Lodi pumps out bold Zinfandels from 85,000 acres of vineyards. Five standout RV parks put you steps from wine trails and the Mokelumne River. Park your rig here, taste at Harrow Cellar, launch a boat, chase sunsets over the Delta.
Lodi anchors California's wine country with over 85 wineries hugging Highway 99 and Kettleman Lane. Cyclists pedal the Mokelumne River Trail. Families picnic at Lodi Lake Park. Crowds swell for the September Grape Festival, where floats parade past vineyards. Anglers hook bass from Woodbridge Lake.
Yogi Bear's Jellystone Park Camp-Resort: Tower Park draws families with pools, boating, fishing, laundry. Rates start at $103 nightly, WiFi flows freely. Flag City RV Resort fits thrifty travelers and big spenders alike, $53 to $990 per night, showers gleam, 50-amp power surges, pets romp. Westgate Landing Regional Park calls pet owners to pull-through sites on the water. Tower Park variants suit quick stays or extended escapes.
Lodi excels in world-class wines, especially Zinfandel from 85,000 vineyard acres. Over 85 wineries line roads like East Peltier Road. Tastings at Michael David Winery pair with hikes along the Mokelumne River or swims in Lodi Lake.
Five parks top the list: Yogi Bear's Jellystone Park Camp-Resort: Tower Park, Jellystone Park™ Tower Park, Flag City RV Resort, Westgate Landing Regional Park, and Tower Park. Most hug Highway 99 or the Mokelumne River for quick wine country access. Amenities span WiFi, pools, boating, pet sites.
Yes, Flag City RV Resort and Westgate Landing Regional Park welcome pets. Flag City adds showers and 50-amp power. Westgate provides pull-through sites near the water for easy walks with your dog.