Oakdale claims the title Cowboy Capital of the World. Camp here to lasso the energy of the annual Mother Lode Rodeo and dive into Stanislaus River adventures. Two RV parks anchor your stay, including Woodward Reservoir from $26 a night.
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Oakdale pulses with cowboy heritage. The Mother Lode Rodeo packs the grounds on Patchett Circle every June, where bronc riders thrill crowds under the lights. Prune orchards stretch across the valley floor, remnants of the city's Dried Plum Capital days. Kayakers launch from South Fork Village into the Stanislaus River's gentle bends.
Woodward Reservoir serves water lovers with 30-amp sites, showers, and a dump station. Families boat and fish its calm waters all day. Our directory's two parks make ideal bases for rodeo weekends or river escapes, rates starting low to fit any budget.
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Oakdale shines as the Cowboy Capital of the World. The Mother Lode Rodeo electrifies Patchett Circle every June with bronc busting and roping contests that pull in over 20,000 spectators. Prune orchards crown it Dried Plum Capital, while the Stanislaus River fuels kayaking and fishing trips.
Our directory lists two RV parks near Oakdale, including Woodward Reservoir. This park sits right on the reservoir with 30-amp hookups, showers, and a dump station. Rates start at $26 a night, perfect for quick access to town and river fun.
Yes, Woodward Reservoir provides 30-amp service. Campers plug in easily for power-hungry rigs while enjoying showers and a dump station on site. This setup suits weekend warriors and longer stays exploring the Stanislaus River.