water. There is also a dedicated boat launch available for guests who enjoy spending time on the river, making it a popular choice for water sports enthusiasts looking to explore the local waterways.

Nearby Attractions & Things to Do

Outdoor activities are the primary draw at Dos Reis Regional Park, with a heavy emphasis on river fishing and birdwatching. Beyond the park gates, Lathrop offers access to various regional shopping centers and dining options. Adventurous visitors often spend their days exploring the expansive Delta region, which offers endless miles of channels for boating. The area is also within driving distance of major regional hubs where visitors can find historical landmarks, museums, and vibrant local agriculture markets.

Who This Park Is Best For

This park is ideal for travelers who prioritize peaceful riverside scenery and easy highway access over high-end resort amenities. It is an excellent fit for anglers, boaters, and families who enjoy simple, nature-based recreation. If you are looking for a straightforward, reliable spot to park your RV while enjoying the natural beauty of the San Joaquin River, Dos Reis provides an authentic, low-key camping experience that serves as a quiet refuge from the road.


Features & Amenities

- Recreational Facilities

• River
• Fishing
• Ramp
• Body Of Water (San Joaquin River)
• Horseshoes
• Playground

- Policies

• Pets Welcome
• Pets $
• Day Max Stay (29)
• Tent Camping Allowed

- Other Amenities & Services

• Restroom and Showers

- Recreation Nearby (within 10 miles)

• Fishing
• Boating

- Facility

• Type (Public Park)
• Partial Handicap Access

- On-Site Rentals

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- Sites

• Spaces Available (26)
• Width (17)
• Paved Sites (26)
• Max Length (60)
• 20 Amp
• 30 Amp
• Full Hookups (26)
• Max Amps (30)
• Pull-thrus (4)
• Pull-thru Size (17 x 60)
• Back-ins (20 x 50)
• Site Length (60)
• Fire Rings

Reviews

Rick Buonauro

July 11, 2026

They try to keep it clean but when theres enough people it seems to get kinda bad. Not the fault of the park staff. The next day its clean. When its not crowded its an awesome place for day use and to ride my ski.

Ruby Fandrich

July 11, 2026

This place was perfect for us. My only regret was going on the 4th of July weekend. Way to many loud boats. People we very friendly and helpful. Will definitely be going back.

Yvonne Lopez

April 18, 2026

$6.00 parking fee, Quick, last minute fishing trip. Family friendly, quiet.

Raquel Rodriguez

April 03, 2026

Love this place very peaceful. Sunsets are my favorite. I often capture them when I visit.

Mychelle Gallegos

December 29, 2025

It could've been a better experience if people could behave in public places and not be trashy and loud.