2015 Inventory of Recreation Facilities in the Sacramento-San Joaquin Delta

Delta Protect Commission

Table of Contents

EXECUTIVE SUMMARY ...... 1 Key Findings ...... 1 Recommendations ...... 2

INTRODUCTION...... 3 Purpose ...... 3 Background and Scope ...... 3 Data Sources ...... 5 Definition of Terms and Data Consistency ...... 8 Organization of Information ...... 11

SUMMARY OF FACILITIES ...... 13 Solano County ...... 13 Solano County Table ...... 15 Yolo County ...... 18 Yolo County Table ...... 21 Sacramento County...... 24 Sacramento County Table ...... 27 Contra Costa County ...... 39 Contra Costa County Table ...... 41 San Joaquin County ...... 52 San Joaquin County Table ...... 54

DESCRIPTION OF FACILITIES BY TYPE ...... 62 Agritourism Sites ...... 62 Bait/Fishing Supplies ...... 62 Boating Access/Landing ...... 63 Boat Launch ...... 63 Boat Rentals ...... 63 Campgrounds & RV Parks ...... 63

Day Use and/or Picnic Area ...... 64 Dry Boat Storage ...... 64 Event Venues ...... 64 Fishing Access ...... 64 Fuel Docks ...... 65 Hunting Access ...... 65 Lodging ...... 65 Marinas ...... 66 Marine Services/Repair ...... 66 Museums and Historic Sites ...... 66 Paddle and Sail Boating Facilities ...... 67 Public Parks ...... 67 Pump-Outs ...... 67 Recreation Supply Sales ...... 67 Trails and Pathways and Scenic Highways ...... 67 Wildlife Area/Nature Observation ...... 68 Windsurfing Access Sites ...... 68 Agritourism ...... 70 Bait and Fishing Supplies ...... 72 Boating Access ...... 74 Boat Launch Facilities ...... 75 Boat Rentals ...... 77 Campgrounds & RV Parks ...... 78 Day Use/Picnic ...... 80 Dry Storage ...... 83 Event Venues ...... 85 Fishing Access Sites ...... 87 Fuel Docks ...... 89 Hunting Access ...... 91

Lodging ...... 92 Small Marinas (<50 Berths) ...... 93 Medium Marinas (50-200 Berths) ...... 95 Large Marinas (>200 Berths) ...... 96 Marine Services/Repair ...... 97 Museums ...... 99 Historic Site Interpretation ...... 99 Paddle & Sail Boating ...... 101 Public Parks ...... 103 Pump-outs ...... 105 Recreation Supply Sales ...... 106 Trails & Pathways ...... 107 Wildlife Area/Nature Observation ...... 108 Windsurfing Access Sites ...... 110

RECREATION DEMAND ...... 111

FACTORS AFFECTING THE FUTURE OF RECREATION AND TOURISM . 114 Great California Delta Trail ...... 114 Sacramento-San Joaquin Delta National Heritage Area ...... 114 Recreation Proposal for the Sacramento-San Joaquin Delta and Suisun Marsh...... 115 CA WaterFix ...... 115 California EcoRestore ...... 116 Delta Conservation Framework ...... 116 Delta Plan ...... 116 Delta Conservancy ...... 117

PUBLIC/PRIVATE PARTNERSHIPS AND ROLE OF GOVERNMENT ...... 118

ADDITIONAL STUDIES NEEDED ...... 120 Studies Underway ...... 123

PUBLICATION INFORMATION AND ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS ...... 124

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DELTA RECREATION INVENTORY DATA AND RESOURCES ...... 125

MAPS ...... 1 Delta Key ...... 1 North Delta ...... 2 Central Delta ...... 3 West Delta...... 4 East Delta ...... 5 South Delta ...... 6 Old Sacramento – West Sacramento ...... 7 Clarksburg/Lower Yolo Bypass ...... 8 Walnut Grove – Locke ...... 9 Rio Vista –Brannan Island ...... 10 Delta Loop – Isleton ...... 11 Sherman Island – Pittsburg ...... 12 Bethel Island – Oakley ...... 13 Discovery Bay – Brentwood ...... 14 Stockton ...... 15 Sacramento River Parkway – Great California Delta Trail ...... 16 West Sacramento – Great California Delta Trail ...... 17 East Bay Regional Park District Big Break Trail – Great California Delta Trail ...... 18

EXECUTIVE SUMMARY The Delta Protection Commission (Commission) is committed to national recognition of the Delta as a diverse, accessible, modern recreation and tourism destination. The Commission has compiled the 2015 Inventory of Recreation Facilities in the Sacramento-San Joaquin Delta which represents the current recreation resources in the Legal Delta and its adjacent areas. The Inventory is a reference for the Commission, State and local agencies, and recreation providers in planning, developing, and promoting the Delta as a unique recreation and tourism destination.

Key Findings Agritourism is an emerging opportunity. As farmers, ranchers, and growers explore sustainable economic use of their land and the “Farm to Fork Movement” continues to gain momentum, Delta growers have unique opportunities. Sacramento River Delta Grown was founded in 2011 to promote agricultural sustainability and profitability for area farmers. The Delta Farm and Winery Trail Guide is a result of the association’s work and includes more than 25 locations.

In 2008, the City of Brentwood launched the Brentwood Grown Program. Designed to help local farmers with their marketing efforts, the program is available to all farmers located within the County’s Agricultural Core and the City of Brentwood’s Planning Area. Harvest Time in Brentwood produces a farm trail map and maintains a website to educate the public of the more than 40 growers in the program.

The recent economic downturn had a noticeable effect on Delta recreational boating. Comparison of the data collected for the Commission’s 2012 Economic Sustainability Plan and the 2015 Recreation Facilities Inventory indicate the closure of thirteen Delta marinas within the three-year time period. Particularly hard hit was Contra Costa County with the closure of 10 marinas, followed by Sacramento and San Joaquin Counties. This finding follows the trend of decreasing retail sales for powerboats, personal watercraft and sailboats during the same time period.

Performing trend analysis of Delta recreational facilities is challenged by the inconsistent recording and definition of recreational facility types and amenities. More detail on the inventory process and recommendations for future information gathering is provided in Section 2, (Introduction) of this report. Data Gaps (Section 2) further details the challenges of inconsistent definitions and categorizing of recreational facility types. Providing future trend analysis of Delta recreational and tourism facilities could benefit economic development analysis and plans for investment in the Delta.

Recommendations Long recognized as a place of Statewide and National interest, the Delta offers an abundance of recreation experiences for a diverse population. With a surrounding Market Area (9 counties) population estimate of approximately 11.9 million people and growing, the Delta’s recreational potential is excellent. Recommendations to help the Delta reach its recreation potential include:

Promotion

• Development of an online recreation access guide to promote Delta recreation and tourism • Harness social media to promote Delta recreation and tourism • Help visitors orient themselves in the Delta through wayfinding

Research and Study

• Apply a consistent standard for reporting recreation and tourism facilities for future inventories • Research visitation trends and the economic impact of cultural and agricultural tourism, and non-motorized boating in the Delta • Partner with State Parks to assess the need for new regional public and private recreation and access facilities to meet increasing public need

Planning

• Develop the Sacramento-San Joaquin Delta National Heritage Area Management Plan • Complete planning for the Great California Delta Trail • Continue to support control of invasive aquatic species which negatively impact Delta recreational navigation, tourism and water supply

INTRODUCTION

Purpose This inventory gathers information about public and private facilities that offer recreational opportunities in the Delta, enabling the public to explore and enjoy the unique resources of the Delta; its water, wildlife, agriculture, history and culture. This Delta Recreation Inventory was undertaken in part to inform the Delta Protection Commission’s Land Use and Resource Management Plan (LURMP) and Economic Sustainability Plan updates. In addition, the Inventory will create a common knowledge base for the Commission, recreation providers, and public agencies to coordinate efforts to improve recreation and tourism facilities in the Delta. Ultimately these efforts will help to preserve and enhance the unique values of the Delta while contributing to its economic sustainability.

Background and Scope The Commission was created by the Delta Protection Act of 1992 (Act). The Act declared the Delta a natural resource of statewide, national, and international significance, containing irreplaceable resources, and the policy of the State is to recognize, preserve, and protect resources of the Delta for the use and enjoyment of current and future generations, in a manner that protects and enhances the unique value of the Delta as an evolving place.

The Commission’s mission is to protect, maintain, enhance and enrich the overall quality of the Delta environment and economy, with a focus on agriculture, recreation and natural resources, while remaining mindful of the importance of the Delta to all Californians.

The Commission has a variety of statutory obligations related to recreation in the Delta. Public Resources Code §29703.5(a) identifies the Commission as an existing forum for Delta residents to engage in decisions regarding actions to recognize and enhance its unique values. The Commission also advises the Delta Stewardship Council on actions to preserve the Delta as an evolving place (PRC §29773). The Commission holds public meetings bi-monthly in the Delta and supports continued recreational use of Delta lands and water.

Public Resources Code §29760 requires the Commission to protect unique Delta values by regulating land use, in part to specifically protect and preserve the Delta’s cultural values and economic vitality, open-space and outdoor recreational opportunities, and public access to

The Commission preserves and protects unique Delta values in the Primary Zone through policies adopted in the LURMP. First prepared in 1995 and updated in 2010, the LURMP includes policies to preserve and protect open-space and outdoor recreational opportunities. Current Commission initiatives to meet the recreation goals of the LURMP include:

• Abandoned Vessel Database - a collaborative effort with US Coast Guard and local law enforcement to identify vessels which impede navigation in Delta waterways.

• Coastal and Delta Waterways Cleanup - the Commission sponsors a site in each of the five Delta Counties for this event which occurs annually in September.

• Sacramento-San Joaquin Delta National Heritage Area Initiative – a proposal for federal designation of the Delta as a place of special significance.

• Great California Delta Trail - a multi-use recreational corridor planned to connect the trails of the Sacramento River to the Bay Trail via the Delta

The Commission prepared prior editions of the Delta Recreation Inventory in 1994, 1997 and 2005 (http://delta.ca.gov/files/2016/10/Rec_Facilities_Inventory_2005.pdf) . The Sacramento- San Joaquin Delta Boating Needs Assessment 2000-2020 was conducted in 2002 by the Department of Boating and Waterways (now California State Parks, Division of Boating and Waterways (DBW) and provided DBW and the Commission information on Delta Boating related facilities for future planning and budgetary purposes (Sacramento - San Joaquin Delta Boating Needs Assessment 2000-2020).

The Commission prepared an Economic Sustainability Plan (ESP) in 2012. The ESP included a comprehensive view of the economic value of recreation and tourism providers, along with other market segments active in the region (http://www.delta.ca.gov/regional_economy/economic_sustainability/). The ESP recommendations for economic sustainability of Delta recreation and tourism include:

• Protection and enhancement of private enterprise-based recreation with support from state and local public agencies

• Focused recreation development

• Strategic levee protection for legacy communities and key recreation areas

• Coordination among state and local agencies

The Recreation Inventory is a resource for private and public planners and the general public interested in the types of recreation facilities located in the Delta. Information on how to obtain specific information about recreation facilities is listed in Chapter 9 (Recreation and Tourism Resources).

Data Sources The 2005 Recreation Facility Inventory provided the foundation for this Inventory. The initial data was updated and supplemented with State and local agency land use plans, reports and maps locating recreational facilities. Additional datasets include:

1. CALIFORNIA’S PROTECTED AREAS DATABASE (CPAD). CPAD is a comprehensive “inventory of all land in California that is protected in fee ownership primarily for open- space use”. The table here indicates the breadth and depth of the data collected for the 2006 version funded, in part, by California State Parks CORP program. Delta counties are marked.

The dataset is managed by GreenInfo Network and available to the public on the website: http://www.calands.org. An editing portal is available, so agencies and the public can report changes to the database. The current version is CPAD 2014a, which was utilized in the 2015 Inventory.

2. BOATING FACILITY DATABASE California State Parks Division of Boating and Waterways maintains a statewide boating facility database, which provides data to the public in a variety of formats, such as printed maps for various regions and a Boating Facility Locator (http://dbw.ca.gov/BoatingFacilities ). The web- based Boating Facility Locator provides sortable data to the boating public and includes a reporting function for boating facility managers when services and facilities change over time.

This data is updated when funding is available. An example of the types of data that are available is provided below.

3. COMMERCIAL INTERNET SOURCES The availability of data on recreation and tourism opportunities has exploded on the internet. Commercial internet resources are a primary source of information for tourists and recreationists. Search engines such as www.Google.com, mapping services such as www.mapquest.com, and compilers such as www.DeltaBoating.com, offer extensive information with links to recreation and tourism providers’ websites. The completeness and accuracy of information is variable; however, it is often the best available and is easily accessed. For the 2015 Inventory, internet research has been an important source of current information.

Internet searches included:

Calagtour.org Sacriverdeltagrown.org Google.com Californiadelta.org Harvest4you.com Deltaboating.com Sacdelta.com Deltacalifornia.com/marinas Sacramentoriver.org/access

Recreation sites were mapped within the Primary and Secondary Zone of the Legal Delta. In addition sites immediately adjacent to the Legal Delta were included because they provide important services to Delta recreationists and tourists, such as those up- and down-river along the Sacramento River and the City of Rio Vista. 6

The data was combined into a Microsoft Access database with data from the 2005 Delta Recreation Facilities Inventory, DBW’s Facility Locator list and the Commission’s ESP. The data from these three sources were compiled, and then checked for accuracy and duplicates. Additional sites were added from the survey responses as well as internet research.

Geographic information was compiled into an ArcGIS 10.2 geodatabase starting with data from the 2005 Delta Recreation Facilities Inventory, DBW’s Facility Locator list and the Commission’s ESP. Additional sites were added from the survey and internet research. Verification of geographic data was completed utilizing Franko’s California Delta Map, Google Earth, Google Maps, Map Quest, Microsoft Bing Imagery, and Wikimapia. Additional data was acquired from CSP, City of Sacramento, City of West Sacramento, Alameda County, Contra Costa County, San Joaquin County, Sacramento County, Solano County, and Yolo County web-based geographical data.

DBW specialists currently working in the Delta verified whether many businesses (mostly marinas) still existed. Telephone verification of business status occurred for 235 sites. When a person answered, additional data was gathered about their site. Some sites were confirmed as currently operating because the answering machine used the business name within the greeting. Some of the phone numbers were no longer in service.

Definition of Terms and Data Consistency The 2015 Recreation Facilities Inventory intends to expand the content of prior reports by identifying trends in recreation facilities and tourism. However, when comparing data collected for the 2015 Recreation Facilities Inventory with prior year’s recreation inventories and the ESP, it became apparent that certain facility categories would benefit from further definition and refinement in order to provide a clear picture of recreation trends in the Delta.

Prior editions of the Delta Recreation Inventory were prepared in 1994, 1997 and 2005. The ESP included a more comprehensive view of the economic value of recreation and tourism providers, along with other market segments active in the region. The following table compares the data categories reported in previous studies with data collected for the 2015 Inventory:

TYPE DATA CATEGORIES 1994 1997 2005 ESP 2015 FACILITIES Boat launch facilities x x x x x Marinas x x x x x Dry boat storage x Boating club facilities x x Environmental Services x x x x Transient tie-ups, docks and piers x x x Hunting club facilities x x x x Trails and paths x x x x Driving Routes x x Picnic Sites x x x x x Agritourism Sites x x x Visitor/ information/ education centers/ x museums Human-powered boat launch and landing x x x x x sites Camping facilities x x x x x Event venues x x x Public restrooms x x Fishing accesses x x x x Waterfront Promenades x x x SUPPORT Recreation equipment providers x x x Overnight lodging x x Restaurants /specialty foods x x Hunting and Fishing Guides x Recreation and Tourism Providers x RESOURCES Public parks x x x Public land x x Historic sites x x x x Legacy Communities x

Agritourism-suitable crops x Wildlife areas/refuges/reserves x x x x x DEMAND/ Population growth estimates x x x x ECONOMICS Registered boats x x x Fishing Licenses x Hunting Licenses x Attendance x x Activities projections x Unmet need x x Trends x x x Economic issues x x x

The following provide examples of data inconsistency between the reports:

Agritourism: For the 2015 Recreation Facilities Inventory, Delta agritourism is defined as working farms or ranches within the Legal Delta with activities for the enjoyment of visitors that generates supplemental income for the owner. These may include educational experiences such as wine/olive tasting and cooking classes, hospitality services such as farm stays, winery weddings or guided tours, and on-farm direct sales such as u-pick operations.

While agritourism may also be defined to include seasonal roadside stands, fee-hunting and fishing access and more (see University of California Davis Small Farm Program – (http://sfp.ucdavis.edu/agritourism/) these subsets are not included in the Agritourism category of the 2015 Delta Recreational Facilities Inventory. The 2015 Inventory provides separate categories for both hunting and fishing access.

As the table above indicates, the 2005 Delta Recreation Inventory and the Commission’s ESP include data on agritourism. Upon closer examination of the 2005 Inventory, a specific definition or description of what constitutes agritourism is not provided; in fact, the word agritourism does not appear in the report. However, fishing access, hunting areas and wineries are included in the 2005 Inventory.

The ESP agritourism data was generated under the auspices of the U.S. Department of Agriculture, National Agricultural Statistics Service (USDA). The USDA data includes income generated by farms from agritourism, recreational services (generally described as income generated from hunting, fishing, wine tours, hay rides, etc.), and value of agricultural products sold directly to individuals for human consumption. The USDA data is aggregated by County, so data unique to the Legal Delta is unknown.

Due to vague and inconsistent definitions of agritourism in past reports; measuring growth or trend influences in agritourism is not possible. 9

Human Powered Boat Launch and Landing Sites: In past inventories, this facility category was limited to windsurfing access sites and omitted kayaks, sailboats, and stand-up paddleboards. The 2015 Inventory includes windsurfing access and paddle and sailboat facilities.

Historic Sites and Museums: The 2015 Recreation Inventory expands the listing of historic sites and museums from prior inventories. The 2015 Inventory includes Federal and State- designated historic sites found within the Legal Delta and museums within the Legal Delta and adjacent to Delta boundaries. Prior recreation inventories included only historic sites in the Primary Zone. The expansion of the listings resulted in an additional twelve sites included in the Inventory.

Environmental Services: Included in this category are boat pump-outs which were included in the 1997 and 2005 inventories and were omitted in the 2015 Inventory. Pump-out facilities help maintain water quality in the Delta, provide a convenience to Delta boaters, and enhance recreational boating in the Delta. Operating pump-outs should be included in future inventories.

Lastly, the geographical basis for reporting Delta recreation and tourism facilities is not uniform across Inventory reports. For instance, the 1997 and 2005 Recreation Inventory map facilities by the county in which they are located.

The ESP and the Sacramento-San Joaquin Delta Boating Needs Assessment 2000-2020 maps facilities using six Delta zones, first defined and cited in the California Department of Parks and Recreation Sacramento-San Joaquin Delta Recreation Survey (1997). Each of the six Delta zones (North, Northwest, Central, West, East and South) highlight the Delta’s diversity of settings, habitats, physical resources, opportunities and limitations for recreational opportunities.

The 2015 Recreation Inventory list facilities by County and also maps facilities by Delta zone. The2015 Recreation Inventory depicts five overlapping Delta zones: North, Central, West, East and South. Any attempt to compare the number of recreational facilities by zone over time is difficult at best.

County jurisdictional boundaries within the Delta are of little importance to recreationists, as points of interest and activity are dispersed throughout the vast Delta landscape. Recreation based enterprises may be subject to not only state and federal regulations, but may also be subject to policies and regulations of local jurisdictions. A number of beneficial analyses could result in collection and sorting of data from both the County and Delta Zone perspective.

Organization of Information The 2015 Recreation Facilities Inventory presents information in two ways; a summary of Facilities by County, and a description and summary of Facilities by type. Each facility is assigned a site number as a location reference for the Recreation and Tourism Facility maps beginning with Map 1. The site numbering system is organized by County: Solano County begins with #1; Yolo County begins with #150; Sacramento County begins with #300; Contra Costa County begins with #500, and San Joaquin County begins with #700.

The Summary of Facilities by County includes a table of county facilities listed numerically and the amenities the facility provides.

The Description of Facilities by Type includes tables organized alphabetically by type and by county. The location of the recreational facility (by city or island/tract) is also provided. The Description of Facilities by Type also includes the criteria to include a particular facility type in the current inventory, which in turn may provide a basis for comparison in future inventories.

Maps of Recreation and Tourism Facilities in the Delta are provided at the end of the report. Unlike the prior 1997 and 2005 Delta Recreation Inventories which mapped recreation facilities by County, the 2015 Recreation Facilities Inventory maps use five geographic subzones and nine focus areas with some overlap:

1) North Delta (Map 2a); including portions of Yolo, Solano and Sacramento Counties, including the focus area of Old Sacramento/West Sacramento (3a) and the overlapping focus area of Clarksburg/Lower Yolo Bypass(3b) 2) Central Delta (Map 2b); including portions of Yolo, Solano, Sacramento and San Joaquin Counties, including the focus areas of Walnut Grove/Locke(3c), Rio Vista/Brannan Island (3d) , Delta Loop/Isleton (3e) and overlapping focus area of Clarksburg/Lower Yolo Bypass (3b) 3) West Delta (Map 2c): including portions of Solano, Sacramento and Contra Costa Counties including the focus areas of Sherman Island/Pittsburg/Antioch (3f) and overlapping focus area Rio Vista/Brannan (3d) 4) East Delta (Map 2d); including portions of Sacramento, Contra Costa and San Joaquin Counties including focus areas Delta Loop/Isleton (3e), Stockton (3i), Bethel Island/Oakley (3g) and overlapping Rio Vista/Brannan (3d) and Discovery Bay/Brentwood (3h) 5) South Delta (Map 2e); including portions of Contra Costa and San Joaquin Counties and the overlapping focus areas Discovery Bay/Brentwood (3h) and Stockton (3i)

Information Sources used in creation of this report is found in the Data Sources section (page 5) and the Delta Recreation Inventory Data and Resources section (page 122).

Factors Affecting the Future of Recreation and Tourism describes current and potential plans and projects which may affect Delta recreation resources.

SUMMARY OF FACILITIES

Solano County Solano County’s Delta lands lie on the western edge of the Legal Delta covering about 86,000 acres, or approximately 17 percent of the Primary Zone. The land includes property to the east and west of the Sacramento Deep Water Ship Channel and to the west of the western levee of the Yolo Bypass. Island and tracts in the Primary Zone include Hastings Tract, Prospect Island, and Ryer Island. Waterways in the county include Barker Slough, Cache Slough, Hastings Cut, Hoss Slough, Lindsey Slough, Sacramento River and the Sacramento Deep Water Ship Channel. The City of Rio Vista lies largely outside of the Legal Delta, with only a small area around the municipal airport located in the Primary Zone.

Though not included in the “legal” Delta, the City of Rio Vista is a gateway to the Delta, providing visitors with recreational information and supplies for their adventures. The City has a boat launch, a public dock, and riverbank fishing access for anglers to access the Sacramento River. The City recently added a 900 foot extension to the waterfront promenade, which was completed in 2009. The Rio Vista Bridge to Beach Trail takes visitors on a walking tour through historic downtown and connects to Sandy Beach County Park.

At Sandy Beach County Park located south of Rio Vista, visitors will find picnic grounds, RV and tent camping, a boat launch, and beach access to the Sacramento River. Dry storage for boats and RVs is also available. Delta camping can also be enjoyed at Delta Marina Yacht Harbor, Arrowhead Harbor and Snug Harbor. Four rental units are available at Hidden Harbor Marina (one year lease required) and Snug Harbor offers 14 cottages (two night minimum stay).

Boats can be launched into Delta waterways from Delta Marina Yacht Harbor, Sandy Beach Park, Arrowhead Harbor, Snug Harbor, and the Rio Vista Boat Launch.

The Delta portion of Solano County has four marinas that were also included in the 2005 inventory: Delta Marina Yacht Harbor in Rio Vista is a “large” marina; Snug Harbor Resort on Ryer Island, Arrowhead Harbor on Prospect Island, and Hidden Harbor Marina at the confluence of Cache and Steamboat Sloughs are classified as “medium” marinas. Fuel and pump-outs can be found at both Hidden Harbor Marina and Delta Marina Yacht Harbor.

Bait and other fishing supplies are available at Snug Harbor Resort, Delta Marina Yacht Harbor, Hap’s Bait and Tackle and Rio Vista Bait and Tackle.

The Rio Vista Museum is one of three Delta Museums in Solano County, the other two being the Dutra Museum of Dredging and the Western Railway Museum. The Rio Vista Museum celebrates the history of the community with pictures, exhibits and even has a collection of Rio Vista High School yearbooks. The Dutra Museum of Dredging, also in Rio Vista, presents the

13 history of levee-building and dredging in the Sacramento-San Joaquin Delta and its role in creating the rich agricultural islands of the region. The Western Railway Museum, located on Highway 12 between the cities of Rio Vista and Suisun City, offers historic railway exhibits, a picnic area, a café and train rides. Hastings Adobe, northeast of Collinsville, is the only Solano County Delta location on the National Register of Historic Places.

The Department of Fish and Wildlife manages four properties in Solano County. Decker Island Wildlife Area and Miner Slough Wildlife Area are accessed by boat only. Recreational opportunities include wildlife viewing and waterfowl hunting, and Miner Slough also provides fishing access. The Calhoun Cut Ecological Preserve is also only accessible by boat. Activities here include wildlife observation, waterfowl hunting, and fishing. The Liberty Island Ecological Preserve is largely inundated; activities here include fishing from boat or shore depending on conditions, waterfowl hunting and wildlife viewing.

The Solano Land Trust owns and manages the 1,566-acre Jepson Prairie Preserve located adjacent to the Delta, 10 miles south of Dixon. The National Park Service designated the Jepson Preserve a National Natural Landmark in 1987. The preserve provides critical habitat for 400 species of plants. Public access is by docent-led tours only, except for the self-guided trail area.

The Hastings Island Hunting Preserve is a private facility offering fishing, trapshooting, camping and picnicking to their members.

Solano County

Site # Name Facility Type Location Zone Facilities 1 Delta Marina Yacht Marina Rio Vista/ Outside Boat Launch Harbor Sacramento Berths River Marine Services Fishing Access Bait & Tackle RV Paddle/Sail Picnic Event Venue Restaurant 2 Sandy Beach Park Park Rio Vista/ Outside Boat Sacramento Launch/Access River Dry Storage Fishing Access Windsurfing Access Picnic Camping RV 3 Western Railway Museum Rio Vista Outside Picnic Museum Rail Trips

4 Rio Vista Public Public Dock Rio Vista/ Outside Boat Courtesy Dock Sacramento Access/Landing River Fishing Access Picnic Trail 5 Rio Vista Riverbank Fishing Access Rio Vista/ Outside Picnic Fishing Access Sacramento Wildlife/Nature River Observation 6 Jepson Prairie Nature Preserve Calhoun Cut/ Primary/ Picnic Trails Preserve Barker Slough Outside Wildlife/Nature Observation 8 Dixon Boat and Boating Club Boat Launch Fishing Club Event Venue 9 Arrowhead Harbor Marina Prospect Primary Boat Launch Island/ Miner Berths Slough Dry Storage Bait & Tackle Picnic Paddle/Sail RV

Site # Name Facility Type Location Zone Facilities

10 Snug Harbor Resorts Marina Ryer Island/ Primary Boat Steamboat Launch/Access Slough Berths Dry Storage Fuel Dock Fishing Access Bait & Tackle Picnic RV Lodging Paddle/Sail

11 Hastings Island Hunting Club Hastings Island Primary Boat Launch Hunting Preserve Hunting Access RV 12 Hidden Harbor Marina Marina Ryer Island/ Primary Berths Cache and Lodging Steamboat Paddle/Sail Slough 13 Decker Island Wildlife Wildlife Area Decker Island/ Primary Boat Only Access Area Sacramento Hunting Access River Wildlife/Nature Observation 14 Miner Slough Wildlife Wildlife Area Miner Slough Primary Boat Only Access Area and Cache Fishing Access Slough Hunting Access Wildlife/Nature Observation 15 Calhoun Cut Wildlife Area Lindsay Slough Primary Boat Only Access Ecological Reserve Fishing Access Hunting Access Wildlife/Nature Observation 20 Dutra Museum of Museum Rio Vista Outside Visitor Info Dredging 22 Foster's Bighorn Event Venue Rio Vista Outside Restaurant Delta History 24 Hap's Bait & Tackle Bait Shop Rio Vista Outside Bait/Tackle/ Supply Shop

Site # Name Facility Type Location Zone Facilities

26 Mike's Marine Sales & Recreation Support Rio Vista Outside Boat Rental Service Marine Services

27 Rio Sands Lodge Lodging Rio Vista Rio Vista Lodging 28 Rio Vista Bait & Tackle Bait Shop Rio Vista Outside Bait/Tackle/ Supply Shop 29 Rio Vista Museum Museum Rio Vista Outside Visitor Info 30 Frampton's Marine Recreation Support Rio Vista Outside Marine Services Service

31 Sheldon Kiteboarding Recreation Support Rio Vista Outside Recreation Supply Sales

32 Rio Vista Boat Launch Launch Rio Vista/ Outside Boat Launch Sacramento Day Use River 34 The Boatfixerguy Recreation Support Rio Vista Outside Marine Services

39 Hastings Adobe Historic Site Collinsville Secondary Historic Site 40 Liberty Island Wildlife Area Liberty Island Primary Fishing Access Ecological Reserve Hunting Access Wildlife Observation Boat Only Access

Yolo County Approximately 75,000 acres of land in Yolo County, at the northernmost portion of the Delta, comprise about 15 percent of the Primary Zone. Roughly 17,000 acres of Yolo County Secondary Zone lie entirely within the City of West Sacramento. The Sacramento Deep Water Ship Channel separates the Yolo Bypass from the County’s Delta lands to the east. Lands east of the ship channel include Merritt Island and Little Holland Tract. Waterways in the County include Elk Slough, Babel Slough, the Sacramento Deep Water Ship Channel, the Barge Canal, the Sacramento River, Lake Washington and Winchester Lake.

Since the completion of the 2005 survey, a number of changes to recreation facilities in Yolo County have occurred. These include the following:

Access to the Barge Canal in West Sacramento was completed in 2007. Amenities at this site include a hand-carry boat ramp, walking/biking trail, picnic and seating fixtures, trash and recycling receptacles, and port and environmental resource interpretive panels.

In 2013, the City of West Sacramento updated its Bicycle, Pedestrian, and Trails Master Plan and proposed to increase the length of the existing 44 miles of bikeways and trails to approximately 102 miles. In 2016, the Delta Protection Commission, in partnership with the City, included the Clarksburg Branch Line, Riverwalk and Sycamore Trails in the Great California Delta Trail system, adding 6.1 miles to the Trail in Yolo County.

The 2005 Recreation Inventory counted five wineries in the Delta region of Yolo County; this update more than doubles that count. A number of the wineries have moved beyond production to opening tasting rooms and hosting wine dinners, wine education seminars and private events.

The Old Sugar Mill, in the community of Clarksburg, is a regionally known destination for wine tasting and boasts 11 wineries in one location. Transported by rail from Utah and beginning operation in 1935, the former sugar beet refining factory closed in 1993 and was repurposed to a wine tasting and production facility in the early 2000s. Besides wine tasting, the Old Sugar Mill hosts events, both public and private. The Old Sugar Mill is home to tasting rooms for Draconis, Merlo Family Vineyards, Clarksburg Wine Company, Carvalho Family Winery, Rendezvous Winery, Heringer Estates, Elevation Ten, Due Vigne di Famiglia, Three Wine Company, Todd Taylor and Perry Creek. Heringer Estates has proposed an expansion of their vineyard operations to include on-site tasting and hospitality facilities at a separate site.

Additional wineries in the Clarksburg American Viticultural Area (AVA) include: Bogle Vineyards, Wilson Vineyards, and (new to the 2015 Inventory) Twisted River Wines, Julietta Winery, Grand Island Vineyards and Miner’s Leap.

In Clarksburg, Loving Nature Farm has a CSA (Community Supported Agriculture) program, delivering fresh produce within 60 miles of Clarksburg. They have expanded services to weekend gardeners by leasing 1,000 square foot fertile farm plots and providing seeds/seedlings, organic fertilizer, and regular watering services.

Along the banks of the Sacramento River and Steamboat Slough is Steamboat Acres Farm. Known for their organic pears and pumpkins, other products includes cherries, winter squash and corn. The Farm hosts “Pumpkins in the Pears” pumpkin patch during weekends in October.

Future recreation enhancements proposed through California EcoRestore in Yolo County include the Prospect Island Tidal Habitat Restoration Project and the Lower Putah Creek Realignment Project. The Prospect Island Project proposes enhancement of recreation with the restoration of 1000 to 1500 acres of tidal marsh. The Lower Putah Creek Project would restore 300-700 acres of tidal freshwater wetlands, along with preservation and enhancement of public access, hunting, fishing and wildlife viewing. Construction on the Prospect Island Project is anticipated to begin in 2019, while the Lower Putah Creek Project is scheduled for 2017.

Launched in 2005, the Sierra Railroad Company’s Sacramento River Train currently operates year-round and travels 28 miles from West Sacramento to Woodland, partially along the Sacramento River. Run by diesel-powered locomotives, the Sacramento River Train offers a number of train experiences, which include dinners, beer and wine, and a Great Train Robbery excursion.

There are four marinas in Yolo County as noted in the 2005 inventory: Stan’s Yolo Marina, Clarksburg Marina, Sherwood Harbor Marina and RV Park and the members-only Sacramento Yacht Club. Boats can be launched in Delta waters at Stan’s Yolo Marina, the Broderick Boat Ramp, and the Clarksburg Public Boat Launch. Both River City Rowing Club and Lake Washington Sailing Club offer launches and instruction programs for youth.

Fuel and bait can be purchased at the Sherwood Harbor Marina. Bait can also be found at Penny Rod and Bait in West Sacramento.

The Yolo Bypass Wildlife Area is located in the heart of the Pacific Flyway and 3-miles west of West Sacramento, south of Interstate 80. Designated as a Wildlife Area by the California Fish and Game Commission in 1994, the approximately 16,600 acres are jointly managed by the California Department of Fish and Wildlife and the Yolo Basin Foundation. The Area is open year-round and offers recreational activities such as wildlife viewing, birdwatching, hunting, and nature exploration over approximately 18 miles of hiking trails. Popular educational activities include the Discover the Flyway program, an outdoor education program for K-12 students, Batwalks and talks. The Yolo Basin Wildlife Area Headquarters, located 1.9 miles west of the

Wildlife Area’s entrance, contains interpretive displays, meeting/classrooms and a demonstration wetland.

Yolo County continues to be the land of opportunity when it comes to hunting with 17 private hunt clubs. However, only one facility in the Yolo County portion of the Delta provides camping sites. The Sherwood Harbor Marina & RV Park in West Sacramento on the Sacramento River has 14 full hook-up spaces and 30 spaces with water and electricity.

Yolo County Site # Name Facility Type Location Zone Facilities 150 Broderick Boat Ramp Boat Launch West Outside Boat Launch /Park Sacramento/ Fishing Access Sacramento Picnic River 151 Clarksburg Marina Marina Clarksburg/ Primary Berths Sacramento Paddle/Sail River Restaurant 152 Clarksburg Public Boat Launch Clarksburg/ Primary Boat Launch Launch Ramp Sacramento Fishing Access River 154 Sacramento Yacht Club Yacht Club West Secondary N/A Sacramento/ Sacramento River 155 Sherwood Harbor Marina Marina West Secondary Berths & R.V. Park Sacramento/ Paddle/Sail Sacramento RV Campsite River Picnic 156 Stan’s Yolo Marina Marina Clarksburg/ Secondary Boat Launch Sacramento Berths River 157 Sacramento River Train Museum Woodland to Secondary Historic West Interpretation Sacramento Tours 158 Lake Washington Sailing Boating Club West Secondary Boat Launch Club Sacramento/ Paddle/Sail Deep Water Channel 159 River City Rowing Club Boating Club West Secondary Boat Launch Sacramento/ Paddle/Sail Deep Water Channel 160 Glide In Ranch Hunting Club Yolo Bypass Primary Hunting Access 161 Channel Ranch Hunting Club Yolo Bypass/ Primary Hunting Access Deep Water Channel 162 H-Pond Ranch Hunting Club Yolo Bypass Primary Hunting Access 163 Skyrakers Duck Club Hunting Club Yolo Bypass Primary Hunting Access 164 Senator Outing Hunting Club Yolo Bypass Primary Hunting Access 165 Bull Sprig Outing Hunting Club Yolo Bypass Primary Hunting Access 166 Dawson's Hunting Club Yolo Bypass Primary Hunting Access 167 Lucky Five Hunting Club Yolo Bypass Primary Hunting Access

Site # Name Facility Type Location Zone Facilities 168 Laurel G Ranch Hunting Club Yolo Bypass/ Primary Hunting Access Deep Water Channel 169 Yolo Basin Farms Hunting Club Yolo Bypass/ Primary Hunting Access Deep Water Channel 170 Martin Hunting Club Yolo Bypass Primary Hunting Access 171 Buhler Hunting Club Yolo Bypass/ Primary Hunting Access Deep Water Channel 172 Campbell Hunting Club Yolo Bypass Primary Hunting Access 173 Munsey Hunting Club Yolo Bypass Primary Hunting Access 174 Yolo Flyway Farms Hunting Club Yolo Bypass/ Primary Hunting Access Deep Water Channel 175 Yolo Ranch Hunting Club Yolo Bypass Primary Hunting Access 176 Macero Duck Club Hunting Club Yolo Bypass Primary Hunting Access 177 Yolo Bypass Wildlife Area Nature and Yolo Bypass Primary Boat Landing Wildlife Area Hunting Access Fishing Access Trail Wildlife/Nature Observation Event Venue 178 West Sacramento Park West Secondary Fishing Access Riverfront Promenade Sacramento/ Picnic Sacramento Trail River Event Venue Historic Interpretation 179 Atlantis Diving & Salvage Recreation West Secondary Marine Services Company Support Sacramento 180 Bogle Vineyards & Winery Agritourism Clarksburg Primary Winery 181 Carvalho Family Winery Agritourism Clarksburg/Old Primary Winery Sugar Mill Event Venue 182 Clarksburg Wine Company Agritourism Clarksburg/Old Primary Winery Sugar Mill 183 Elevation Ten Agritourism Clarksburg/Old Primary Winery Sugar Mill Event Venue 187 Huki Outriggers and Surf Recreation West Secondary Recreation Skis Support Sacramento Supply Sales 186 Heringer Estates Agritourism Clarksburg/ Old Primary Winery Sugar Mill

Site # Name Facility Type Location Zone Facilities 190 Julietta Winery Agritourism Clarksburg Primary Winery Event Venue 191 Loving Nature Farm Agritourism Clarksburg Primary Grow Your Own Farm Produce 192 Merlo Family Estate Agritourism Clarksburg/Old Primary Winery Vineyards Sugar Mill 193 Miner's Leap Agritourism Clarksburg Primary Winery 194 Penny Rod & Bait Shop Bait Shop West Secondary Bait & Tackle Sacramento 197 River City Boat Works Recreation West Secondary Marine Services Support Sacramento 198 Three Wine Company Agritourism Clarksburg/Old Primary Winery Sugar Mill 199 Twisted River Wines Agritourism Clarksburg Primary Winery 200 Vierra Farms Agritourism West Secondary Event Venue Corn Sacramento Maze Pumpkin Patch Hayrides

202 Wilson Vineyards Agritourism Clarksburg Primary Winery Event Venue 203 Yolo Basin Foundation Nature and Davis Outside Wildlife/Nature Headquarters Wildlife Observation Observation Event Venue Area Visitor Info 204 Barge Canal Recreational Park West Secondary Boat Access Access Sacramento Fishing Access Picnic 205 Perry Creek Agritourism Clarksburg/Old Primary Winery Sugar Mill 206 Rendez-vous Winery Agritourism Clarksburg/ Old Primary Winery Sugar Mill 207 Due Vigne de Famiglia Agritourism Clarksburg/ Old Primary Winery Sugar Mill 208 Draconis Agritourism Clarksburg/ Old Primary Winery Sugar Mill 209 Todd Taylor Agritourism Clarksburg/ Old Primary Winery Sugar Mill 210 First Pacific Coast Salmon Historic Site West Secondary Historic Site Cannery Sacramento/ Sacramento River

Sacramento County Located in the northeastern and western area of the Delta, Sacramento County Delta lands extend southwesterly from the confluence of the American and Sacramento Rivers near I-5, to the confluence of the Sacramento and San Joaquin Rivers. Sacramento County contains approximately 19 percent of the Delta’s Primary Zone with 95,534 acres, and 22,937 acres in the Secondary Zone. Islands and tracts in the Primary Zone include Pierson District, Sutter Island, Grand Island, McCormack Williamson Tract, Dead Horse Island, Tyler Island, Brannan- Andrus Island, Twitchell Island and Sherman Island. Much of Brannan-Andrus Island north of Highway 12 is in the Secondary Zone.

Delta waterways include Georgiana Slough, Seven-mile Slough, the San Joaquin River, the Sacramento Deep Water Channel, Sacramento River and the North Fork of the Mokelumne River, the southern border of the County. Historic cities and communities in the Primary Zone include Courtland, Hood, Locke, Walnut Grove and Ryde. The City of Isleton and the unincorporated community of Freeport are located in the Secondary Zone.

As mentioned in the 2005 Inventory, the City of Sacramento approved a hotel with a guest dock along the Sacramento River in 2002. The hotel, now known as the Westin Sacramento, is a popular event venue and is currently working with the City of Sacramento to obtain permits to allow use of the guest dock.

Delta Diamond Farm in Isleton is a new Delta event venue located on a 25-acre estate. It boasts enough parking for 200 cars, a rustic barn and five RV hookups. River access is also provided. Other popular Delta event venues include the Ryde Hotel, Grand Island Mansion and Scribner Bend Vineyards. In total, there are 17 Delta event venue options in Sacramento County.

Grand Island Vineyards opened a new winery facility in 2016 on 128 acres bordered by the Sacramento River and Steamboat Slough. The facility includes a tasting room and event area. Sacramento County Delta wineries include Six Hands Winery in Walnut Grove and Scribner Bend Winery in the Freeport Area. The Delta Farmers’ Market, located at the intersection of Highways 160 and 12, provides the opportunity to sample Delta-grown varietals on weekends, along with Delta grown produce, honey and olive oil. R. Kelley Farms, on Highway 160 south of Freeport, offers unusual produce familiar to Southern and Asian transplants, and offers a popular u-pick and farm stand.

The Delta has long been recognized as a premier windsurfing area with access available at Glass Beach, Pumphouse, Powerlines, Refrigerator Beach, and Sherman Island County Park. Kite surfing is also popular at Sherman Island, which allows overnight camping in self-contained vehicles.

While Delta Meadows Park was officially closed by California State Parks (CSP) and no services are provided, it remains a destination for non-motorized boaters, geocachers and hikers. Located near the historical town of Locke, CSP recommends the completion of park planning and development in its Recreation Proposal for the Sacramento-San Joaquin Delta and Suisun Marsh (2011).

East and across Snodgrass Slough lies the McCormack-Williamson Tract (1489-acres) and 1.5 miles northeast of Thornton lies the Grizzly Slough Floodplain Project (400-acres). Both are California EcoRestore Projects to provide aquatic and floodplain habitat and improve flood control. The projects could enhance public recreation opportunities that would not conflict with the primary purposes of the projects. Implementation of these projects is anticipated in 2017.

CSP operates Brannan Island State Recreation Area and Old Sacramento State Historic Park. The County of Sacramento operates Georgiana Slough Access and Cliffhouse Fishing Access; both provide fishing access, and Georgiana Slough also offers picnic areas and RV camping.

City parks adjoining the Sacramento River primarily offer picnicking and day use facilities and include Discovery Park, Sacramento Waterfront Dock-Old Sacramento Public Dock, and Sacramento City Marinas, both North and South Basin; all are operated by the City of Sacramento Parks Department. Garcia Bend Park, Miller Park and Tiscornia Park also offer fishing access. Discovery Park also is the beginning (or end, depending on one’s direction of travel) of the Sacramento River Parkway portion of the Great California Delta Trail that travels approximately nine miles to the Freeport Intake Facility. The Community Park in Hood was rejuvenated in 2011, receiving a new water fountain, swings, signage and a center court area for celebrations and picnics. Dr. Paul Barnes Community Park in Walnut Grove offers locals and visitors a place to relax, a play structure for kids and a place to picnic and barbeque.

Sacramento County Open Space Areas such as the Cosumnes River Preserve and the Stone Lake National Wildlife Refuge offer trail opportunities and wildlife viewing. Public hunting access is also available at designated times of the year.

Bait and fishing supplies are widely available for purchase at Delta marinas and at bait shops such as: Bob’s Bait Shop, Delta Bait & Tackle and Romeo’s Bait and Tackle. Over 20 boat launches are provided in the County, including public facilities at Brannan Island SRA, Discovery Park, Garcia Bend Park, Hogsback Island, Miller Regional Park, Isleton Public Dock and Boat Ramp and the Sacramento City Marina. Watercraft (both motorized and non-motorized) are available for rent at eight locations including in Walnut Grove and Isleton. Hornblower Cruises and Events offer educational cruises and charters on the Sacramento River.

Thirty-one marinas of varying size are in the Sacramento County portion of the Delta. Fifteen meet the classification of small marina, 13 are classified as medium size and seven are large marinas. Andrus Island has the highest concentration of marinas and is also home to the Delta Loop recreation area, accessed from Highway 12 at either Jackson Slough Road or Brannan Island Road. The City of Sacramento operates two large marinas adjacent to the Delta boundaries.

Just outside the northwest boundary of the Delta, visitors can enjoy the museums in Old Sacramento State Historic Park, including the California State Railroad Museum, Sacramento History Museum, Sacramento Old Schoolhouse Museum, and the Wells Fargo History Museum. The Crocker Art Museum is a short walk away, just south of Old Sacramento. Moored along the Sacramento Waterfront Dock is the restored Delta King sternwheeler, a floating hotel and restaurant of historical significance.

Delta history and culture are rich in Sacramento County beginning with Locke; a National Historic Landmark. Places on the National Register of Historic Places include; Rosebud Ranch in Hood, Runyon House in Courtland, Isleton Chinese and Japanese Commercial Districts in Isleton; and the John Stanford Brown House, Imperial Theater, Gakuen Hall, Chinese-American Historic District, Commercial/Residential Historic District and the Japanese-American Historic District, located in Walnut Grove. Though not exclusive to Sacramento County, Delta Heartbeat Tours in Walnut Grove offers an educational and entertaining view of the Delta and its communities.

The Sacramento County Delta offers visitors a choice of fifteen establishments for lodging and RV hooks-ups are available at 15 locations. Among the popular RV spots are Park Delta Bay, an RV resort previously operated as Sacramento Delta River KOA, with 135 full-hookup RV sites, and Brannan Island State Recreation Area, with over 140 campsites and areas for picnicking and swimming.

Sacramento County

Site # Name Facility Type Location Zone Facilities 303 B & W Resort Marina Marina Andrus Island/ Secondary Boat Launch Mokelumne Berths Marine River Service/Repair Bait & Tackle Picnic Lodging Swimming Area Store Event Venue

304 Boathouse Marina Marina Locke/ Primary Boat Lift/Launch Sacramento Berths River Dry Storage Paddle/Sail

305 Boon Dox Dock Landing Walnut Grove/ Primary Boat Sacramento Access/Landing River Bait & Tackle Fishing Access Picnic Store 306 Brannan Island State Park Brannan Island/ Primary Boat Launch/ Recreation Area Sacramento Access/Landing River Berths Camping: 91 RV: 11 Fishing Access Wildlife/Nature Observation Paddle/Sail Trail Picnic 307 Brannan's Island Time Marina Seven Mile Primary Boat Launch Marina Slough Berths Dry Storage RV Paddle/Sail Nature Observation Day Use

Site # Name Facility Type Location Zone Facilities 309 Cliff’s Marina Marina Freeport Area/ Secondary Berths Sacramento River

310 Cliffhouse Fishing Access Fishing Access Brannan Island/ Secondary Boat Sacramento Access/Landing River Fishing Access Picnic 311 Cosumnes River Preserve Nature Preserve Cosumnes River Primary/ Boat Access Secondary Fishing Access Hunting Access Picnic Wildlife/Nature Observation Paddle/Sail Trail 312 Courtland Docks Marina Courtland/ Primary Boat Launch Sacramento Paddle/Sail River Restaurant 313 Deckhand's Marine Supply Marina Walnut Grove/ Primary Berths Sacramento Dry Storage River Marine Services/Sales 314 Sacramento Delta Bay Marina Andrus Primary Berths Marina Island/San Bait & Tackle Joaquin River Day Use Lodging Paddle/Sail 315 Delta Shores Resort and Marina Andrus Island/ Primary Dry Storage Marina Mokelumne Bait & Tackle River RV Camping Paddle/Sail Day Use Playground Restaurant 316 Delta Meadows Park - officially Locke/ Primary Nature closed Snodgrass Observation Slough 317 Delta Windsurf and Recreation Sherman Primary Recreation Sales Watersports Support Island/ Sacramento River

Site # Name Facility Type Location Zone Facilities 318 Discovery Park Park Sacramento/ Outside Boat Launch Sacramento Access/Landing River Fishing Access Event Venue, Picnic Trail Wildlife/Nature Observation 319 Duck Island RV Park RV Park- Adults Brannan Island/ Primary Fishing Access only Sacramento Bailt & Tackle River RV

320 Eddo's Harbor & RV Park Marina Sherman Primary Boat Launch Island/ Berths Sacramento Dry Storage River Boat Rental RV Bait & Tackle Picnic Store 321 Freeport Marina Marina Sacramento/ Secondary Boat Landing Sacramento Berths: 145 River Picnic Paddle/Sail Bait & Tackle Restaurant 322 Garcia Bend Park Park Sacramento/ Secondary Boat Launch/ Sacramento Landing River Picnic 323 Georgiana Slough Access Park Andrus Island/ Primary Boat Launch Georgiana Fishing Access Slough Picnic

324 Giusti's Place Restaurant Walnut Grove/ Primary Dock Mokelumne River

325 Ryde Hotel Lodging Ryde/ Primary Restaurant Sacramento Event Venue River Delta History 327 Hogback Island Recreation Launch Grand Island/ Primary Boat Launch Facility Steamboat Fishing Access Slough Picnic

Site # Name Facility Type Location Zone Facilities 328 Ko-Ket Resort Marina Brannan Island/ Primary Boat Sacramento Launch/Access River Landing Bait & Tackle Picnic RV Camping Restaurant Store 329 Korth's Pirate's Lair Marina Marina Andrus Island/ Primary Boat Launch San Joaquin Berths River Dry Storage Paddle/Sail Restaurant 330 Landing 63 Marina Walnut Grove/ Primary Boat Landing Sacramento Berths River 331 Lighthouse Marina & Marina Andrus Island/ Primary Boat Launch Resort Mokelumne Berths River Dry Storage Boat Rental Bait & Tackle Golf Paddle/Sail Picnic Playground Camping RV Swimming Area Restaurant Store Lodging 332 Martin's Sherman Lake Marina Sherman Primary Berths Marina Island/ Windsurfing Sacramento Access River RV 334 Miller Regional Park Park Sacramento/ Outside Boat Sacramento Launch/Access River Fishing Access Picnic Paddle/Sail Trail Wildlife/Nature Observation 30

Site # Name Facility Type Location Zone Facilities 335 Outrigger Marina Marina Sherman Primary Boat Landing Island/ Three Berths Mile Slough Dry Storage Restaurant 336 Owl Harbor Marina Marina Twitchell Primary Berths Island/ Seven Dry Storage Mile Slough Paddle/Sail 337 OxBow Marina Marina Andrus Island/ Secondary Boat Launch Georgiana Berths Slough Bait & Tackle Marine Services Paddle/Sail Picnic Lodging Playground Trail 338 Perry's Boat Harbor & Marina Perry's Island/ Primary Boat Launch Drydock Mokelumne Berths River Dry Storage Picnic Lodging-Tenants only 339 River's Edge Marina & Marina Andrus Island/ Primary Berths Resort Seven Mile Dry Storage Slough Paddle/Sail Picnic RV 340 Rancho Marina Mobile RV Park Andrus Island/ Primary RV Picnic Home & RV Park Mokelumne Playground River 341 Riverbank Marina Marina Sacramento/ Outside Berths Sacramento Bait & Tackle River Paddle/Sail 342 Riverboat Marine & Dry Marina Andrus Island/ Primary Berth Storage Mokelumne Dry Storage River 343 River View Marina Marina Sacramento/ Outside Boat Launch Sacramento Berths River Paddle/Sail 344 Sacramento City Marina Marina Sacramento/ Outside Boat Launch (north Basin) Sacramento Berths River Bait & Tackle Day Use

Site # Name Facility Type Location Zone Facilities 345 Sacramento Waterfront Dock/Park Sacramento/ Outside Boat Landing Dock - Old Sacramento Sacramento Guest Dock Public Dock River Day Use Trail Historic Interpretation 346 Sherman Island Boating Access Sherman Primary Boat Access Sacramento River Access Island/ Fishing Access Mayberry Windsurfing Slough Access 347 Spindrift Marina Marina Andrus Island/ Primary Berths San Joaquin Dry Storage River Bait & Tackle Camping 348 Steamboat Landing Dock Grand Island/ Primary Fishing Access Steamboat Restaurant Slough 349 Vieira's Resort Marina Brannan Island/ Primary Boat Launch Sacramento Fishing Access River Berths Bait & Tackle Picnic RV Camping Lodging Paddle/Sail Restaurant Store 351 Walnut Grove Marina Marina Walnut Grove/ Primary Boat Sacramento Launch/Landing River Berths Dry Storage Marine Services Bait & Tackle Picnic RV 352 Delta Country Houseboats Recreation Walnut Grove/ Primary Boat Rental Support Sacramento River 353 Willow Berm Marina Marina Andrus Island/ Primary Berths Mokelumne Boat/Bike Rental River Event Venue Paddle/Sail Picnic

Site # Name Facility Type Location Zone Facilities 354 Windcraft Sailboard Center Recreation Sherman Primary Recreation Sales Supply Island/ Three Mile Slough 357 The Sand Bar County Park Park Sherman Primary Boat Access Island/ Paddle/Sail Sacramento Windsurfing River Access 358 Glass Beach Access Sherman Primary Boat Access Island/ Windsurfing Sacramento Access River 359 Pumphouse Access Sherman Primary Windsurfing Island/ Access Sacramento River 360 Powerlines Access Sherman Primary Windsurfing Island/ Access Sacramento River 361 Refrigerator Beach Access Sherman Primary Boat Access Island/ Windsurfing Sacramento Access River 364 Tiscornia Park Park Sacramento/ Outside Fishing Access American River Picnic

365 Stone Lakes National Wildlife Area Stone Lakes/ Primary Hunting Access Wildlife Refuge Elk Grove Area Trail Wildlife/Nature Observation Paddle 367 Andreas Cove Yacht Club Yacht Club Andrus Island/ Primary N/A San Joaquin River 369 Oxbow Yacht Club Yacht Club Andrus Island/ Secondary N/A Georgiana Slough

371 Lower Sherman Island Wildlife Refuge Sherman Primary Boat only Wildlife Area Island/ Hunting Access Sacramento Wildlife/Nature River Observation

Site # Name Facility Type Location Zone Facilities 372 Dagmar’s Landing Marina Walnut Grove/ Primary Berths Sacramento River 373 Isleton Boat Ramp and Launch Isleton/ Secondary Boat Launch Storage Sacramento River 374 Easy C's Marina & Boat Marina Andrus Island/ Primary Berths Sales San Joaquin Dry Storage River Day Use 375 Rio Viento RV Park RV Park Sherman Primary RV Park Island/ Paddle/Sail Sacramento River 376 Cannery Landing RV RV Park Walnut Grove Primary RV Campground 377 Walnut Grove Public Dock Dock Walnut Grove/ Primary Boating Sacramento Access/Landing River Fishing Access Paddle/Sail 378 Isleton Public Dock and Dock Isleton/ Secondary Boat Boat Ramp Sacramento Launch/Landing River Fishing Access, Paddle/Sail 379 Shore Park Park Sacramento/ Secondary Picnic Sacramento Trail River 380 North Point Way River Fishing Access Sacramento/ Secondary Fishing Access Access Sacramento River 381 Sacramento Riverfront Park Sacramento/ Outside Trail Promenade Sacramento Historic Site River Interpretation 382 Grand Island Mansion Lodging Grand Island/ Primary Boat Landing Steamboat Event Venue Slough Historic Site Restaurant 383 Anchor Boat Storage Dry Storage Walnut Grove Primary Dry Storage 384 Chinese-American Historic Historic Site Walnut Grove Primary Historic Site District Interpretation 385 Imperial Theatre Historic Site Walnut Grove Primary Historic Site Interpretation 387 Black Irish Yacht & Dives Marine Services Isleton Primary Marine Services Services

Site # Name Facility Type Location Zone Facilities 389 Bob's Bait Shop Bait Shop Isleton Secondary Bait/Tackle/ Supplies 390 Park Delta Bay Campground Brannan Island/ Primary Fishing Access Sacramento Boat Rental River RV Cabins Day Use Swimming Area 393 California State Railroad Museum Sacramento Outside Store Museum 395 Edge Kiteboarding School Instruction Rio Vista Primary Instruction 396 Chinese Association Museum Locke Primary Museum Museum 397 Gakuen Hall Historic Site Walnut Grove Primary Historic Site Interpretation 399 Crocker Art Museum Museum Sacramento Outside Event Venue 400 Dai Loy Gambling House Museum Primary Museum Museum 401 Delta Bait & Tackle Bait Shop Sacramento Secondary Bait & Tackle 403 Delta Boat Storage Dry Storage Isleton Secondary Dry Storage 404 Delta Boat Works Recreation Andrus Island Primary Marine Services Support 406 Delta Daze Inn & Resort Lodging Isleton Secondary Lodging 408 Delta Farmers Market Agritourism Brannan Island Primary Event Venue Wine tasting Produce 409 Delta Heartbeat Tours Agritourism Walnut Grove Primary Tours 411 Delta King Lodging Sacramento Outside Event Venue Historic Site Interpretation 414 Delta Sailing School Instruction Andrus Primary Instruction Island/San Joaquin River 415 Delta Yacht Sales Recreation Andrus Island/ Primary Recreation Sales Sales Mokelumne River 416 Double M Farms Agritourism Grand Island Primary U-Pick Hunting Access 417 Dr. Paul Barnes Community Park Walnut Grove Primary Playground Park Picnic 426 Hood Community Park Park Hood Primary Picnic Playground 428 Hotel Del Rio Lounge Lodging Isleton Secondary Lodging

Site # Name Facility Type Location Zone Facilities 429 Japanese-American Historic Site Walnut Grove Primary Historic Site Historic District Interpretation 427 Hornblower Cruises & Tours Sacramento Outside Event Venue Events Charter 430 Jean Harvie Community Historic Site Walnut Grove Primary Event Venue Center Historic Site Intrepretation 431 Walnut Grove Historic Site Walnut Grove Primary Historic Site Commercial/Residential Interpretation Historic District 432 Kokopelli Kayaks Recreation Andrus Island/ Primary Boat Rental Support Mokelumne Paddle/Sail River

433 Chinese and Japanese Historic Site Isleton Secondary Historic Site Commercial Districts Interpretation 435 Rosebud Ranch Historic Site Hood Primary Historic Site 436 Locke Boarding House Museum Locke Primary Museum Museum 437 Locke California Historical Site Locke Primary Historic Site Interpretation 438 Lower Sherman Island Fishing Access Sherman Primary Boat Fishing Access Island/ Launch/Access Sacramento Fishing Access, River Paddle/Sail Day Use Camping 439 John Stanford Brown Historic Site Sacramento Primary Historic Site House 440 Grand Island Vineyards Agritourism Grand Island Primary Winery Event Venue 442 Mokelumne Yacht Club Yacht Club Isleton Primary N/A 443 Moore's Riverboat Dock Andrus Island/ Primary Dock Restaurant Mokelumne Restaurant River

444 Romeo's Bait & Tackle Bait Shop Sacramento Secondary Bait & Tackle Shop 446 Old Sacramento State Park Sacramento Outside Historic Historic Park Interpretation Event Venue Trail Picnic

Site # Name Facility Type Location Zone Facilities 449 Pacific Yacht Imports Recreation Andrus Island/ Primary Boat Rental Sales Mokelumne 450 Peter's Steakhouse Event Venue Isleton Secondary Event Venue Delta History 454 R Kelley Farms Agritourism Sacramento Primary U-Pick Event Venue 459 Riverboat Marine Center Recreation Rio Vista Outside Boat Rental Sales Service Support Recreation Supply Sales Marine Services 460 Rogelio's Dine & Sleep Inn Lodging Isleton Secondary Restaurant 463 Sacramento City Marina Marina/Park Sacramento/ Outside Boat Launch (South Basin) Sacramento Berths: 475 River Boat Rental Day Use 464 Sacramento History Museum Sacramento/ Outside Museum Museum Sacramento River 465 Delta Diamond Farm Event Venue Isleton/ Secondary Event Venue Sacramento River 470 Scribner Bend Vineyard Agritourism Sacramento Secondary Winery Event Venue 471 Six Hands Winery Agritourism Walnut Grove Primary Winery 473 Spindrift Yacht Club Yacht Club Andrus Island Primary N/A 477 Steamboat Acres Agritourism Grand Island/ Primary Access Steamboat Restaurant Slough 478 Steamboat Resort Lodging Grand Island/ Primary Event Venue Steamboat Slough 480 Sacramento Old Museum Sacramento Outside Museum Schoolhouse Museum 487 The Westin Sacramento Lodging Sacramento/ Outside Event Venue Sacramento Restaurant River Boat to Destination 488 Tunnel Trailer Park RV Park Walnut Grove Primary RV 490 Wallace Chan Farms Agritourism Courtland/ Primary Historic Sacramento Interpretation River 492 Wells Fargo History Museum Sacramento Outside Museum Museum

Site# Name Facility Type Location Zone Facilities 493 Bartley Cavanaugh Golf Golf Course Sacramento Secondary Golf Course 499 Sacramento Southern Historical Site Sacramento Outside Historic Railroad Interpretation

Contra Costa County Lying in the southwestern portion of the Delta, Contra Costa County has 45,872 acres, or ten percent of the Delta Primary Zone and 66,655 acres in the Secondary Zone. Islands and tracts within the Primary Zone include Browns Island (Included in the City of Pittsburg), Holland Tract, Palm Tract, Orwood Tract, and Coney Island. The community of Knightsen is also located in the Primary Zone.

Contra Costa County lands within the Secondary Zone include Hotchkiss Tract and Veale Tract, and the cities of Antioch, Brentwood, Oakley, and Pittsburg, along with the communities of Discovery Bay, Byron, and Bethel Island.

New to the 2015 Recreation Facilities Inventory’s Agritourism category are u-pick farms. U- picks in the Delta portion of Contra Costa County total 33 farms, of which 32 are located in Brentwood.

Phase I improvements at the Antioch Marina that were mentioned in the 2005 Inventory were completed and the Marina now boasts 310 berths with electricity, restrooms, showers, fuel, and free waste pump-out for berthers. Picnic sites, a fishing pier and a walking trail are located at the shoreside park.

Contra Costa has over 20 miles of shoreline within the boundaries of the Delta, where East Bay Regional Park District (EBRPD) manages three public parks: Antioch/Oakley Regional Shoreline and Big Break Regional Shoreline along the San Joaquin River and the Bay Point Regional Shoreline along the Sacramento River.

Big Break, which derives its name from a 1928 levee break, was still under construction during the 2005 Inventory. It is now home to the Visitor Center at the Delta, which includes displays and programs about Delta ecosystems and wildlife, and includes a 100-foot covered fishing pier, picnicking area, an amphitheater, a launch for kayaks and canoes, and the Big Break Regional Trail. The trail begins near the Visitor Center and ends at the Marsh Creek Trail, and is included in the Great California Delta Trail system. Big Break’s Delta Discover Experience includes a 1,200 square foot interactive topographical map with depictions of Delta waterways and landforms.

The Antioch/Oakley Regional Shoreline provides fishing access by way of a 550-foot pier and includes picnic areas. Bay Point Regional Shoreline is adjacent to the Legal Delta and is included in the 2015 Inventory. Facilities at Bay Point include public fishing access, picnic areas, trails, and areas for wildlife observation. EBRPD is seeking grant funding to complete tidal marsh restoration, and public access improvements at Bay Point. These shoreline parks are proposed nodes for inclusion in the Great California Delta Trail system.

The recent acquisition of a 646-acre wheat and corn farm by EBRPD could result in the Delta Water Access Regional Park. Located between Oakley and Brentwood, the park is a joint partnership in planning with the East Contra Costa County Habitat Conservancy. A Delta Water Access Regional Park would have a recreation component as well as a habitation restoration component, and may include kayak launches and hiking trails.

Another project noted in the 2005 Inventory was the Dutch Slough Project, a Department of Water Resources 1187-acre tidal marsh restoration project. With completion of permitting and environmental analysis, construction on the first of three parcels is expected in 2017. The project proposes to provide recreation and educational opportunities.

Brown’s Island, located across the river from Pittsburg at the junction of the Sacramento and San Joaquin Rivers, offers wildlife viewing but access is restricted and must be arranged through East Bay Regional Park District. At Antioch Dunes National Wildlife Refuge, docent-led tours provide visitors an opportunity to view the endangered Lange’s Metalmark Butterfly, the Antioch Dunes Evening Primrose and the Contra Costa Wallflower. Wildlife can also be observed at Rhode Island Wildlife Area, Franks Tract State Recreation Area and Contra Loma Regional Park.

Formal fishing locations in Contra Costa County include: the Pittsburg Marina, the Antioch Fishing Pier, Clifton Court Forebay, Big Break, and Riverview Park. Accessible by boat only, Rhode Island Wildlife Area and Franks Tract State Recreation Area also offer fishing and hunting opportunities.

Bait and fishing suppliers are plentiful in Contra Costa and include traditional bait stores such as: Dockside Market, Gotcha Bait and Tackle, Hook, Line & Sinker, and Mello’s Bait and Tackle. Bait is also available at a number of marinas.

The Delta portion of Contra Costa County includes 29 marinas; four are located in the Primary Zone. As noted in Chapter 1, 10 marinas closed in the Delta portion of Contra Costa County since the Commission’s last count in 2012. Public marinas include the Antioch Municipal Marina and the Pittsburg Marina. The County offers the largest concentration of marine repair shops in the Delta with 23 establishments offering marine repair services.

Camping and RV sites in the Delta portion of Contra Costa County are primarily limited to privately-owned marinas in the Bethel Island area.

Riverview Union High School Building, one of the first high school buildings built in Contra Costa County circa 1911, and the Roswell Butler Hard House circa 1869, are both on the National Register of Historic Places and located in Antioch.

Contra Costa County

Site # Name Facility Type Location Zone Facilities 501 Anchor Marina Marina Bethel Secondary Boat Island/Taylor Launch/Landing Slough Berths Dry Storage Fishing Access Bait & Tackle Boat Rental RV Camping Picnic Trail 502 Emerald Point Marina Marina Bethel Island/ Secondary Berths Sandmound Picnic Slough 504 Antioch Municipal Marina Antioch/San Secondary Boat Marina Joaquin River Launch/Landing Berths Paddle/ Sail Picnic Trail 505 Antioch Public Launch Launch Antioch/San Secondary Boat Launch Ramp Joaquin River Fishing Access Picnic 506 Antioch/Oakley Park Antioch to Secondary Fishing Access Regional Shoreline Oakley/ San Picnic Historic Joaquin River Site Interpretation 507 Antioch Riverfront Park Antioch/San Secondary Trail Nature Promenade Joaquin River Observation

508 Piper Point Marina Marina Bethel Secondary Boat Launch Island/Piper Berths Slough Dry Storage Picnic Boat Rental Paddle/Sail RV Camping

Site # Name Facility Type Location Zone Facilities 510 Bethel Harbor Marina Bethel Secondary Boat Launch Island/Piper Berths Slough Dry Storage Marine Services Paddle/Sail Picnic RV Store

512 Big Break Marina Marina Oakley/Big Secondary Boat Launch Break Berths Dry Storage Bait & Tackle Paddle/Sail Picnic

513 Boyd's Harbor Marina Bethel Secondary Berths Island/Piper Slough 515 Brown's Island Park Pittsburg/San Primary Boat Landing Joaquin and Wildlife/Nature Sacramento Observation Rivers

519 Driftwood Marina Marina Antioch/San Secondary Berths Joaquin River Dry Storage Picnic 521 Franks Tract State Park SE of Brannan Primary Fishing Access Recreation Area Island/False Hunting Access River Wildlife/Nature Observation

526 Lauritzen Yacht Harbor Marina Antioch/San Secondary Boat Launch Joaquin River Berths Dry Storage Paddle/Sail Picnic Restaurant

Site # Name Facility Type Location Zone Facilities 527 New Life Marina Marina Bethel Secondary Boat Launch Island/Taylor Berths Slough Guest Dock Dry Storage Boat Rental Paddle/Sail Trail Day Use Lodging 528 Lloyd's Holiday Harbor Marina Antioch/San Secondary Berths Joaquin River Dry Storage Marine Services Boat Rental Paddle/Sail Day Use 530 Marsh Creek Trail Trail Oakley Secondary Trail Equestrian Trail

532 New Bridge Marina Marina Antioch/San Secondary Berths Joaquin River 534 Pittsburg Marina Marina Pittsburg/San Secondary Boat Launch Joaquin Fishing Access Berths Bait & Tackle Trail Paddle/Sail Day Use

538 Riverview Park Park Pittsburg Secondary Fishing Access Picnic Trail

Site # Name Facility Type Location Zone Facilities 539 Russo's Marina Marina Bethel Secondary Boat Launch Island/Piper Berths Slough Dry Storage Bait & Tackle Paddle/Sail Picnic RV Camping Store 540 Sam's Harbor Marina Hotchkiss Tract/ Secondary Marina Sandmound Slough

545 Lindquist Landing Marina Holland Primary Berths Tract/Rock Dry Storage Slough Picnic

546 Holland Riverside Marina Holland Primary Boat Launch Marina Tract/Old River Berths Dry Storage Pump-out Bait & Tackle Day Use Paddle/Sail Swim Area Store

547 Cruiser Haven Marina Marina Orwood Tract/ Primary Berths Old River Bait & Tackle Picnic Swim Area Store 548 Orwood Resort Marina Orwood Tract/ Primary Boat Launch Old River Berths Dry Storage Bait & Tackle RV Picnic Event Venue Swim Area Restaurant

Site # Name Facility Type Location Zone Facilities 549 Clifton Court Forebay Park Byron Primary Fishing Access Hunting Access Trail Day Use

550 Discovery Bay Yacht Marina Byron/Indian Secondary Boat Launch Harbor Slough Berths Dry Storage Bait & Tackle Swim Area 551 Lazy M Marina Marina Byron/Italian Secondary Boat Launch Slough Berths Dry Storage Bait & Tackle Picnic 552 Bridge Marina Yacht Yacht Club Antioch/San Primary N/A Club Joaquin River

553 Caliente Isle Yacht Club Yacht Club Bethel Primary N/A Island/Taylor Slough 555 Discovery Bay Yacht Yacht Club Byron/Indian Secondary N/A Club Slough

556 Driftwood Yacht Club Yacht Club Antioch/San Secondary N/A Joaquin River 557 Pittsburg Yacht Club Yacht Club Pittsburg/San Secondary Joaquin River

558 San Joaquin Yacht Marina Oakley/San Secondary Day Use Harbor Joaquin River 559 Sportsmen Yacht Club Yacht Club Oakley/San Secondary N/A Joaquin River

Site # Name Facility Type Location Zone Facilities 560 Sugar Barge Marina Marina Bethel Secondary Boat Launch Island/Piper Berths Slough Dry Storage Bait & Tackle Lodging Event Venue Restaurant Store Boat Rental Paddle/Sail Picnic Swim Area RV Camping 561 Winter Island Duck Duck Club Winter Island/ Primary Hunting Access Club Sacramento and San Joaquin Rivers

562 Big Break Regional Park Oakley/San Secondary Fishing Access Shoreline Joaquin River Picnic Trail Event Venue Paddle/Sail Visitor Education Wildlife/Nature Observation

563 Willowest Harbor Marina Bethel Island/ Secondary Berths Resort & Marina Old River 564 Veale Pheasant Club Hunting Club Delta Secondary Hunting Access Road/Veale Tract 565 San Joaquin Yacht Club Yacht Club Oakley/San Secondary N/A Joaquin River 566 Rivers End Marina & RV Marina Byron/Old River Secondary Boat Launch Park Dry Storage Bait & Tackle 567 Antioch Dunes National Wildlife Antioch Area/ Secondary Education Tours Wildlife Refuge Refuge San Joaquin Wildlife/Nature River Observation

Site # Name Facility Type Location Zone Facilities 568 Rhode Island Wildlife Wildlife E of Holland Primary Boat Access Area Refuge Tract/Old River Fishing Access Hunting Access Nature Observation 571 Annie's Happy Farm Agritourism Brentwood Secondary U-Pick 572 Antioch Fishing Pier Fishing Access Antioch/San Primary Fishing Access Joaquin River 573 Bay Point Regional Park Bay Point/San Outside Fishing Access Shoreline Joaquin River Picnic Trail Wildlife/Nature Observation 574 Berry Best Farm Agritourism Brentwood Secondary U-Pick

578 Boards 'N More Recreation Brentwood Secondary Recreation Sales Support 579 Bridgehead Marine Marine Antioch Secondary Marine Services Service Services 580 Caliente Isle Harbor Marina Bethel Island/ Primary Berths Taylor Slough Marina Day Use Paddle/Sail 581 Canciamilla Ranch Agritourism Brentwood Secondary U-Pick

582 Captain Morgan's Delta Recreation Discovery Bay Secondary Boat Rental Adventures Support Event Venue 584 Celestial BoatWorks Marine Byron Secondary Marine Services Services 586 Collins Marine Marine Bethel Island Secondary Marine Services Services 587 Comfort Suites Lodging Oakley Secondary Lodging

588 Contra Loma Regional Park Antioch Secondary Boat Launch Park Fishing Access Boat Rental Trail Equestrian Trail Day Use Swim Area Wildlife/Nature Observation

Site # Name Facility Type Location Zone Facilities 589 Cornell Park Park Discovery Bay Secondary Picnic

591 Delta Bayliner Club Boating Club Brentwood Secondary Boating Club

592 Delta Kayak Recreation Antioch Secondary Boat Rental Adventures Support Tours 593 Carlson Marine Marine Discovery Bay Secondary Marine Services Services 594 Delta View Golf Club Golf Club Pittsburg Secondary Golf Club

595 Delta Watercraft Marine Bethel Island Secondary Marine Repair Services Recreation Sales

596 Diablo Boat Works Marine Bethel Island Secondary Marine Repair Services Recreation Sales

598 Diablo Yacht Club Yacht Club Tule Island Primary N/A

599 Discovery Bay Marine Discovery Bay Secondary Marine Repair Chandlery Services Recreation Sales

600 Discovery Bay Park Discovery Bay Secondary Day Use Community Center Swim Area Marina 602 Dockside Market Bait/Tackle Pittsburg Secondary Bait/Tackle Recreation Supply Sales 603 Dolphin Marine Marine Discovery Bay Secondary Marine Repair Services 604 Dwelley Farms Agritourism Brentwood Secondary U-Pick 606 5 Star Cherries - Larry Agritourism Brentwood Secondary U-Pick Enos 607 Glen's Marine Marine Oakley Secondary Marine Services Services 609 Gotcha Bait & Tackle Bait/Tackle Antioch Secondary Bait & Tackle 612 Hook Line & Sinker Bait/Tackle Oakley Secondary Bait & Tackle 613 Inland Marine Sales & Marine Antioch Secondary Marine Service Services Sales/Service 614 Rose Johnny Boat Marine Antioch Secondary Marine Services Repair Services 616 K&T Scuba & Marine Marine Discovery Bay Secondary Marine Services Service Services

Site # Name Facility Type Location Zone Facilities 617 La Fargue Hunting & Fishing Access Oakley Secondary Boat Access Fishing Lodge Fishing Access Hunting Access 619 Long Way T'Go Ranch Dry Storage Brentwood Primary Dry Storage 620 Lopez Ranch Agritourism Brentwood Secondary U-Pick 623 Marine Emporium Marine Bethel Island Secondary Marine Services Services/Repair Recreation Sales 628 Mello's Bait & Tackle Bait/Tackle Antioch Secondary Bait & Tackle

630 Pacific Boat Center Marine Bethel Island Secondary Marine Services Sales/Service Boat Rentals 631 Pacific Marine Interiors Marine Brentwood Secondary Marine Services Services 634 Performance Marine Marine Oakley Secondary Marine Repair Specialties Services 636 Pomeroy Farm Agritourism Brentwood Secondary U-Pick

637 Ravenswood Park Park Discovery Bay Secondary Picnic Playground 638 S & H Yachting Center Recreation Antioch Secondary Boat Rental Support Recreation Sales

639 San Joaquin Canvas Marine Antioch Secondary Marine Services Services 640 Sea Nymph Vineyards Event Venue Sherman Island Primary Event Venue

641 Sea Sick Marine Marine Bryon Secondary Marine Services Services 642 Senior Boat Works Marine Bethel Island Secondary Marine Repair Services 643 Simpson Yacht Sales Marine Sales Discovery Bay Secondary Marine Sales

644 Smith Family Farm Agritourism Brentwood Primary U-Pick Pumpkin Patch Hayrides Corn Maze Education 645 Sporting Edge Recreation Antioch Secondary Recreation Sales Support

Site # Name Facility Type Location Zone Facilities 646 The Delta Sportsman Recreation Bethel Island Secondary Bait & Tackle Support Marine Services Recreation Sales 648 The Stand at Knightsen Agritourism Knightsen Primary U-Pick

649 Tocci Yachts Marine Sales Pittsburg Secondary Marine Sales

650 Vee Jay Marine Service Marine Pittsburg Secondary Marine Repair Services 651 West Marine Marine Pittsburg Secondary Marine Sales (Pittsburg) Services 654 Big Break Kayak City Recreation Oakley Secondary Recreation Sales Support 655 Brownstone Gardens Recreation Oakley Secondary Event Venue Support 656 Santiago Island Village RV Park Bethel Island Secondary RV 657 Gursky Ranch Agritourism Brentwood Secondary U-Pick 658 Farmers Daughter Agritourism Brentwood Secondary U-Pick 659 Mike's U-pick Agritourism Brentwood Secondary U-Pick 660 Moffatt Ranch Agritourism Brentwood Secondary U-Pick 661 Pease Ranch Agritourism Brentwood Secondary U-Pick 662 Rancho Zaragoza Agritourism Brentwood Secondary U-Pick 663 Bacchini's Fruit Tree Agritourism Brentwood Secondary U-Pick 664 Seko Ranch Agritourism Brentwood Secondary U-Pick 665 Wolfe Ranch Agritourism Brentwood Secondary U-Pick 666 Bloomfield Cherries Agritourism Brentwood Secondary U-Pick 667 McKinney Farms Agritourism Brentwood Secondary U-Pick 668 Papini Cherries Agritourism Brentwood Secondary U-Pick 669 DC's Extraordinary Cher Agritourism Brentwood Secondary U-Pick 670 Maggiore Cherry Ranch Agritourism Brentwood Secondary U-Pick 671 Freitas Cherry Ranch Agritourism Brentwood Secondary U-Pick 672 Laird Ranch Agritourism Brentwood Secondary U-Pick 673 Mike's U-Pick Cherries Agritourism Brentwood Secondary U-Pick 674 Salvador Family Farm Agritourism Brentwood Secondary U-Pick 675 Chavez U-Pick Cherries Agritourism Brentwood Secondary U-Pick 676 Cherry Time Agritourism Brentwood Secondary U-Pick 677 RC U-Pick Cherries Agritourism Brentwood Secondary U-Pick 678 Chan's Fruit Stand Agritourism Brenwood Secondary U-Pick 679 Nunn Better Farms Agritourism Brentwood Secondary U-Pick 680 Peterwolfe.com Agritourism Brentwood Secondary U-Pick 681 Riverview Union High Historic Site Antioch Secondary Historic Site School Building

Site# Name Facility Type Location Zone Facilities 682 Roswell Butler Hard Historic Site Antioch Secondary Historic Site House

San Joaquin County San Joaquin County lies in the southern and western section of the Delta. Approximately 188,000 acres, or stated more specifically, 38% of the Primary Zone and over 50% of the Secondary Zone lay within San Joaquin County. The Delta portion of San Joaquin County is generally bound by I-5 to the east, Old River to the south, Old River and the Mokelumne River to the west and the Mokelumne River to the north. Waterways in the Primary Zone include Bear Creek, Calaveras River, Stockton Deep Water Channel, Middle River, the North and South forks of the Mokelumne River, Old River and the San Joaquin River.

Island and tracts in the Primary Zone include: New Hope Tract, Canal Ranch, Brack Tract, Terminous Tract, Staten Island, Bouldin Island, Venice Island, Empire Tract, King Island, Mandeville Island, Medford Island, Rindge Tract, McDonald Island, Bacon Island, Lower and Upper Jones Tract, Lower, Middle and Upper Roberts Islands, Union Island, Fabian Tract, Woodward Tract, and Victoria Island. The City of Stockton is primary located in the Secondary Zone, with some City land on Roberts Island in the Primary Zone.

Downtown Stockton was improved in 2009 to include a new 66-berth covered marina and the 6,500-foot Joan Darrah Promenade. This project included public restrooms, public parking and public art and provides public access to the north, east and south sides of the Stockton Channel.

Oak Grove Regional Park in Stockton has fishing access and paddleboat rentals on a 10-acre lake, a disc golf course, playgrounds, horseshoe pits and BBQ pits. The Park also includes the 1.5 mile Miwok Trail, a quarter-mile wheelchair accessible trail and a nature center with educational programs and exhibits.

Two new bait shops have opened in Stockton since the 2005 Inventory: H & R Bait and Tackle and Coco Bait, Tackle and Deli.

Also new to the 2015 Inventory is Dell’Osso Family Farms in Lathrop, which opens to the public for seasonal activities including a pumpkin patch, cornfield maze, snow-tube mountain, hay rides and a petting zoo, and E2 Family Winery located north of Hwy 12, offering wine tasting and hosting special events.

Water recreation is popular in San Joaquin County with 21 marinas and 14 boat clubs in the Delta. There are 13 small marinas, five medium marinas and three large marinas. Popular Delta marinas Herman & Helen’s and Lost Isle Bar & Resort have both closed since the last inventory.

Public parks located on the waterfront include the American Legion Park, Buckley Cove Park, Fritz Grupe Park, Louis Park, McLeod Park, Morelli Park and Van Buskirk Park; all are located in Stockton. Public boat launching into the Port of Stockton Deep Water Ship Channel is available at Morelli Park and Buckley Cove Park. Access to the Smith Canal is available from Louis Park.

County waterfront parks with boat launches include Dos Reis Park and Mossdale Crossing Park on the San Joaquin River and Westgate Landing Park on the Mokelumne River. Both Dos Reis Park and Westgate Landing have camping facilities. Other campgrounds and RV parks are located at privately owned marinas: Tower Park Resort recently took over the Stockton Delta KOA and renamed it “Jellystone Park Camp Resort”.

Public fishing access is available in seven locations in San Joaquin County: Buckley Cove Park, Louis Park, and Oak Grove Regional Park in Stockton, and Dos Reis Park and Mossdale Crossing Regional Park in Lathrop. Westgate Landing Campground and White Slough State Wildlife Area near Lodi are other formal fishing locations. White Slough also provides the public hunting opportunities; other hunt clubs include CWC Ranch and Venice Island Duck Club.

Wildlife viewing areas in San Joaquin County include the White Slough State Wildlife Area west of Lodi, Mandeville Tip Park, Spud Island Recreation Area and the Port of Stockton. In 2013, the Port of Stockton installed an Owl Cam inside the Barn Owl nest boxes allowing the public to view these fascinating predators from the comfort of home. Another wildlife viewing area is the Woodbridge Ecological Reserve, also known as the Isenberg Crane Reserve, which provides Sandhill Crane tours with docent supervision from October thru February.

The Calaveras River Bike Path in Stockton is 7.4 miles long and travels between Cherokee Road and Buckley Cove, primarily along the Calaveras River. The path is also used by walkers and in- line skaters. The City’s 2007 Bicycle Master Plan is undergoing an update and may include recommendations for trails extending into the Delta along Bear Creek, Five Mile Slough and the San Joaquin River. The Bear Creek Trail is an eight-mile trail which extends from Lower Sacramento Road to Rio Blanco Road along the creek.

Delta-centered places in San Joaquin County on the National Register of Historic Places include:

• Tracy: The Bank of Italy, Bank of Tracy, Tracy City Hall and Jail, Tracy Inn, West Side Bank and the John Ohm House. • Stockton: Benjamin Holt House, El Dorado Elementary School, Gew Mansion, Nippon Hospital, Hotel Stockton, Old Weber School, Sperry Office Building, Sperry Union Flour Mill.

California Historical Landmark signs can be found for Weber Point and the First Building in Stockton Site (425 North El Dorado Street) in Stockton, Benson’s Ferry and the Mokelumne City Site in Thornton, the California Chicory Mill at the River Mill in French Camp, and the Sailing Launch Comet and Transcontinental Railroad in Lathrop.

San Joaquin County Site # Name Facility Type Location Zone Facilities 701 American Legion Park Park Stockton Secondary Picnic 702 Buckley Cove Park Park Stockton Deep Secondary Boat Water Ship Launch/Marina Channel Fishing Access Paddle/Sail Picnic Boat Rental 703 Bullfrog Landing Marina Lower Jones Primary Berths Marina Tract/ Middle Bait & Tackle River Swim Area Store Recreation Sales 704 Calaveras River Bike & Trail Stockton/ Secondary/ Trail Jog Path Calaveras River Outside 705 Cruiser Haven Yacht Yacht Club Stockton/ Primary N/A Club Fourteen Mile Slough 706 Delta Yacht Club Yacht Club Tule Island/ Primary N/A Headreach Cutoff & Deep Water Ship Channel 707 Dos Reis County Park Park Lathrop Area/San Secondary Boat Launch Joaquin River Fishing Access RV Camping Picnic 708 Fritz Grupe Park Park Stockton/ Secondary Picnic Fourteen Mile Playground Slough 709 Haven Acres Resort Launch Private Secondary Boat Launch Restaurant 712 King Island Resort Marina King Island/ Primary Boat Launch Honker Cut and Berths Disappointment Dry Storage Slough Bait & Tackle Picnic Boat Rental Paddle/Sail

Site # Name Facility Type Location Zone Facilities 713 Ladd's Marina Marina Stockton/ Deep Secondary Boat Launch Water Ship Berths Channel Marine Services/Repair Bait & Tackle Store 714 Little Venice Island Yacht Club Venice Island/ Primary N/A Little Potato Slough 716 Louis Park Park Stockton/ Smith Secondary Boat Launch Channel Fishing Access Day Use Event Venue 717 Marina West Yacht Yacht Club Stockton/ White Primary N/A Club Slough 718 McLeod Park Park Stockton/ Deep Secondary Event Venue Water Ship Channel 719 Morelli Park Park Stockton/ Deep Secondary Boat Launch Water Ship Picnic Channel 720 Mossdale Crossing Park Lathrop/ San Secondary Boat Regional Park Joaquin River Launch/Access/ Landing Fishing Access Picnic 722 New Hope Landing Marina New Hope Primary Boat Launch Trailer Park & Marina Tract/S. Fork Berths Mokelumne River Bait & Tackle RV Picnic 724 Paradise Point Marina Marina Bishop Tract/ Secondary Boat Launch Bishop Cut and Berths Disappointment Dry Storage Slough Bait & Tackle Day Use Boat Rental Paddle/Sail Restaurant Store 725 Port of Stockton Yacht Yacht Club Stockton/ Deep Secondary N/A Club Water Ship Channel

Site # Name Facility Type Location Zone Facilities 726 5 Star Marina Marina Stockton/ Deep Secondary Boat Launch Water Ship Dry Storage Channel 727 RiverPoint Landing Marina Stockton/ Deep Secondary Berths Marina Resort Water Ship Dry Storage Channel Fuel Dock Paddle/Sail Picnic RV 728 Tinsley Island / St. Yacht Club Tinsley Island/ Primary N/A Francis Yacht Club Headreach Cutoff

729 Stockton Rod & Gun Event Venue Stockton/ San Secondary Event Venue Club Joaquin River 730 Stockton Sailing Club Sailing Club Stockton/ Deep Secondary Paddle/Sail Water Ship Channel 731 Stockton Yacht Club Yacht Club Stockton/ Secondary N/A Calaveras River 732 Tiki Lagun Resort & Marina Roberts Island/ Primary Boat Launch Marina Turner Cut Berths Dry Storage Picnic RV Camping Playground Store Bait & Tackle

733 Tower Park Resort Marina Terminous/ Little Primary Boat Launch and Marina Potato Slough Berths Dry Storage Bait & Tackle Day Use Paddle/Sail Boat Rentals Camping RV Lodging Restaurant Store

Site # Name Facility Type Location Zone Facilities 735 Tracy Oasis Marina- Marina Fabian Tract/ Primary Boat Launch Resort Fabian& Bell Berths Canals Dry Storage Restaurant Bait & Tackle Day Use Store 736 Turner Cut Resort Marina Roberts Island/ Primary Boat Launch Turner Cut Berths Dry Storage Bait & Tackle Picnic Camping RV Lodging Restaurant

737 Union Point Marina Marina Drexler Tract/ Primary Restaurant Middle River Event Venue 738 Van Buskirk Park Park Stockton / Secondary Picnic Walker Slough Golf 739 Village West Marina Marina Stockton/ Secondary Boat Launch Fourteen Mile Berths Slough Dry Storage Fuel Dock Restaurant Picnic 740 Village West Yacht Yacht Club Stockton/ Secondary N/A Club Fourteen Mile Slough 741 Stockton Downtown Marina Stockton/ Deep Secondary Berths Day Marina Water Ship Use Channel Restaurant 742 Weber Point Yacht Yacht Club Stockton/ Spud Primary N/A Club Island 743 Westgate Landing Park/Marina Terminous/ S Primary Boat Landing Campground Fork Mokelumne Fishing Access River Picnic RV Camping 744 Whiskey Slough Marina Roberts Island/ Primary Boat Launch Marina & Dry Stack Whiskey Slough Berths Storage Dry Storage RV

Site # Name Facility Type Location Zone Facilities 745 White Slough State Wildlife Area Terminous/ Shin Secondary Boat Access Wildlife Area Kee and Rio Fishing Access Blanco Tracts Hunting Access Wildlife/Nature Observation 746 Wimpy's Marina Marina New Hope Primary Boat Launch Tract/S. Fork Berths Mokelumne River Bait & Tackle Paddle/Sail RV Restaurant Store Recreation Sales 747 Windmill Cove Marina Marina Vulcan Island/ Primary Boat Launch & RV Park Deep Water Ship Berths Channel Picnic RV Camping Lodging Restaurant 749 Stockton Water Ski Club Stockton/ Deep Primary Boat Landing Club Water Ship Picnic Channel 750 Woodbridge Ecological Reserve Brack Tract/ Hog Primary Wildlife/Nature Ecological Reserve Slough Observation 752 CWC Ranch Hunting Access Empire Tract/ Primary Hunting Access White Slough 753 Venice Island Duck Hunting Access Venice Island/ Primary Hunting Access Club San Joaquin River 754 Noble Yacht Group Yacht Club Little Tinsley Primary Boat Landing Island/ San Joaquin River 756 All Out Yacht Care Marine Services Stockton Secondary Marine Services

757 Bay Yachts Marine Sales Stockton Secondary Marine Sales 760 Children's Museum of Museum Stockton Secondary Museum Stockton 761 Carlson Boatel Dry Storage Stockton/ San Secondary Dry Storage Joaquin River 764 Coco Bait Tackle & Bait/Tackle Stockton Primary Bait & Tackle Deli 765 Delta Marine Sales Marine Sales Stockton Secondary Marine Sales

Site # Name Facility Type Location Zone Facilities 767 Ebony Boat Club Boating Club Stockton Secondary Boating Club Clubhouse 768 Elite Auto & Marine Stockton Stockton Secondary Marine Services Detail 770 Golden Anchor Boat Boating Club Tracy Secondary Boating Club Club 771 Grindstone Joe Boating Club Lodi Primary Boating Club Association 772 H & R Bait & Tackle Bait/Tackle Stockton Secondary Bait & Tackle 773 H2O Craft Rentals Recreation Support Tracy Primary Boat Rental Recreation Sales

775 Hilton Stockton Lodging Stockton Secondary Event Venue 776 Honker Cut Marine Marine King Island/ Primary Marine Services/Repair White Slough Services/Repair

780 J & H Marine Marine Stockton Secondary Marine Services/Repair Services/Repair 781 Kayak City Recreation Support Stockton Secondary Recreation Sales

783 Mandeville Tip Park Open Space Area Mandeville/ San Primary Wildlife/Nature Joaquin River Observation

788 Opportunity Cruises Tours Stockton Secondary Event Venue Charter 789 Holiday Harbor Marina Stockton Primary Marina Marina 790 Pacific Boat Services Marine Services Stockton Secondary Marine Services/Repair 791 Paradise Point Engine Marine Services Stockton Secondary Marine and Boat Repair Services/Repair

793 Port of Stockton Port Stockton Secondary Wildlife/Nature Observation 798 San Joaquin County Museum Lodi Outside Museum Historical Society & Museum 799 Septic Brothers Marine Services Stockton Secondary Marine Services 800 Spud Island Recreation Area Spud Island/ San Primary Boat Recreation Area Joaquin River Access/Landing Wildlife/Nature Observation

Site # Name Facility Type Location Zone Facilities 802 Stockton Rowing Club Boat Club Stockton/ Deep Secondary Paddle/Sail Water Ship Channel 803 Stockton Waterfront Park/ Marina Stockton Secondary Promenade Marina Day Use Redevelopment 804 Terminous Boat & RV Dry Storage Terminous/ Little Primary Dry Storage Storage Potato Slough 806 The Haggin Museum Museum Stockton Secondary Museum

809 University Plaza Lodging Stockton Secondary Event Venue Waterfront Hotel 811 West Marine Marine Services Stockton Secondary Marine Services (Stockton) Recreation Sales Boat Rental 812 Westcoast Docks & Marine Services Thornton Primary Marine Sales Lifts 813 Oak Grove Regional Park Stockton Secondary Fishing Access Park Boat Rental Playground Picnic Trails Event Venue Wildlife/Nature Center 814 Swensen Park Park Stockton Secondary Picnic Event Venue Golf Course Playground 815 The River Mill Event Venue Thornton Secondary Event Venue 816 Launch Stockton/ Deep Secondary Boat Launch Buckley Cove Boat Water Ship Launch channel 817 Turtle Beach RV Launch Manteca/ San Secondary Boat Launch Resort Joaquin River Fishing Access Picnic RV: 64 Camping Nature Observation 818 Islander Mobile Park RV Park Manteca Secondary RV Camping

Site # Name Facility Type Location Zone Facilities 819 E2 Family Winery Agritourism Lodi Primary Winery Dell'Osso Family Agritourism Lathrop Secondary Corn Maze

Farms Pumpkin Patch Hay ride 820 Picnic 821 Weber Point Historic Site Stockton Secondary Historic Site 822 Transcontinental Historic Site Lathrop Secondary Historic Site Railroad 823 Historic Site Lathrop Secondary Historic Site Sailing Launch Comet 824 Historic Site Thornton Secondary Historic Site Mokelumne City Site 825 First Building in Historic Site Stockton Secondary Historic Site Stockton Site 826 Benson's Ferry Historic Site Thornton Secondary Historic Site 827 Historic Site Stockton Secondary Historic Site Sperry Office Building 828 El Dorado Elementary Historic Site Stockton Secondary Historic Site School 829 Gew Mansion Historic Site Stockton Secondary Historic Site 830 Nippon Hospital Historic Site Stockton Secondary Historic Site 831 Old Weber School Historic Site Stockton Secondary Historic Site 832 Tracy City Hall and Jail Historic Site Tracy Secondary Historic Site

833 Tracy Inn Historic Site Tracy Secondary Historic Site 834 West Side Bank Historic Site Tracy Secondary Historic Site 835 Bank of Italy Historic Site Tracy Secondary Historic Site 836 Bank of Tracy Historic Site Tracy Secondary Historic Site 837 John Ohm House Historic Site Tracy Primary Historic Site 838 Benjamin Holt House Historic Site Stockton Secondary Historic Site 839 Sperry Union Flour Historic Site Stockton Secondary Historic Site Mill

DESCRIPTION OF FACILITIES BY TYPE This section describes and defines the recreational facilities in and directly adjacent to the Legal Delta by type. The written descriptions are followed by facility tables that provide a generalized location by County. Further information on amenities provided by a particular facility are found in the Facilities by County tables beginning at page 14.

Unless otherwise noted, the geographic range of the 2015 Delta Recreation Inventory is the Primary and Secondary Zones of the Delta, as well as areas immediately adjacent to the Delta boundaries; such as the City of Rio Vista and areas in the City of Sacramento along the Sacramento River corridor.

Agritourism Sites Agritourism is defined in this inventory as a commercial enterprise at a working farm or ranch or agricultural plant conducted for the enjoyment of visitors that generates supplemental income for the owner. These may include educational experience such as wine/olive tasting and cooking classes; hospitality services such as farm stays or guided tours and u-pick operations. Only sites located within the boundaries of the Delta are included in the 2015 Inventory.

While Agritourism is also commonly defined to include seasonal roadside stands which provide processed agricultural products and fee-hunting and fishing access, these subsets are not included in the Agritourism category of the Delta Recreational Facilities Inventory. The 2015 Inventory includes wineries and multiple u-pick operations located within the boundaries of the Delta; largely in the Secondary Zone in Contra Costa County.

Additionally, Agritourism sites which provide activities for children such as pumpkin patches and farm tours are included in the 2015 Inventory. Vierra Farms in West Sacramento, Dell’Osso Family Farms in Lathrop and Steamboat Acres in Courtland are prime examples.

Wineries with tasting rooms are included in this Inventory. Yolo County dominates the wine tasting landscape in the Delta. Renovation of the Old Sugar Mill in Clarksburg, a re-purposed beet sugar refinery, was completed in 2005.

Bait/Fishing Supplies Bait and other fishing supplies can be found at marinas and resorts in the Delta, as well as grocery and convenience stores in and around the Delta. In many cases, bait is available at small grocery or convenience stores located in cities surrounding the Delta or in Delta communities. There are a number of bait shops in Sacramento, Rio Vista and Bethel Island and other communities located along the Delta waterways.

Boating Access/Landing A boat landing is an informal place to take a boat in or out of the water without close vehicle access. These are often found in publicly-operated parks and nature preserves such as the Consumes River Preserve and Wildlife Areas such as Decker Island, Miner Slough and White Slough.

Boat Launch Boat launch facilities are an amenity found in almost every public and private marina in the Delta. Most marinas provide at least one launch ramp (a concrete “driveway” into the water where a boat on a trailer is backed into the water, then allowed to float off). Most launch ramps also provide a dock to secure boats after they are launched. Some marinas provide a launch sling from a crane-type structure, or a hoist on a truck. These facilities are sometimes provided if there is inadequate space for a launch ramp or if there is a large storage facility on site and using a truck eases launching of boats stored on site.

In addition to boat launch facilities in private marinas, there are a number of publicly owned boat launching facilities indicated by the * in the listing. These launch facilities are often used by day users, such as water-skiers or jet skiers to launch personal watercraft, or by fishermen.

Boat Rentals Boat rentals are included in the 2015 Inventory and demonstrate that you don’t have to own a boat to get out on Delta waters. Opportunities to rent either motorized or non-motorized watercraft can be found both in the Delta’s Primary and Secondary Zones. Choices include houseboats, power boats, paddle boats, kayaks, or charter cruises for events.

Campgrounds & RV Parks Tent camping and RV sites in the Delta continue to be primarily associated with larger park or resort facilities. Over forty facilities offer camping. RV campsites with hookups are indicated by the * in the listing. Where possible, the Facilities by County tables provide the number of tent camping or RV spaces a facility offers.

Many of the larger marinas in the Delta area offer a suite of recreational amenities which provide a variety of activities during a vacation or visit. Examples of this type of multi-use facility include RV and/or tent camping, picnic and barbecue facilities, a café and fishing and water access.

Amenities at private marinas are generally available to tenants and their guests, not the general public. In addition, some of the resorts are managed as private clubs, with use by members only.

Day Use and/or Picnic Area California State Parks and Recreation’s Survey on Public Opinions and Attitudes on Outdoor Recreation in California (2012 The California Outdoor Recreation Survey) found that over 2/3 of Californians had participated in picnicking within the past 12 months.

The Delta provides ample opportunities for picnicking at local and regional parks primarily in San Joaquin, Sacramento and Contra Costa Counties. Delta picnicking in Yolo County is largely in the city of West Sacramento. Solano County picnic areas are primarily centered in the Rio Vista area but also extend out to the Jepson Prairie Preserve. Public and private marinas also offer picnicking facilities, but as mentioned above, these are often limited to tenants and their guests. Larger public marinas and parks generally provide restrooms, picnic areas and water access available to the general public.

Dry Boat Storage Dry boat storage is used primarily by people who occasionally take their small boats (defined as trailer able boats less than 26’ in length) out in the Delta for day use on weekend during the summer boating season. People tend to find that renting a dry boat storage unit is cheaper and less damaging to their boat then berthing their boat in water at a marina year-round.

Dry Storage facilities range from open parking areas to indoor storage with valet service. There were twenty-eight facilities within the Primary Zone and eighteen facilities within the Secondary Zone offering dry storage.

Event Venues Event Venues are a new category of facility captured in the 2015 Inventory. These facilities capitalize on the scenic beauty of the Delta and provide areas for weddings, group gatherings, and corporate events. The views at these locations range from river, vineyard, garden, or mountain and the facilities are modern to historic.

There are 36 event venues throughout the Delta; Sacramento County (14), San Joaquin County (6), Contra Costa County (7), Yolo County (8) and Solano County (1).

Fishing Access Sites included under this category are developed with legal parking and bank access or a fishing pier. Fishing sites on levee banks or informal parking sites along roadways and waterways are not included in this inventory.

Public fishing access facilities include: Sandy Beach County Park and the Rio Vista Public Courtesy Dock in Solano County, Clarksburg Public Boat Launch and Yolo Bypass Wildlife Area in Yolo County, Discovery Park, Garcia Bend Park, Miller Park , Hogback Island and Cosumnes River Preserve in Sacramento County, Antioch/Oakley Regional Shoreline, Big Break Regional

Shoreline, and Rhode Island Wildlife Area in Contra Costa County, and; Buckley Cove Park, Dos Reis Park, Fritz Grupe Park, Louis Park, Westgate Landing Park and White Slough State Wildlife Area in San Joaquin County.

Public sites which are available for boat-only fishing include Browns Island, Franks Tract State Recreation Area, and Sherman Island-Sacramento River Access.

Fuel Docks Fuel is available at 39 of the 97 marinas listed in the 2015 Inventory. The number of fuel docks is less than those counted in the 2012 ESP. It is reasonable to assume this corresponds with the number of marina’s which closed in the period since the last recreation inventory. The Delta is a dynamic environment and the Inventory attempts to provide the most recently available information at any given facility.

Hunting Access Hunting is an activity long associated with agricultural lands in the Primary Zone. Seasonal hunting on private lands requires permission of the landowner and generally has no formal improvements. Hunting and duck clubs are open to members and their guests only.

Hunting occurs mainly on private lands in Yolo County. Public hunting opportunities are available in all five Delta counties at locations including: Decker Island, Miner Slough, Calhoun Cut, and Liberty Island in Solano County; Yolo Bypass Wildlife Area in Yolo County; Stone Lakes National Wildlife Refuge and Lower Sherman Island In Sacramento County; Franks Tract, Clifton Court Forebay and Rhode Island in Contra Costa County; and White Slough in San Joaquin County. The 2015 Inventory includes hunting areas within the boundaries of the Legal Delta.

Lodging Lodging outside of tent camping or RVs is available in the Delta Primary and Secondary Zones, though more limited. Lodging for purposes of this Inventory is defined as an establishment offering indoor sleeping accommodations. A number of marinas offer rental cabins. These sites include: Vieira’s Resort, Snug Harbor Resort, Lighthouse Marina and Resort, Turner Cut Marina, and Windmill Cove Marina. Oxbow Marina offers a vacation home for rent and Hidden Harbor Marina has rental homes with a year lease. Hotel accommodations can be found in all the incorporated cities of the secondary zone: Stockton, Isleton, Oakley, Brentwood, Antioch, Tracy, Lathrop and West Sacramento and outside of the Delta in Rio Vista, Sacramento and Pittsburg. For a unique Delta experience, the Grand Island Mansion offers 11 “uniquely styled rooms” for Delta visitors.

Marinas Marinas are found throughout the Delta and beyond its boundaries. Unlike past inventories, the 2015 Marina inventory includes any dock or basin which provides secure moorings for pleasure boats. Many of the marinas listed offer supplies and other facilities. There are 98 marinas included in the 2015 Inventory. Delta marinas are listed in the Summary of Facilities by County as well as listed by size. In the Delta area, there are 45 small marinas with less than 50 berths, 34 medium marinas with 50 to 200 berths; and 19 large marinas with over 200 berths. Every attempt has been made to use the most recently available information regarding the number of berths. Changes from figures contained in the 2005 Inventory may be explained by erroneous reporting, or the best-guess estimate of various marina owners or their staff.

In the past 10 years, over 20 Delta marinas have closed, with eleven closures since 2011; this is the largest change in facility category from the 2005 Inventory. A likely result of the economic downturn, Contra Costa County was particularly hard hit, but closures also occurred in Yolo, Sacramento and San Joaquin counties.

Marine Services/Repair The 2015 Inventory includes 44 facilities which offer marine services for Delta boaters and are located within the Delta and the City of Rio Vista. Thirty-five of these facilities are located in the urban areas of the Secondary Zone. The 2015 Inventory includes marine service and repair facilities within the Primary and Secondary Zones and the City of Rio Vista.

Museums and Historic Sites The 2015 Inventory lists both museums within the Legal Delta and also adjacent to the Delta. Museums such as the California State Railroad Museum, the Western Railway Museum, the Dutra Museum of Dredging and the Rio Vista Museum are all located outside the Legal Delta but share a common history with the Delta.

The 2015 Inventory includes a number of Federal and State Designated Historic Sites found within the boundaries of the Delta. The National Register of Historic Places is the official list of the nation’s historic places, structures, objects, sites and districts worthy of preservation, due to their significance in American history, architecture, archeology, engineering and culture. Most of these sites are located in Sacramento and San Joaquin Counties and include Historic Districts in Walnut Grove and Isleton. The Locke District is designated a National Historic Landmark.

California Historical Landmarks are sites, buildings, features, or events that are of statewide significance and have anthropological, cultural, military, political, architectural, economic, scientific or technical, religious, experimental, or other value. A number of these sites can be found in the Delta’s Secondary Zone in San Joaquin County.

The River Mansion on Grand Island and Jean Harvie School in Walnut Grove are California Points of Historical Interest, meaning they are sites primarily of local interest.

Paddle and Sail Boating Facilities California’s paddling trend is on the rise. This is according to the California State Parks’ California Adult Recreation Activity Trends 1987-2012, which notes an increase of an additional 10,000,000 paddlers over the 25-year period.

Facilities included under this category include human-powered boat launch and landing sites that allow ease of entry/exit to and from the water. Windsurfing access sites are provided as a unique and separate facility type. The 2015 Inventory identifies 53 Paddle and Sail Boating facilities, including the following public facilities: Brannan Island State Recreation Area, Cosumnes River Preserve, Miller Regional Park, Sand Bar County Park, Walnut Grove Public Dock, Isleton Public Dock and Boat Ramp, and Lower Sherman Island Fishing Access in Sacramento County; Antioch Municipal Marina and Big Break Regional Shoreline in Contra Costa County; and Buckley Cove Park in San Joaquin County.

Public Parks Parks provide outdoor areas for gathering and recreation and are generally developed and maintained by the State or local governments. Included in the 2015 Inventory are 34 Delta parks ranging in size from 2.5 acres at Shore Park in Sacramento to 3,523 acres at Franks Tract State Recreation Area. Amenities at Delta parks typically include; restrooms, picnic tables and fishing access. Additional amenities may include playgrounds, boat launches, trails and historic site interpretation.

Pump-Outs Pump-out facilities contain and prevent water pollution in the Delta. A number of sources provide information for boaters to find these facilities, including but not limited to: Division of Boating and Waterways, Franko’s Map of the California Delta and the Official Map of the California Delta.

Recreation Supply Sales Included in the 2015 Inventory are Recreation Supply Sale facilities located within the Primary and Secondary Zones and the City of Rio Vista. These private enterprises contribute to the economic activity attributable to recreation and tourism in the Delta. These facilities range from kayak and yacht sales to waterski schools.

Trails and Pathways and Scenic Highways Trails and paths are primarily located in the Secondary Zone and are largely found within a park or wildlife area, or along a shoreline in an urban area. The cities of Sacramento and West

Sacramento have public promenades along the Sacramento River. Trails along the San Joaquin River can be found in the cities of Antioch, Pittsburg and Oakley and in Bay Point. A bike and jogging path along the Calaveras River is accessible in the city of Stockton. The 2015 Inventory includes trails and paths in the Primary and Secondary Zones, areas immediately adjacent to the Legal Delta and the Suisun Marsh.

The Great California Delta Trail is a planned pedestrian, bike, and water trail which will extend through the Delta and along the shorelines of the five Delta counties. The trail will connect the San Francisco Bay Trail to the planned Sacramento River Trail System. The Delta Protection Commission is the facilitating agency for this effort. Approximately 29 miles of Delta Trail have been designated since 2007, including 13 miles in Sacramento County, three miles in Solano County, seven miles in Contra Costa County and six miles in Yolo County. The planning area for the Delta Trail includes the proposed Sacramento-San Joaquin Delta National Heritage Area.

Though not depicted on the 2015 Inventory maps, State Route 160 is a California Scenic Highway that travels approximately 35 miles through the Legal Delta in Contra Costa and Sacramento counties, beginning in Oakley and terminating at the southern city limit of Sacramento. It winds through the Delta alongside the Sacramento River. Drivers travelling SR 160 pass through historic Delta towns of Isleton, Walnut Grove, Locke, and Courtland. The route includes 7 bridge crossings including: the Antioch Bridge over the San Joaquin River; the 1949 Three Mile Slough Bridge, a lift bridge; the 1923 Isleton Bridge, a bascule bridge (a type of drawbridge); the Walnut Grove Bridge, another bascule bridge; the 1924 Steamboat Slough Bridge; the 1923 Paintersville Bridge, another bascule bridge; and finally the 1929 Freeport Bridge, the last bascule bridge (or first, depending on your route).

Wildlife Area/Nature Observation Enjoying the natural beauty of the Delta and its environment may be the primary focus; these areas may include activities such as paddling, hiking, birding, hunting and fishing. The lands in this category are primarily public and managed by the State. Many are operated in partnership with other agencies at the state or local level. The Yolo Bypass Wildlife Area is the largest facility in this category with over 16,000 acres, though not all of the area is accessible to the public. The 2015 Inventory includes wildlife and nature observation areas in the Primary and Secondary Zones, areas immediately adjacent to the Legal Delta and the Suisun Marsh.

Windsurfing Access Sites The Sacramento River between Rio Vista and the tip of Sherman Island remains one of the best windsurfing areas in the world. The Rio Vista Windsurfing Association and Sherman Island Kiteboarding Organization work to promote the sport and preserve water access. Windsurfing is a seasonal sport, primarily April through September when the weather is warm and the Delta

68 winds blow. The 2015 Inventory identifies six windsurfing access sites in Sacramento County and one in Solano County.

The windsurfing access site at Windy Cove (Brannan Island State Recreation Area) has been temporarily closed by State Parks due to budget constraints. However, Sherman Island County Park remains a popular site with locals and visitors.

Agritourism Site # Name City County Zone Type 180 Bogle Vineyards & Winery Clarksburg Yolo Primary Winery 181 Carvalho Family Winery Clarksburg Yolo Primary Winery, Event Venue 182 Clarksburg Wine Company Clarksburg Yolo Primary Winery 183 Elevation Ten Clarksburg Yolo Primary Winery, Event Venue 186 Heringer Estates Clarksburg Yolo Primary Winery 190 Julietta Winery Clarksburg Yolo Primary Winery, Event Venue 191 Loving Nature Farm Clarksburg Yolo Primary Grow Your Own 192 Merlo Family Estate Vineyard Clarksburg Yolo Primary Winery 193 Miner's Leap Clarksburg Yolo Primary Winery 198 Three Wine Company Clarksburg Yolo Primary Winery 200 Vierra Farms West Sacramento Yolo Secondary Corn Maze, Pumpkin Patch, Hayrides 202 Wilson Vineyards Clarksburg Yolo Primary Winery, Event Venue

408 Delta Farmers Market Isleton Sacramento Primary Wine tasting 416 Double M Farms Walnut Grove Sacramento Primary U-Pick 440 Grand Island Vineyards Walnut Grove Sacramento Primary Winery, Event Venue 454 R Kelley Farms Sacramento Sacramento Primary U-Pick 465 Delta Diamond Farm Isleton Sacramento Primary Event Venue 470 Scribner Bend Vineyard Freeport Area Sacramento Secondary Winery 471 Six Hands Winery Walnut Grove Sacramento Primary Winery 477 Steamboat Acres Courtland Sacramento Primary Farm Tours, Pumpkin Patch 490 Wallace Chan Farms Courtland Sacramento Primary Park, Historic Site Interpretation

571 Annie's Happy Farm Brentwood Contra Costa Secondary U-Pick 574 Berry Best Farm Brentwood Contra Costa Secondary U-Pick 581 Canciamilla Ranch Brentwood Contra Costa Secondary U-Pick 604 Dwelley Farms Brentwood Contra Costa Secondary U-Pick 606 Enos Family Farms Brentwood Contra Costa Secondary U-Pick 620 Lopez Ranch Brentwood Contra Costa Secondary U-Pick 636 Pomeroy Farm Brentwood Contra Costa Secondary U-Pick 644 Smith Family Farm Brentwood Contra Costa Primary U-Pick 648 The Stand at Knightsen Knightsen Contra Costa Primary U-Pick

Agritourism

Site # Name City County Zone Type 655 Brownstone Gardens Oakley Contra Costa Secondary Event Venue 657 Gursky Ranch Brentwood Contra Costa Secondary U-Pick 658 Farmers Daughter Brentwood Contra Costa Secondary U-Pick 659 Mike's U-pick Brentwood Contra Costa Secondary U-Pick 660 Moffatt Ranch Brentwood Contra Costa Secondary U-Pick 661 Pease Ranch Brentwood Contra Costa Secondary U-Pick 662 Rancho Zaragoza Brentwood Contra Costa Secondary U-Pick 663 Bacchini's Fruit Tree Brentwood Contra Costa Secondary U-Pick 664 Seko Ranch Brentwood Contra Costa Secondary U-Pick 665 Wolfe Ranch Brentwood Contra Costa Secondary U-Pick 666 Bloomfield Cherries Brentwood Contra Costa Secondary U-Pick 667 McKinney Farms Brentwood Contra Costa Secondary U-Pick 668 Papini Cherries Brentwood Contra Costa Secondary U-Pick 669 DC's Extraordinary Cherries Brentwood Contra Costa Secondary U-Pick 670 Maggiore Cherry Ranch Brentwood Contra Costa Secondary U-Pick 671 Freitas Cherry Ranch Brentwood Contra Costa Secondary U-Pick 672 Laird Ranch Brentwood Contra Costa Secondary U-Pick 673 Mike's U-Pick Cherries Brentwood Contra Costa Secondary U-Pick 674 Salvador Family Farm Brentwood Contra Costa Secondary U-Pick 675 Chavez U-Pick Cherries Brentwood Contra Costa Secondary U-Pick 676 Cherry Time Brentwood Contra Costa Secondary U-Pick 677 RC U-Pick Cherries Brentwood Contra Costa Secondary U-Pick 678 Chan's Fruit Stand Brentwood Contra Costa Secondary U-Pick 679 Nunn Better Farms Brentwood Contra Costa Secondary U-Pick 680 Peterwolfe.com Brentwood Contra Costa Secondary U-Pick

819 E2 Family Winery Lodi Area San Joaquin Primary Winery 820 Dell'Osso Family Farms Lathrop San Joaquin Secondary Corn Maze Pumpkin Patch Hay ride Picnic

Bait and Fishing Supplies Site # Name City County Zone 1 Delta Marina Yacht Harbor Rio Vista Solano Outside 9 Arrowhead Harbor Marina Clarksburg Solano Primary 10 Snug Harbor Resorts Walnut Grove Solano Primary 24 Hap's Bait & Tackle Rio Vista Solano Outside 28 Rio Vista Bait & Tackle Rio Vista Solano Outside

194 Penny Rod & Bait Shop West Sacramento Yolo Secondary

303 B & W Resort Marina Isleton Sacramento Secondary 305 Boon Dox Dock Walnut Grove Sacramento Primary 314 Sacramento Delta Bay Marina Isleton Sacramento Primary 315 Delta Shores Resort and Marina Isleton Sacramento Primary 319 Duck Island RV Park Rio Vista Sacramento Primary 320 Eddo's Harbor and RV Resort Rio Vista Sacramento Primary 321 Freeport Marina Freeport Sacramento Primary 328 Ko-Ket Resort Isleton Sacramento Primary 331 Lighthouse Marina Isleton Sacramento Primary 337 Oxbow Marina Isleton Sacramento Secondary 341 Riverbank Marina Sacramento Sacramento Outside 344 Sacramento City Marina Sacramento Sacramento Outside 347 Spindrift Marina Isleton Sacramento Primary 349 Vieira's Resort Isleton Sacramento Primary 351 Walnut Grove Marina Walnut Grove Sacramento Primary 389 Bob's Bait Shop Isleton Sacramento Secondary 401 Delta Bait & Tackle Sacramento Sacramento Secondary 444 New Romeo's Bait & Tackle Shop Sacramento Sacramento Secondary

501 Anchor Marina Bethel Island Contra Costa Secondary 512 Big Break Marina Oakley Contra Costa Secondary 534 Pittsburg Marina Pittsburg Contra Costa Secondary 539 Russo's Marina Bethel Island Contra Costa Secondary 546 Holland Riverside Marina Brentwood Contra Costa Primary 547 Cruiser Haven Marina Brentwood Contra Costa Primary 548 Orwood Resort Brentwood Contra Costa Primary 550 Discovery Bay Yacht Harbor Discovery Bay Contra Costa Secondary 551 Lazy M Marina Discovery Bay Contra Costa Secondary 560 Sugar Barge Marina Bethel Island Contra Costa Secondary 566 Rivers End Marina Byron Contra Costa Secondary 602 Dockside Market Pittsburg Contra Costa Secondary 609 Gotcha Bait & Tackle Antioch Contra Costa Secondary 612 Hook Line & Sinker Oakley Contra Costa Secondary 628 Mello's Bait & Tackle Antioch Contra Costa Secondary

Bait and Fishing Supplies

Site # Name City County Zone 646 The Delta Sportsman Bethel Island Contra Costa Secondary

703 Bullfrog Landing Marina Stockton San Joaquin Primary 712 King Island Resort Stockton San Joaquin Primary 713 Ladd's Marina Stockton San Joaquin Secondary 722 New Hope Landing Thornton San Joaquin Primary 724 Paradise Point Marina Stockton San Joaquin Secondary 732 Tiki Lagun Resort & Marina Stockton San Joaquin Primary 733 Tower Park Resort & Marina Lodi San Joaquin Primary 735 Tracy Oasis Marina Resort Thornton San Joaquin Primary 736 Turner Cut Resort Stockton San Joaquin Primary 746 Wimpy's Marina Walnut Grove San Joaquin Primary 764 Coco Bait Tackle & Deli Stockton San Joaquin Primary 772 H & R Bait & Tackle Stockton San Joaquin Secondary

Boating Access Site # Name City/Island County Zone 2 Sandy Beach Park Rio Vista Solano Outside 4 Rio Vista Public Courtesy Dock Rio Vista Solano Outside 10 Snug Harbor Resorts Walnut Grove Solano Primary 13 Decker Island Wildlife Area Decker Island Solano Primary 14 Miner Slough Wildlife Area Prospect Island Solano Primary 15 Calhoun Cut Ecological Reserve Rio Vista Solano Primary

204 Barge Canal Recreational Access West Sacramento Yolo Secondary

305 Boon Dox Dock Walnut Grove Sacramento Primary 306 Brannan Island State Recreation Rio Vista Sacramento Primary Area 310 Cliffhouse Fishing Access Sacramento Secondary 311 Cosumnes River Preserve Galt Sacramento Primary/Secondary 318 Discovery Park Sacramento Sacramento Outside 328 Ko-Ket Resort Isleton Sacramento Primary 334 Miller Regional Park Sacramento Sacramento Outside 346 Sherman Island Sacramento Rio Vista Sacramento Primary River Access 357 The Sand Bar County Park Isleton Sacramento Primary 358 Glass Beach Rio Vista Sacramento Primary 361 Refrigerator Beach Sherman Island Sacramento Primary 362 The River Ryde Sacramento Primary 377 Walnut Grove Public Dock Walnut Grove Sacramento Primary 438 Lower Sherman Island Fishing Rio Vista Sacramento Primary Access

568 Rhode Island Wildlife Area Rhode Island Contra Costa Primary 617 La Fargue Hunting & Fishing Oakley Contra Costa Secondary Lodge

720 Mossdale Crossing Regional Lathrop San Joaquin Secondary Park 745 White Slough State Wildlife Lodi San Joaquin Secondary Area 800 Spud Island Recreation Area Spud Island San Joaquin Primary

Boat Launch Facilities Site # Name City County Zone 1 Delta Marina Yacht Harbor Rio Vista Solano Outside 2 Sandy Beach Park* Rio Vista Solano Outside 9 Arrowhead Harbor Clarksburg Solano Primary 10 Snug Harbor Resorts Ryer Island Solano Primary 11 Hastings Island Hunting Preserve Rio Vista Solano Primary 32 Rio Vista Boat Launch* Rio Vista Solano Outside

150 Broderick Boat Ramp* West Sacramento Yolo Outside 152 Clarksburg Public Boat Launch Ramp* Clarksburg Yolo Primary 156 Stan’s Yolo Marina Clarksburg Yolo Secondary 158 Lake Washington Sailing Club West Sacramento Yolo Secondary 159 River City Rowing Club West Sacramento Yolo Secondary

301 Alamar Marina Sacramento Sacramento Outside 303 B & W Resort Marina Isleton Sacramento Secondary 304 Boathouse Marina Locke Sacramento Primary 306 Brannan Island State Recreation Area* Rio Vista Sacramento Primary 307 Brannan's Island Time Marina Isleton Sacramento Primary 312 Courtland Docks Courtland Sacramento Primary 318 Discovery Park* Sacramento Sacramento Outside 320 Eddo's Harbor & RV Park Rio Vista Sacramento Primary 322 Garcia Bend Park* Sacramento Sacramento Secondary 323 Georgiana Slough Access Isleton Sacramento Primary 327 Hogback Island* Grand Island Sacramento Primary 328 Ko-Ket Resort Isleton Sacramento Primary 329 Korth's Pirate's Lair Marina Isleton Sacramento Primary 331 Lighthouse Marina & Resort Isleton Sacramento Primary 334 Miller Regional Park* Sacramento Sacramento Outside 337 OxBow Marina Isleton Sacramento Secondary 338 Perry's Boat Harbor & Drydock Isleton Sacramento Primary 343 River View Marina Sacramento Sacramento Outside 344 Sacramento City Marina (north Basin) Sacramento Sacramento Outside 349 Vieira's Resort Isleton Sacramento Primary 351 Walnut Grove Marina Walnut Grove Sacramento Primary 373 Isleton Boat Ramp and Storage Isleton Sacramento Secondary 378 Isleton Public Dock and Boat Ramp* Isleton Sacramento Secondary 438 Lower Sherman Island Fishing Access Rio Vista Sacramento Primary 463 Sacramento City Marina (South Basin)* Sacramento Sacramento Outside

501 Anchor Marina Bethel Island Contra Costa Secondary 504 Antioch Municipal Marina* Antioch Contra Costa Secondary 505 Antioch Public Launch Ramp* Antioch Contra Costa Secondary 508 Piper Point Marina Bethel Island Contra Costa Secondary

Boat Launch Facilities

Site # Name City County Zone 510 Bethel Harbor Bethel Island Contra Costa Secondary 512 Big Break Marina Oakley Contra Costa Secondary 516 Carol's Harbor & Marina Oakley Contra Costa Secondary 526 Lauritzen Yacht Harbor Oakley Contra Costa Secondary 527 New Life Marina Bethel Island Contra Costa Secondary 534 Pittsburg Marina* Pittsburg Contra Costa Secondary 539 Russo's Marina Bethel Island Contra Costa Secondary 546 Holland Riverside Marina Brentwood Contra Costa Primary 548 Orwood Resort Brentwood Contra Costa Primary 550 Discovery Bay Yacht Harbor Discovery Bay Contra Costa Secondary 551 Lazy M Marina Discovery Bay Contra Costa Secondary 560 Sugar Barge Marina Bethel Island Contra Costa Secondary 566 Rivers End Marina & RV Park Byron Alameda Secondary 588 Contra Loma Regional Park Antioch Contra Costa Secondary

702 Buckley Cove Park* Stockton San Joaquin Secondary 707 Dos Reis County Park* Lathrop San Joaquin Secondary 709 Haven Acres Resort Lathrop San Joaquin Secondary 712 King Island Resort Stockton San Joaquin Primary 713 Ladd's Marina Stockton San Joaquin Secondary 716 Louis Park* Stockton San Joaquin Secondary 719 Morelli Park* Stockton San Joaquin Secondary 720 Mossdale Crossing Regional Park* Lathrop San Joaquin Secondary

722 New Hope Landing Trailer Park & Marina Thornton San Joaquin Primary 724 Paradise Point Marina Stockton San Joaquin Secondary 726 5 Star Marina Stockton San Joaquin Secondary 732 Tiki Lagun Resort & Marina Stockton San Joaquin Primary 733 Tower Park Resort and Marina Lodi San Joaquin Primary 735 Tracy Oasis Marina-Resort Tracy San Joaquin Primary 736 Turner Cut Resort Stockton San Joaquin Primary 739 Village West Marina Stockton San Joaquin Secondary Whiskey Slough Marina & Dry Stack 744 Storage Holt San Joaquin Primary 746 Wimpy's Marina Walnut Grove San Joaquin Primary 747 Windmill Cove Marina & RV Park Stockton San Joaquin Primary 816 Buckley Cove Boat Launch Stockton San Joaquin Secondary 817 Turtle Beach RV Resort Manteca San Joaquin Secondary * Public facility

Boat Rentals Site # Name City County Zone 26 Mike's Marine Sales & Service Rio Vista Solano Outside

320 Eddo's Harbor & RV Park Sherman Island Sacramento Primary 331 Lighthouse Resort and Marina Isleton Sacramento Primary 352 Delta Country Houseboats Walnut Grove Sacramento Primary 353 Willow Berm Marina Isleton Sacramento Primary 390 Park Delta Bay Brannan Island Sacramento Primary 427 Hornblower Cruises & Events Sacramento Sacramento Outside 432 Kokopelli Kayaks Isleton Sacramento Primary 449 Pacific Yacht Imports Isleton Sacramento Primary

459 Riverboat Marine Center Sales Rio Vista Solano Service & Pro-Shop Outside 463 Sacramento City Marina (South Sacramento Sacramento Basin) Outside

501 Anchor Marina Bethel Island Contra Costa Secondary 508 Piper Point Marina Bethel Island Contra Costa Secondary 527 New Life Marina Bethel Island Contra Costa Secondary 560 Sugar Barge Marina Bethel Island Contra Costa Secondary 582 Captain Morgan's Delta Discovery Bay Contra Costa Adventures LLC Secondary 588 Contra Loma Regional Park Antioch Contra Costa Secondary 592 Delta Kayak Adventures Antioch Contra Costa Secondary 630 Pacific Boat Center Bethel Island Contra Costa Secondary 638 S & H Yachting Center Antioch Contra Costa Secondary

702 Buckley Cove Fishing Access Stockton San Joaquin Secondary 712 King Island Resort Stockton San Joaquin Primary 724 Paradise Point Marina Stockton San Joaquin Secondary 733 Tower Park Resort and Marina Lodi San Joaquin Primary 773 H2O Craft Rentals Tracy San Joaquin Primary 788 Opportunity Cruises Stockton San Joaquin Secondary 811 West Marine (Stockton) Stockton San Joaquin Secondary 813 Oak Grove Park Stockton San Joaquin Secondary

Campgrounds & RV Parks Site # Name City County Zone 1 Delta Marina Yacht Harbor* Rio Vista Solano Outside 2 Sandy Beach Park* Rio Vista Solano Outside 9 Arrowhead Harbor* Clarksburg Solano Primary 10 Snug Harbor Resorts* Walnut Grove Solano Primary 11 Hastings Island Hunting Preserve* Rio Vista Solano Primary

155 Sherwood Harbor Marina & RV Park West Sacramento Yolo Secondary

306 Brannan Island State Recreation Area* Rio Vista Sacramento Primary 307 Brannan's Island Time Marina* Isleton Sacramento Primary 315 Delta Shores Resort and Marina* Isleton Sacramento Primary 319 Duck Island RV Park* Rio Vista Sacramento Primary 320 Eddo's Harbor & RV Park* Rio Vista Sacramento Primary 328 Ko-Ket Resort* Isleton Sacramento Primary 331 Lighthouse Marina & Resort* Isleton Sacramento Primary 332 Martin's Sherman Lake Marina* Rio Vista Sacramento Primary 337 OxBow Marina Isleton Sacramento Primary 339 River's Edge Marina & Resort* Isleton Sacramento Primary 340 Rancho Marina Mobile Home & RV Park* Isleton Sacramento Primary 347 Spindthrift Marina Isleton Sacramento Primary 349 Vieira's Resort* Isleton Sacramento Primary 351 Walnut Grove Marina* Walnut Grove Sacramento Primary 375 Rio Viento RV Park* Isleton Sacramento Primary 376 Cannery Landing RV Campground* Walnut Grove Sacramento Primary 390 Park Delta Bay Isleton Sacramento Primary 438 Lower Sherman Island Fishing Access Rio Vista Sacramento Primary 488 Tunnel Trailer Park* Walnut Grove Sacramento Primary

501 Anchor Marina* Bethel Island Contra Costa Secondary 508 Piper Point Marina* Bethel Island Contra Costa Secondary 510 Bethel Harbor* Bethel Island Contra Costa Secondary 539 Russo's Marina* Bethel Island Contra Costa Secondary 548 Orwood Resort* Brentwood Contra Costa Primary 560 Sugar Barge RV Resort & Marina* Bethel Island Contra Costa Secondary 656 Santiago Island Village* Bethel Island Contra Costa Secondary

707 Dos Reis County Park* Lathrop San Joaquin Secondary 722 New Hope Landing Trailer Park & Thornton San Joaquin Primary Marina* 724 Paradise Point Marina Stockton San Joaquin Secondary 727 RiverPoint Landing Marina Resort* Stockton San Joaquin Secondary

Campground & RV Parks Site # Name City County Zone 732 Tiki Lagun Resort & Marina* Stockton San Joaquin Primary 733 Tower Park Resort and Marina* Lodi San Joaquin Primary 736 Turner Cut Resort* Stockton San Joaquin Primary 743 Westgate Landing Campground Lodi San Joaquin Primary 747 Windmill Cove Marina & RV Park* Stockton San Joaquin Primary 817 Turtle Beach RV Resort* Manteca San Joaquin Secondary 818 Islander Mobile Park* Manteca San Joaquin Secondary * RV Campsite with Hookup

Day Use/Picnic Site # Name City County Zone 1 Delta Marina Yacht Harbor Rio Vista Solano Outside 2 Sandy Beach Park Rio Vista Solano Outside 4 Rio Vista Public Courtesy Dock Rio Vista Solano Outside 5 Rio Vista Riverbank Fishing Access Rio Vista Solano Outside 6 Jepson Prairie Preserve Dixon Solano Primary/ Outside 9 Arrowhead Harbor Clarksburg Solano Primary 10 Snug Harbor Resorts Walnut Grove Solano Primary 32 Rio Vista Boat Launch Rio Vista Solano Outside

150 Broderick Boat Ramp West Yolo Outside 155 Sherwood Harbor Marina & R.V. Park West Yolo Secondary 178 West Sacramento Riverfront Promenade West Yolo Secondary 204 Barge Canal Recreational Access West Yolo Secondary

303 B & W Resort Marina Isleton Sacramento Secondary 306 Brannan Island State Recreation Area Rio Vista Sacramento Primary 307 Brannan's Island Time Marina Isleton Sacramento Primary 310 Cliffhouse Fishing Access Sacramento Secondary 311 Cosumnes River Preserve Galt Sacramento Primary/ Secondary 314 Sacramento Delta Bay Marina Isleton Sacramento Primary 315 Delta Shores Resort and Marina Isleton Sacramento Primary 318 Discovery Park Sacramento Sacramento Outside 320 Eddo's Harbor & RV Park Rio Vista Sacramento Primary 321 Freeport Marina Sacramento Sacramento Secondary 322 Garcia Bend Park Sacramento Sacramento Secondary 323 Georgiana Slough Access Isleton Sacramento Primary 327 Hogback Island Recreation Facility Isleton Sacramento Primary 328 Ko-Ket Resort Isleton Sacramento Primary 331 Lighthouse Marina & Resort Isleton Sacramento Primary 333 Metro Marina Sacramento Sacramento Outside 334 Miller Regional Park Sacramento Sacramento Outside 337 OxBow Marina Isleton Sacramento Secondary 338 Perry's Boat Harbor & Drydock Isleton Sacramento Primary 339 River's Edge Marina & Resort Isleton Sacramento Primary 340 Rancho Marina Mobile Home & RV Park Isleton Sacramento Primary 344 Sacramento City Marina (north Basin) Sacramento Sacramento Outside 345 Sacramento Waterfront Dock - Old Sacramento S Sacramento Sacramento Outside 349 Vieira's Resort Isleton Sacramento Primary 351 Walnut Grove Marina Walnut Grove Sacramento Primary 353 Willow Berm Marina Isleton Sacramento Primary 364 Tiscornia Park Sacramento Sacramento Outside

Day Use/Picnic

Site # Name City County Zone 374 Easy C's Marina & Boat Sales Isleton Sacramento Primary 379 Shore Park Sacramento Sacramento Secondary 390 Park Delta Bay Isleton Sacramento Primary 417 Dr. Barnes Park Community Park Walnut Grove Sacramento Primary 426 Hood Community Park Hood Sacramento Primary 438 Lower Sherman Island Fishing Access Rio Vista Sacramento Primary 446 Old Sacramento State Historic Park Sacramento Sacramento Outside 463 Sacramento City Marina (South Basin) Sacramento Sacramento Outside

501 Anchor Marina Bethel Island Contra Costa Secondary 502 Emerald Point Marina Bethel Island Contra Costa Secondary 504 Antioch Municipal Marina Antioch Contra Costa Secondary 505 Antioch Public Launch Ramp Antioch Contra Costa Secondary 506 Antioch Oakley Regional Shoreline Antioch Contra Costa Secondary 508 Piper Point Marina Bethel Island Contra Costa Secondary 510 Bethel Harbor Bethel Island Contra Costa Secondary 512 Big Break Marina Oakley Contra Costa Secondary 519 Driftwood Marina Oakley Contra Costa Secondary 526 Lauritzen Yacht Harbor Oakley Contra Costa Secondary 527 New Life Marina Bethel Island Contra Costa Secondary 528 Lloyd's Holiday Harbor Antioch Contra Costa Secondary 534 Pittsburg Marina Pittsburg Contra Costa Secondary 538 Riverview Park Pittsburg Contra Costa Secondary 539 Russo's Marina Bethel Island Contra Costa Secondary 545 Linquist Landing Brentwood Contra Costa Primary 546 Holland Riverside Marina Brentwood Contra Costa Primary 547 Cruiser Haven Marina Brentwood Contra Costa Primary 548 Orwood Resort Brentwood Contra Costa Primary 549 Clifton Court Forebay Byron Contra Costa Primary 551 Lazy M Marina Discovery Bay Contra Costa Secondary 558 San Joaquin Yacht Harbor Antioch Contra Costa Secondary 560 Sugar Barge Marina Bethel Island Contra Costa Secondary 562 Big Break Visitor Center at the Delta Oakley Contra Costa Secondary 573 Bay Point Regional Shoreline Bay Point Contra Costa Outside 580 Caliente Isle Harbor Bethel Island Contra Costa Primary 588 Contra Loma Regional Park Antioch Contra Costa Secondary 589 Cornell Park Discovery Bay Contra Costa Secondary 600 Discovery Bay Community Center Discovery Bay Contra Costa Secondary 637 Ravenswood Park Discovery Bay Contra Costa Secondary

701 American Legion Park Stockton San Joaquin Secondary 702 Buckley Cove Park Stockton San Joaquin Secondary

Day Use/Picnic 707 Dos Reis County Park Lathrop San Joaquin Secondary 708 Fritz Grupe Park Stockton San Joaquin Secondary 712 King Island Resort Stockton San Joaquin Primary 716 Louis Park Stockton San Joaquin Secondary 719 Morelli Park Stockton San Joaquin Secondary 720 Mossdale Crossing Regional Park Lathrop San Joaquin Secondary 722 New Hope Landing Trailer Park & Marina Thornton San Joaquin Primary 724 Paradise Point Marina Stockton San Joaquin Secondary 727 RiverPoint Landing Marina Resort Stockton San Joaquin Secondary 732 Tiki Lagun Resort & Marina Stockton San Joaquin Primary 733 Tower Park Resort and Marina Lodi San Joaquin Primary 735 Tracy Oasis Marina-Resort Tracy San Joaquin Primary 736 Turner Cut Resort Stockton San Joaquin Primary 738 Van Buskirk Park Stockton San Joaquin Secondary 739 Village West Marina Stockton San Joaquin Secondary 741 Stockton Downtown Marina Stockton San Joaquin Secondary 743 Westgate Landing Campground Lodi San Joaquin Primary 747 Windmill Cove Marina & RV Park Stockton San Joaquin Primary 749 Stockton Water Ski Club Stockton San Joaquin Primary 803 Stockton Waterfront Marina Redevelopment Stockton San Joaquin Secondary 813 Oak Grove Regional Park Stockton San Joaquin Secondary 814 Swensen Park Stockton San Joaquin Secondary 817 Turtle Beach RV Resort Manteca San Joaquin Secondary 820 Dell'Osso Family Farms Lathrop San Joaquin Secondary

Dry Storage Site ID# Name City County Zone # of Units 2 Sandy Beach Park Rio Vista Solano Outside 45 9 Arrowhead Harbor Clarksburg Solano Primary 25 10 Snug Harbor Resorts Walnut Grove Solano Primary 40

304 Boathouse Marina Locke Sacramento Primary 48 307 Brannan's Island Time Marina Isleton Sacramento Primary 20 313 Deckhand's Marine Supply Walnut Grove Sacramento Primary 20 315 Delta Shores Resort and Marina Isleton Sacramento Primary 65 320 Eddo's Harbor & RV Park Rio Vista Sacramento Primary 100 329 Korth's Pirate's Lair Marina Isleton Sacramento Primary 75 331 Lighthouse Marina & Resort Isleton Sacramento Primary 75 335 Outrigger Marina Rio Vista Sacramento Primary 25 336 Owl Harbor Marina Isleton Sacramento Primary 12 338 Perry's Boat Harbor & Drydock Isleton Sacramento Primary 75 339 River's Edge Marina & Resort Isleton Sacramento Primary 8 342 Riverboat Marine & Dry Storage Isleton Sacramento Primary 20 347 Spindrift Marina Isleton Sacramento Primary 40 351 Walnut Grove Marina Walnut Grove Sacramento Primary 50 374 Easy C's Marina & Boat Sales Isleton Sacramento Primary 10 383 Anchor Boat Storage Walnut Grove Sacramento Primary 403 Delta Boat Storage Isleton Sacramento Secondary

501 Anchor Marina Bethel Island Contra Costa Secondary 100 508 Piper Point Marina Bethel Island Contra Costa Secondary 100 510 Bethel Harbor Bethel Island Contra Costa Secondary 400 512 Big Break Marina Oakley Contra Costa Secondary 60 519 Driftwood Marina Oakley Contra Costa Secondary 30 526 Lauritzen Yacht Harbor Oakley Contra Costa Secondary 300 528 Lloyd's Holiday Harbor Antioch Contra Costa Secondary 100 539 Russo's Marina Bethel Island Contra Costa Secondary 300 546 Holland Riverside Marina Brentwood Contra Costa Primary 100 548 Orwood Resort Brentwood Contra Costa Primary 227 550 Discovery Bay Yacht Harbor Discovery Bay Contra Costa Secondary 630 551 Lazy M Marina Discovery Bay Contra Costa Secondary 120 560 Sugar Barge Marina Bethel Island Contra Costa Secondary 60 566 Rivers End Marina & RV Park Byron Alameda Secondary 350 619 Long Way T'Go Ranch Brentwood Contra Costa Primary

712 King Island Resort Stockton San Joaquin Primary 100 724 Paradise Point Marina Stockton San Joaquin Secondary 125 726 5 Star Marina Stockton San Joaquin Secondary 727 RiverPoint Landing Marina Resort Stockton San Joaquin Secondary 165

Dry Storage

Site ID# Name City County Zone # of Units 732 Tiki Lagun Resort & Marina Stockton San Joaquin Primary 30 733 Tower Park Resort and Marina Lodi San Joaquin Primary 100 735 Tracy Oasis Marina-Resort Tracy San Joaquin Primary 60 736 Turner Cut Resort Stockton San Joaquin Primary 50 739 Village West Marina Stockton San Joaquin Secondary 200 744 Whiskey Slough Marina & Dry Stack Holt San Joaquin Primary 480 Storage 761 Carlson Boatel Stockton San Joaquin Secondary 804 Terminous Boat & RV Storage Lodi San Joaquin Primary 188

Event Venues Site # Name City County Zone 1 Delta Marina Yacht Harbor Rio Vista Solano Outside

177 Yolo Bypass Wildlife Area Davis Yolo Primary 178 West Sacramento Riverfront Promenade West Sacramento Yolo Secondary 181 Carvalho Family Winery Clarksburg Yolo Primary 183 Elevation Ten Clarksburg Yolo Primary 190 Julietta Winery Clarksburg Yolo Primary 200 Vierra Farms West Sacramento Yolo Primary 202 Wilson Vineyards Clarksburg Yolo Primary 203 Yolo Basin Foundation Headquarters Davis Yolo Outside

303 B & W Resort Marina Isleton Sacramento Secondary 325 Ryde Hotel Walnut Grove Sacramento Primary 345 Sacramento Waterfront Dock - Old Sacramento Sacramento Sacramento Public Dock Outside 353 Willow Berm Marina Isleton Sacramento Primary 382 Grand Island Mansion Walnut Grove Sacramento Primary 399 Crocker Art Museum Sacramento Sacramento Outside 408 Delta Farmers Market Isleton Sacramento Primary 411 Delta King Sacramento Sacramento Outside 427 Hornblower Cruises & Events Sacramento Sacramento Outside 430 Jean Harvie Community Center Walnut Grove Sacramento Primary 440 Grand Island Vineyards Walnut Grove Sacramento Primary 446 Old Sacramento State Historic Park Sacramento Sacramento Outside 450 Peter's Steakhouse Isleton Sacramento Secondary 454 R Kelley Sacramento Sacramento Primary 465 Delta Diamond Farm Event Center Isleton Sacramento Secondary 470 Scribner Bend Vineyard Sacramento Sacramento Secondary 478 Steamboater Resort Walnut Grove Sacramento Primary 487 The Westin Sacramento Sacramento Sacramento Outside

557 Pittsburg Yacht Club Pittsburg Contra Costa Outside 560 Sugar Barge Marina Bethel Island Contra Costa Secondary 562 Big Break Visitor Center at the Delta Oakley Contra Costa Secondary 582 Captain Morgan's Delta Adventures LLC Discovery Bay Contra Costa Secondary 600 Discovery Bay Community Center Discovery Bay Contra Costa Secondary 640 Sea Nymph Vineyards Sherman Island Contra Costa Primary 655 Brownstone Gardens Oakley Contra Costa Secondary

716 Louis Park Stockton San Joaquin Secondary 729 Stockton Rod & Gun Club Stockton San Joaquin Secondary 737 Union Point Marina Stockton San Joaquin Primary 788 Opportunity Cruises Stockton San Joaquin Secondary

Event Venues

Site# Name City County Zone 803 Stockton Waterfront Marina Redevelopment Stockton San Joaquin Secondary

815 The River Mill French Camp San Joaquin Secondary

Fishing Access Sites Site # Name City/Island County Zone 1 Delta Marina Yacht Harbor Rio Vista Solano Outside 2 Sandy Beach Park Rio Vista Solano Outside 4 Rio Vista Public Courtesy Dock Rio Vista Solano Outside 5 Rio Vista Riverbank Fishing Access Rio Vista Solano Outside 10 Snug Harbor Resorts Walnut Grove Solano Primary 14 Miner Slough Wildlife Area Prospect Island Solano Primary 15 Calhoun Cut Ecological Reserve Rio Vista Solano Primary 40 Liberty Island Ecological Reserve Liberty Island Solano Primary

150 Broderick Boat Ramp West Sacramento Yolo Outside

152 Clarksburg Public Boat Launch Ramp Clarksburg Yolo Primary 177 Yolo Bypass Wildlife Area Davis Yolo Primary West Sacramento Riverfront 178 Promenade West Sacramento Yolo Secondary 204 Barge Canal Recreational Access West Sacramento Yolo Secondary

306 Brannan Island State Recreation Area Rio Vista Sacramento Primary 310 Cliffhouse Fishing Access Brannan Island Sacramento Secondary 311 Cosumnes River Preserve Galt Sacramento Primary 318 Discovery Park Sacramento Sacramento Outside 319 Duck Island RV Park Rio Vista Sacramento Primary 322 Garcia Bend Park Sacramento Sacramento Secondary 323 Georgiana Slough Access Isleton Sacramento Primary 327 Hogback Island Isleton Sacramento Primary 334 Miller Park Sacramento Sacramento Outside Sherman Island Sacramento River 346 Access Rio Vista Sacramento Primary 348 Steamboat Landing Courtland Sacramento Primary 349 Vieira's Resort Isleton Sacramento Primary 362 The River Ryde Sacramento Primary 364 Tiscornia Park Sacramento Sacramento Outside 377 Walnut Grove Dock Walnut Grove Sacramento Primary City of Isleton Public Dock and Boat 378 Ramp Isleton Sacramento Secondary 380 North Point Way River Access Sacramento Sacramento Secondary Sacramento Delta Bay Marina and 390 KOA Isleton Sacramento Primary Lower Sherman Island Fishing 438 Access* Rio Vista Sacramento Primary

501 Antioch Marina Antioch Contra Costa Secondary

Fishing Access Sites

Site # Name City/Island County Zone 505 Antioch Public Launch Ramp Antioch Contra Costa Secondary

506 Antioch Oakley Regional Shoreline Antioch Contra Costa Secondary

521 Franks Tract State Recreation Area* Contra Costa Primary 534 Pittsburg Marina Pittsburg Contra Costa Secondary 538 Riverview Park Pittsburg Contra Costa Secondary 549 Clifton Court Forebay Byron Contra Costa Primary 562 Big Break Regional Shoreline Oakley Contra Costa Secondary 568 Rhode Island Wildlife Area Rhode Island Contra Costa Primary 572 Antioch Fishing Pier Antioch Contra Costa Primary 573 Baypoint Regional Shoreline Bay Point Contra Costa Outside 588 Contra Loma Regional Park Antioch Contra Costa Secondary 617 La Fargue Hunting & Fishing Lodge Oakley Contra Costa Secondary

702 Buckley Cove Park Stockton San Joaquin Secondary 707 Dos Reis Park Lathrop San Joaquin Secondary 716 Louis Park Stockton San Joaquin Secondary 720 Mossdale Crossing Regional Park Lathrop San Joaquin Secondary 743 Westgate Landing Campground Lodi San Joaquin Primary 745 White Slough State Wildlife Area Lodi San Joaquin Secondary 813 Oak Grove Regional Park Stockton San Joaquin Secondary 817 Turtle Beach RV Resort Manteca San Joaquin Secondary * Boat fishing only

Fuel Docks

Site # Name City County Zone 1 Delta Marina Yacht Harbor Rio Vista Solano Outside 10 Snug Harbor Walnut Grove Solano Primary 12 Hidden Harbor Marina Walnut Grove Solano Primary

155 Sherwood Harbor Marina & R.V. Park West Sacramento Yolo Secondary

303 B & W Resort Marina Isleton Sacramento Secondary 304 Boathouse Marina Locke Sacramento Primary 320 Eddo's Harbor & RV Park Rio Vista Sacramento Primary 328 Ko-Ket Resort Isleton Sacramento Primary 329 Korth's Pirate's Lair Marina Isleton Sacramento Primary 337 Oxbow Marina Isleton Sacramento Secondary

344 Sacramento City Marina (north Basin) Sacramento Sacramento Outside 349 Vieira's Resort Isleton Sacramento Primary 351 Walnut Grove Marina Walnut Grove Sacramento Primary 353 Willow Berm Marina Isleton Sacramento Primary

502 Emerald Point Marina Bethel Island Contra Costa Secondary 504 Antioch Municipal Marina Antioch Contra Costa Secondary 510 Bethel Harbor Bethel Island Contra Costa Secondary 519 Driftwood Marina Oakley Contra Costa Secondary 526 Lauritzen Yacht Harbor Oakley Contra Costa Secondary 527 New Life Marina Bethel Island Contra Costa Secondary 532 New Bridge Marina Antioch Contra Costa Secondary 534 Pittsburg Marina Pittsburg Contra Costa Secondary 548 Orwood Resort Brentwood Contra Costa Primary 550 Discovery Bay Yacht Harbor Discovery Bay Contra Costa Secondary 551 Lazy M Marina Discovery Bay Contra Costa Secondary 560 Sugar Barge Bethel Island Contra Costa Secondary

703 Bullfrog Landing Marina Stockton San Joaquin Primary 712 King Island Resort Stockton San Joaquin Primary 724 Paradise Point Landing Marina Resort Stockton San Joaquin Secondary 727 RiverPoint Landing Stockton San Joaquin Secondary 732 Tiki Lagun Resort & Marina Stockton San Joaquin Primary 733 Tower Park Resort & Marina Lodi San Joaquin Primary 735 Tracy Oasis Marina Resort Tracy San Joaquin Primary 736 Turner Cut Resort Stockton San Joaquin Primary 737 Union Point Marina Stockton San Joaquin Primary 739 Village West Marina Stockton San Joaquin Secondary

Fuel Docks

Site # Name City County Zone

744 Whiskey Slough Marina/Dry Stack Holt San Joaquin Primary Storage 746 Wimpy's Marina Walnut Grove San Joaquin Primary 747 Windmill Cove Marina and RV Park Stockton San Joaquin Primary

Hunting Access Site # Name City/Island County Zone 11 Hastings Island Hunting Preserve Rio Vista Solano Primary 13 Decker Island Wildlife Area Decker Island Solano Primary 14 Miner Slough Wildlife Area Prospect Island Solano Primary 15 Calhoun Cut Ecological Reserve Rio Vista Solano Primary Liberty Island Ecological Reserve Liberty Island Solano Primary

160 Glide In Ranch Yolo Bypass Yolo Primary 161 Channel Ranch Yolo Bypass Yolo Primary 162 H-Pond Ranch Yolo Bypass Yolo Primary 163 Skyrakers Duck Club Davis Yolo Primary 164 Senator Outing Dixon Yolo Primary 165 Bull Spring Outing Yolo Bypass Yolo Primary 166 Dawson's Yolo Bypass Yolo Primary 167 Lucky Five Yolo Bypass Yolo Primary 168 Laurel G Ranch Yolo Bypass Yolo Primary 169 Yolo Basin Farms Yolo Bypass Yolo Primary 170 Martin Yolo Bypass Yolo Primary 171 Buhler Yolo Bypass Yolo Primary 172 Campbell Yolo Bypass Yolo Primary 173 Munsey Yolo Bypass Yolo Primary 174 Yolo Flyway Farms Davis Yolo Primary 175 Yolo Ranch Yolo Bypass Yolo Primary 176 Macero Duck Club Yolo Bypass Yolo Primary 177 Yolo Bypass Wildlife Area Davis Yolo Primary

311 Cosumnes River Preserve Galt Sacramento Primary 365 Stones Lakes National Wildlife Refuge Elk Grove Sacramento Primary 371 Lower Sherman Island Wildlife Area Rio Vista Sacramento Primary 416 Double M Farms Walnut Grove Sacramento Primary

521 Franks Tract State Recreation Area Rio Vista Contra Costa Primary 549 Clifton Court Forebay Byron Contra Costa Primary 561 Winter Island Duck Club Pittsburg Contra Costa Primary 564 Veale Pheasant Club Knightsen Contra Costa Secondary 568 Rhode Island Wildlife Area Rhode Island Contra Costa Primary 617 La Fargue Hunting & Fishing Lodge Oakley Contra Costa Secondary

745 White Slough State Wildlife Area Lodi San Joaquin Secondary 752 CWC Ranch Stockton San Joaquin Primary 753 Venice Island Duck Club Venice Island San Joaquin Primary

Lodging Site # Name City County Zone

10 Snug Harbor Resorts Walnut Grove Solano Primary Hidden Harbor 12 Marina Walnut Grove Solano Primary 27 Rio Sands Lodge Rio Vista Solano Outside

303 B & W Resort Marina Isleton Sacramento Secondary 314 Delta Bay Marina Isleton Sacramento Primary 325 Ryde Hotel Walnut Grove Sacramento Primary Lighthouse Resort 331 and Marina Isleton Sacramento Primary 337 OxBow Marina Isleton Sacramento Secondary Perry's Boat Harbor & 338 Drydock Isleton Sacramento Primary 349 Vieira's Resort Isleton Sacramento Primary

382 Grand Island Mansion Walnut Grove Sacramento Primary Delta Daze Inn & 406 Resort Isleton Sacramento Secondary 411 Delta King Sacramento Sacramento Outside

428 Hotel Del Rio Lounge Isleton Sacramento Secondary Rogelio's Dine & 460 Sleep Inn Isleton Sacramento Secondary 478 Steamboat Resort Walnut Grove Sacramento Primary The Westin 487 Sacramento Sacramento Sacramento Outside 527 New Life Marina Bethel Island Contra Costa Secondary 560 Sugar Barge Marina Bethel Island Contra Costa Secondary 587 Comfort Suites Oakley Contra Costa Secondary 736 Turner Cut Resort Stockton San Joaquin Primary Windmill Cove 747 Marina & RV Park Stockton San Joaquin Primary 775 Hilton Stockton Stockton San Joaquin Secondary

801 Stockton Delta KOA Lodi San Joaquin Primary University Plaza 809 Waterfront Hotel Stockton San Joaquin Secondary

Small Marinas (<50 Berths) Site # Name City/Island County Zone # of Berths 151 Clarksburg Marina Clarksburg Yolo Primary 20 156 Stan’s Yolo Marina Clarksburg Yolo Secondary 20 158 Lake Washington Sailing Club West Sacramento Yolo Secondary

306 Brannan Island SRA Rio Vista Sacramento Primary 32 312 Courtland Docks Courtland Sacramento Primary 313 Deckhand's Marine Supply Walnut Grove Sacramento Primary 12 315 Delta Shores Resort and Marina Andrus Island Sacramento Primary 320 Eddo's Harbor & RV Park Sherman Island Sacramento Primary 44 323 Georgiana Slough Access Andrus Island Sacramento Primary 328 Ko Ket Resort Isleton Sacramento Primary 330 Landing 63 Walnut Grove Sacramento Primary 13 331 Lighthouse Marina and Resort Andrus Island Sacramento Primary 30 332 Martin's Sherman Lake Marina Sherman Island Sacramento Primary 41 339 Rivers Edge Marina Sacramento Sacramento Primary 35 340 Rancho Marina Resort Isleton Sacramento Primary 369 Oxbow Yacht Club Isleton Sacramento Primary 372 Dagmar's Landing Walnut Grove Sacramento Primary 30 374 Easy C's Marina & Boat Sales Andrus Island Sacramento Primary 14

502 Emerald Point Marina Bethel Island Contra Costa Secondary 45 513 Boyd's Harbor Bethel Island Contra Costa Secondary 24 516 Carol's Harbor and Marina Oakley Contra Costa Secondary 540 Sam's Harbor Oakley Contra Costa Secondary 27 548 Orwood Resort Brentwood Contra Costa Secondary 28 551 Lazy M Marina Discovery Bay Contra Costa Secondary 35 555 Discovery Bay Yacht Club Discovery Bay Contra Costa Secondary 557 Pittsburg Yacht Club Pittsburg Contra Costa Secondary 558 San Joaquin Yacht Harbor Antioch Contra Costa Secondary 563 Willowest Harbor Resort & Marina Bethel Island Contra Costa Secondary 24 566 Rivers End Marina & RV Park Byron Contra Costa Secondary 600 Discovery Bay Community Center Discovery Bay Contra Costa Secondary

702 Buckley Cove Park Stockton San Joaquin Secondary 703 Bullfrog Landing Marina Stockton San Joaquin Secondary 45 705 Cruiser Haven Yacht Club Stockton San Joaquin Secondary 712 King Island Resort Stockton San Joaquin Primary 43 New Hope Landing Trailer Park & New Hope 722 Marina Tract San Joaquin Primary 10 726 5 Star Marina Stockton San Joaquin Secondary 736 Turner Cut Resort Stockton San Joaquin Primary 8

Small Marina (<50 Berths)

Site # Name City/Island County Zone # of Berths 737 Union Point Marina Stockton San Joaquin Primary 743 Westgate Landing Lodi San Joaquin Primary 10 Whiskey Slough Marina & Dry Stack 744 Storage Holt San Joaquin Primary 746 Wimpy's Marina Walnut Grove San Joaquin Primary 20 747 Windmill Cove Marina & RV Park Stockton San Joaquin Primary 30 789 Holiday Harbor Marina Stockton San Joaquin Primary

Medium Marinas (50-200 Berths) Site # Name City/Island County Zone # of Berths 9 Arrowhead Harbor Prospect Solano Primary 100 10 Snug Harbor Resort Ryer Island Solano Primary 67 12 Hidden Harbor Ryer Island Solano Primary 103

154 Sacramento Yacht Club West Sacramento Yolo Secondary 100 155 Sherwood Harbor Marina & R.V. Park West Sacramento Yolo Secondary 130

303 B&W Resort Marina Andrus Island Sacramento Primary 70 304 Boathouse Marina Locke Sacramento Primary 63 307 Brannan's Island Time Marina Isleton Sacramento Primary 150 309 Cliffs River Marina, Inc. Sacramento Sacramento Secondary 120 314 Sacramento Delta Bay Marina Andrus Island Sacramento Primary 150 321 Freeport Marina Sacramento Sacramento Secondary 145 335 Outrigger Marina Sherman Island Sacramento Primary 84 336 Owl Harbor Andrus Island Sacramento Primary 200 338 Perry Boat Harbor and Drydock Andrus Island Sacramento Primary 130 341 Riverbank Marina Sacramento Sacramento Outside 200 342 Riverboat Marina & Dry Storage Andrus Island Sacramento Primary 90 343 River View Marina Sacramento Sacramento Outside 115 347 Spindrift Marina Andrus Island Sacramento Primary 143

501 Anchor Marina Bethel Island Contra Costa Secondary 70 508 Piper Point Bethel Island Contra Costa Secondary 50 510 Bethel Harbor Bethel Island Contra Costa Secondary 100 526 Lauritzen Yacht Harbor Oakley Contra Costa Secondary 137 527 New Life Marina Bethel Island Contra Costa Secondary 141 528 Lloyd's Holiday Harbor Antioch Contra Costa Secondary 120 545 Linquist Landing Brentwood Contra Costa Primary 70 547 Cruiser Haven Veale Tract Contra Costa Primary 155 560 Sugar Barge Bethel Island Contra Costa Secondary 60 580 Caliente Isle Harbor Bethel Island Contra Costa Primary 85

713 Ladd's Stockton Marina Stockton San Joaquin Secondary 144 724 Paradise Point Marina Stockton San Joaquin Secondary 161 727 Riverpoint Landing Marina & Resort Stockton San Joaquin Secondary 135 735 Tracy Oasis Marina Fabian Tract San Joaquin Primary 90 741 Stockton Downtown Marina Stockton San Joaquin Secondary 66

Large Marinas (>200 Berths) Site # Name City/Island County Zone # of Berths 1 Delta Marina Yacht Harbor Rio Vista Solano Outside 275

329 Korth's Pirate's Lair Marina Andrus Island Sacramento Primary 212 337 Oxbow Marina Andrus Island Sacramento Secondary 423 344 Sacramento City Marina (North Basin) Sacramento Sacramento Outside 415 349 Vieira's Resort Isleton Sacramento Primary 240 351 Walnut Grove Marina Walnut Grove Sacramento Primary 201 353 Willow Berm Marina Andrus Island Sacramento Primary 350 463 Sacramento City Marina (South Basin) Sacramento Sacramento Outside 475

504 Antioch Marina Antioch Contra Costa Secondary 310 512 Big Break Marina Oakley Contra Costa Secondary 240 519 Driftwood Marina Oakley Contra Costa Secondary 210 532 New Bridge Marina Antioch Contra Costa Secondary 200 534 Pittsburg Marina Pittsburg Contra Costa Secondary 575 539 Russo's Marina Pittsburg Contra Costa Secondary 218 546 Holland Riverside Marina Brentwood Contra Costa Primary 300 550 Discovery Bay Yacht Harbor Discovery Bay Contra Costa Secondary 266

732 Tiki Lagun Resort & Marina Roberts Island San Joaquin Primary 200 733 Tower Park Resort and Marina Terminous Tract San Joaquin Primary 400 739 Village West Marina Stockton San Joaquin Secondary 700

Marine Services/Repair Site # Name City County Zone 1 Delta Marina Yacht Harbor Rio Vista Solano Outside

26 Mike's Marine Sales & Service Rio Vista Solano Outside 30 Frampton's Marine Service Rio Vista Solano Outside 34 The Boatfixerguy Rio Vista Solano Outside Riverboat Marine Center Sales 459 Service & Pro-Shop Rio Vista Solano Outside

Atlantis Diving & Salvage 179 Company Broderick Yolo Secondary 197 River City Boat Works West Sacramento Yolo Secondary

313 Deckhand's Marine Supply Walnut Grove Sacramento Primary 337 OxBow Marina Isleton Sacramento Secondary 351 Walnut Grove Marina Walnut Grove Sacramento Primary Black Irish Yacht & Dives 387 Services Isleton Sacramento Secondary 404 Delta Boat Works Isleton Sacramento Secondary 459 Riverboat Marine Center Rio Vista Sacramento Secondary

510 Bethel Harbor Bethel Island Contra Costa Secondary 528 Lloyd's Holiday Harbor Antioch Contra Costa Secondary 579 Bridgehead Marine Service Antioch Contra Costa Secondary 584 Celestial BoatWorks Byron Contra Costa Secondary 586 Collins Marine Bethel Island Contra Costa Secondary 593 Carlson Marine Discovery Bay Contra Costa Secondary 595 Delta Watercraft Bethel Island Contra Costa Secondary 596 Diablo Boat Works Bethel Island Contra Costa Secondary 603 Dolphin Marine Discovery Bay Contra Costa Secondary 607 Glen's Marine Oakley Contra Costa Secondary 613 Inland Marine Sales & Service Antioch Contra Costa Secondary 614 Rose Johnny Boat Repair Antioch Contra Costa Secondary 616 K&T Scuba & Marine Service Discovery Bay Contra Costa Secondary 623 Marine Emporium Bethel Island Contra Costa Secondary 630 Pacific Boat Center Bethel Island Contra Costa Secondary 631 Pacific Marine Interiors Brentwood Contra Costa Secondary 634 Performance Marine Specialties Oakley Contra Costa Secondary 639 San Joaquin Canvas Antioch Contra Costa Secondary 641 Sea Sick Marine Byron Contra Costa Secondary 642 Senior Boat Works Bethel Island Contra Costa Secondary 646 The Delta Sportsman Bethel Island Contra Costa Secondary 650 Vee Jay Marine Service Pittsburg Contra Costa Secondary

Marine Services/Repair

Site # Name City County Zone 651 West Marine (Pittsburg) Pittsburg Contra Costa Secondary

713 Ladd's Marina Stockton San Joaquin Secondary 756 All Out Yacht Care Stockton San Joaquin Secondary 768 Elite Auto & Marine Detail Stockton San Joaquin Secondary 776 Honker Cut Marine Stockton San Joaquin Primary 780 J & H Marine Stockton San Joaquin Secondary 790 Pacific Boat Services Stockton San Joaquin Secondary Paradise Point Engine and Boat 791 Repair Stockton San Joaquin Secondary 799 Septic Brothers Stockton San Joaquin Secondary 812 Westcoast Docks & Lifts Thornton San Joaquin Primary

Museums Site I# Name City County Zone 3 Western Railway Museum Suisun City Solano Outside 20 Dutra Museum of Dredging Rio Vista Solano Outside 29 Rio Vista Museum Rio Vista Solano Outside

393 California State Railroad Museum Sacramento Sacramento Outside 396 Chinese Association Museum Locke Sacramento Primary 399 Crocker Art Museum Sacramento Sacramento Outside 400 Dai Loy Gambling House Museum Walnut Grove Sacramento Primary 4336 Locke Boarding House Museum Walnut Grove Sacramento Primary 464 Sacramento History Museum Sacramento Sacramento Outside 480 Sacramento Old Schoolhouse Museum Sacramento Sacramento Outside 492 Wells Fargo History Museum Sacramento Sacramento Outside

760 Children's Museum of Stockton Stockton San Joaquin Secondary 798 San Joaquin County Historical Society Lodi San Joaquin Outside Museum 806 The Haggin Museum Stockton San Joaquin Secondary

Historic Site Interpretation Site # Name City County Zone 39 Hastings Adobe* Collinsville Solano Secondary

157 Sacramento River Train West Sacramento Yolo Outside 178 West Sacramento Riverfront Promenade West Sacramento Yolo Secondary 210 First Pacific Coast Salmon Cannery⌂ West Sacramento Yolo Secondary

345 Sacramento Waterfront Dock Sacramento Sacramento Outside 382 Grand Island Mansion* Grand Island Sacramento Primary 381 Sacramento Riverfront Promenade Sacramento Sacramento Outside 384 Chinese-American Historic District* Walnut Grove Sacramento Primary 385 Imperial Theater* Walnut Grove Sacramento Primary 397 Gakuen Hall* Walnut Grove Sacramento Primary 411 Delta King Sacramento Sacramento Outside 429 Japanese-American Historic District* Walnut Grove Sacramento Primary 430 Jean Harvie Community Center* Walnut Grove Sacramento Primary 431 Commercial/Residential Historic District* Walnut Grove Sacramento Primary Isleton Chinese and Japanese Commercial 433 Districts* Isleton Sacramento Secondary 435 Rosebud Ranch* Hood Sacramento Primary 437 Locke Historic District* Walnut Grove Sacramento Primary 439 John Stanford Brown House* Walnut Grove Sacramento Primary

Historic Site Interpretation

Site I# Name City County Zone 446 Old Sacramento State Historic Park Sacramento Sacramento Outside 490 Wallace Chan Farms Courtland Sacramento Primary 499 Sacramento Southern Railroad Sacramento Sacramento Outside

506 Antioch Oakley Regional Shoreline Antioch Contra Costa Secondary 681 Riverview Union High School Building* Antioch Contra Costa Secondary 682 Roswell Butler Hard House* Antioch Contra Costa Secondary

798 San Joaquin County Historical Society Lodi San Joaquin Outside 815 California Chicory Works⌂ French Camp San Joaquin Secondary 821 Weber Point⌂ Stockton San Joaquin Secondary 822 Transcontinental Railroad⌂ Lathrop San Joaquin Secondary 823 Sailing Launch Comet⌂ Lathrop San Joaquin Secondary 824 Mokelumne City Site⌂ Thornton San Joaquin Secondary 825 First Building in Stockton Site⌂ Stockton San Joaquin Secondary 826 Benson's Ferry⌂ Thornton San Joaquin Secondary 827 Sperry Office Building* Stockton San Joaquin Secondary 828 El Dorado Elementary School* Stockton San Joaquin Secondary 829 Gew Mansion* Stockton San Joaquin Secondary 830 Nippon Hospital* Stockton San Joaquin Secondary 831 Old Weber School* Stockton San Joaquin Secondary 832 Tracy City Hall and Jail* Tracy San Joaquin Secondary 833 Tracy Inn* Tracy San Joaquin Secondary 834 West Side Bank* Tracy San Joaquin Secondary 835 Bank of Italy* Tracy San Joaquin Secondary 836 Bank of Tracy* Tracy San Joaquin Secondary 837 John Ohm House * Tracy San Joaquin Primary 838 Benjamin Holt House* Stockton San Joaquin Secondary 839 Sperry Union Flour Mill* Stockton San Joaquin Secondary

* National Register of Historic Places

⌂ California Historical Landmark

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Paddle & Sail Boating Site # Name City/Island County Zone 1 Delta Marina Yacht Harbor Rio Vista Solano Outside 9 Arrowhead Harbor Prospect Island Solano Primary 10 Snug Harbor Resorts Ryer Island Solano Primary 12 Hidden Harbor Marina Ryer Island Solano Primary

151 Clarksburg Marina Clarksburg Yolo Primary 155 Sherwood Harbor Marina & RV Park West Sacramento Yolo Secondary 158 Lake Washington Sailing Club West Sacramento Yolo Secondary 159 River City Rowing Club West Sacramento Yolo Secondary

304 Boathouse Marina Locke Sacramento Primary 306 Brannan Island State Recreation Area* Rio Vista Sacramento Primary 307 Brannan's Island Time Marina Isleton Sacramento Primary 311 Cosumnes River Preserve* Galt Sacramento Primary 312 Courtland Docks Courtland Sacramento Primary 314 Sacramento Delta Bay Marina Isleton Sacramento Primary 315 Delta Shores Resort and Marina Isleton Sacramento Primary 321 Freeport Marina Sacramento Sacramento Secondary 329 Korth's Pirate's Lair Marina Andrus Island Sacramento Primary 331 Lighthouse Marina and Resort Isleton Sacramento Primary 333 Metro Marina Sacramento Sacramento Outside 334 Miller Regional Park* Sacramento Sacramento Outside 336 Owl Harbor Marina Isleton Sacramento Primary 337 OxBow Marina Isleton Sacramento Secondary 339 River's Edge Marina and Resort Isleton Sacramento Primary 341 Riverbank Marina Sacramento Sacramento Outside 343 River View Marina Sacramento Sacramento Outside 349 Vieira's Resort Isleton Sacramento Primary 353 Willow Berm Marina Andrus Island Sacramento Primary 357 The Sand Bar County Park* Isleton Sacramento Primary 377 Walnut Grove Public Dock* Walnut Grove Sacramento Primary 378 Isleton Public Dock and Boat Ramp* Isleton Sacramento Secondary 438 Lower Sherman Island Fishing Access* Rio Vista Sacramento Primary

504 Antioch Municipal Marina* Antioch Secondary 508 Piper Point Marina Bethel Island Contra Costa Secondary 510 Bethel Harbor Bethel Island Contra Costa Secondary 512 Big Break Marina Oakley Contra Costa Secondary 516 Carol's Harbor & Marina Oakley Contra Costa Secondary 526 Lauritzen Yacht Harbor Oakley Contra Costa Secondary 527 New Life Marina Bethel Island Contra Costa Secondary 528 Lloyd's Holiday Harbor Antioch Contra Costa Secondary 534 Pittsburg Marina Pittsburg Contra Costa Secondary

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Paddle and Sail Boating

Site # Name City/Island County Zone 539 Russo's Marina Pittsburg Contra Costa Secondary 546 Holland Riverside Marina Brentwood Contra Costa Primary 560 Sugar Barge Marina Bethel Island Contra Costa Secondary 562 Big Break Regional Shoreline* Oakley Contra Costa Secondary 580 Caliente Isle Harbor Bethel Island Contra Costa Primary

702 Buckley Cove Park* Stockton San Joaquin Secondary 712 King Island Resort Stockton San Joaquin Primary 724 Paradise Point Marina Stockton San Joaquin Secondary 727 River Point Landing Marina Resort Stockton San Joaquin Secondary 730 Stockton Sailing Club Stockton San Joaquin Secondary 733 Tower Park Resort and Marina Terminous Tract San Joaquin Primary 746 Wimpy's Marina Walnut Grove San Joaquin Primary 802 Stockton Rowing Club Stockton San Joaquin Secondary * Public Access

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Public Parks Site # Name City County Zone Acres 2 Sandy Beach Park Rio Vista Solano Outside 38

150 Broderick Boat Ramp West Sacramento Yolo Outside 4

178 West Sacramento Riverfront West Sacramento Yolo Secondary Promenade

306 Brannan Island State Rio Vista Sacramento Primary 336 Recreation Area 318 Discovery Park Sacramento Sacramento Outside 302 322 Garcia Bend Park Sacramento Sacramento Secondary 20 323 Georgiana Slough Access Isleton Sacramento Primary 334 Miller Regional Park Sacramento Sacramento Outside 57 345 Sacramento Waterfront Dock - Sacramento Sacramento Outside Old Sacramento Public Dock

364 Tiscornia Park Sacramento Sacramento Outside 379 Shore Park Sacramento Sacramento Secondary 2.5 417 Dr. Barnes Park Community Walnut Grove Sacramento Primary Park 426 Hood Community Park Hood Sacramento Primary 446 Old Sacramento State Historic Sacramento Sacramento Outside 296 Park 463 Sacramento City Marina Sacramento Sacramento Outside (South Basin)

515 Brown's Island Pittsburg Contra Costa Primary 595 521 Franks Tract State Recreation Rio Vista Contra Costa Primary 3523 Area 549 Clifton Court Forebay Byron Contra Costa Primary 2500 562 Big Break Regional Shoreline Oakley Contra Costa Secondary 150

588 Contra Loma Regional Park Antioch Contra Costa Secondary 780 589 Cornell Park Discovery Bay Contra Costa Secondary

701 American Legion Park Stockton San Joaquin Secondary 21 702 Buckley Cove Park Stockton San Joaquin Secondary 53 707 Dos Reis County Park Lathrop San Joaquin Secondary 10 708 Fritz Grupe Park Stockton San Joaquin Secondary 20 716 Louis Park Stockton San Joaquin Secondary 60 718 McLeod Park Stockton San Joaquin Secondary 3.5 719 Morelli Park Stockton San Joaquin Secondary 4

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Public Parks

Site # Name City County Zone Acres 720 Mossdale Crossing Regional Lathrop San Joaquin Secondary 5 Park 738 Van Buskirk Park Stockton San Joaquin Secondary 20 743 Westgate Landing Lodi San Joaquin Primary 15 Campground 803 Stockton Waterfront Marina Stockton San Joaquin Secondary Redevelopment 813 Oak Grove Regional Park Stockton San Joaquin Secondary 180 814 Swensen Park Stockton San Joaquin Secondary 9

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Pump-outs Site # Name City/Island County Zone 1 Delta Marina* Rio Vista Solano Outside 12 Hidden Harbor Marina Ryer Island Solano Primary

155 Sherwood Harbor Marina* West Sacramento Yolo Secondary

304 Boathouse Marina Locke Sacramento Primary 306 Brannan Islands SRA* Brannan Island Sacramento Primary 309 Cliffs Marina* Sacramento Sacramento Secondary 314 Sacramento Delta Bay Marina* Andrus Island Sacramento Primary 320 Eddo's Harbor & RV Park* Sherman Island Sacramento Primary 329 Korth's Pirate Lair Marina* Andrus Island Sacramento Primary 337 Oxbow Marina* Andrus Island Sacramento Secondary 341 Riverbank Marina* Sacramento Sacramento Outside 343 River View Marina* Sacramento Sacramento Outside 344 Sacramento City Marina* Sacramento Sacramento Outside 349 Vieira's Resort Isleton Sacramento Primary 351 Walnut Grove Marina* Walnut Grove Sacramento Primary 353 Willow Berm Marina Andrus Island Sacramento Primary 372 Dagmars Landing* Grand Island Sacramento Primary

501 Anchor Marina* Bethel Island Contra Costa Secondary 504 Antioch Municipal Marina* Antioch Contra Costa Secondary 508 Piper Point Marina Bethel Island Contra Costa Secondary 510 Bethel Harbor* Bethel Island Contra Costa Secondary 519 Driftwood Marina* Oakley Contra Costa Secondary 526 Lauritzen Yacht Harbor* Oakley Contra Costa Secondary 527 New Life Marina* Bethel Island Contra Costa Secondary 546 Holland Riverside Marina* Brentwood Contra Costa Primary 550 Discovery Bay Yacht Harbor* Discovery Bay Contra Costa Secondary 557 Pittsburg Marina* Pittsburg Contra Costa Secondary 560 Sugar Barge Marina* Bethel Island Contra Costa Secondary 580 Caliente Isle Harbor Bethel Island Contra Costa Secondary

712 King Island Resort* Stockton San Joaquin Primary 722 New Hope Landing* Thornton San Joaquin Primary 724 Paradise Point Marina* Stockton San Joaquin Secondary 727 River Point Landing * Stockton San Joaquin Secondary 732 Tiki Lagun Resort and Marina* Roberts Island San Joaquin Primary 733 Tower Park Marina* Terminous Tract San Joaquin Primary 739 Village West Marina* Stockton San Joaquin Secondary 741 Stockton Downtown Marina* Stockton San Joaquin Secondary

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Recreation Supply Sales Site # Name City County Zone 31 Sheldon KiteBoarding Rio Vista Solano Outside 459 Riverboat Marine Center Sales Service Rio Vista Solano Outside

187 Huki Outriggers and Surf Skis West Sacramento Yolo Secondary

313 Deckhand's Marine Supply Walnut Grove Sacramento Primary 317 Delta Windsurf and Watersports Rio Vista Sacramento Primary 354 Windcraft Sailboard Center Rio Vista Sacramento Primary

578 Boards 'N More Brentwood Contra Costa Secondary 595 Delta Watercraft Bethel Island Contra Costa Secondary 596 Diablo Boat Works Bethel Island Contra Costa Secondary 599 Discovery Bay Chandlery Discovery Bay Contra Costa Secondary 602 Dockside Market Pittsburg Contra Costa Secondary 623 Marine Emporium Bethel Island Contra Costa Secondary 638 S &H Yachting Center Antioch Contra Costa Secondary 643 Simpson Yacht Sales Discovery Bay Contra Costa Secondary 645 Sporting Edge Antioch Contra Costa Secondary 646 Delta Sportsman Bethel Island Contra Costa Secondary 649 Tocci Yachts Pittsburg Contra Costa Secondary 654 Big Break Kayak City Oakley Contra Costa Secondary

703 Bullfrog Landing Marina Stockton San Joaquin Primary 746 Wimpy's Marina Walnut Grove San Joaquin Primary 757 Bay Yachts Stockton San Joaquin Secondary 765 Delta Marine Sales Stockton San Joaquin Secondary 773 H2O Craft Rentals Tracy San Joaquin Primary 781 Kayak City Stockton San Joaquin Secondary 811 West Marine Stockton San Joaquin Secondary 812 Westcoast Docks and Lifts Thornton San Joaquin Primary

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Trails & Pathways Site # Name City County Zone 6 Jepson Prairie Preserve Dixon Solano Outside

177 Yolo Bypass Wildlife Area Davis Yolo Primary 178 West Sacramento Riverfront Promenade West Sacramento Yolo Secondary

306 Brannan Island State Recreation Area Rio Vista Sacramento Primary 311 Cosumnes River Preserve Galt Sacramento Primary 318 Discovery Park Sacramento Sacramento Outside 334 Miller Regional Park Sacramento Sacramento Outside 337 OxBow Marina Isleton Sacramento Secondary 345 Sacramento Waterfront Dock Sacramento Sacramento Outside 365 Stone Lakes National Wildlife Refuge Elk Grove Sacramento Primary 379 Shore Park Sacramento Sacramento Secondary 381 Sacramento Riverfront Promenade Sacramento Sacramento Outside 446 Old Sacramento State Historic Park Sacramento Sacramento Outside

501 Anchor Marina Bethel Island Contra Costa Secondary 504 Antioch Municipal Marina Antioch Contra Costa Secondary 507 Antioch Riverfront Promenade Antioch Contra Costa Secondary 527 New Life Marina Bethel Island Contra Costa Secondary 530 Marsh Creek Trail Brentwood Contra Costa Secondary 534 Pittsburg Marina Pittsburg Contra Costa Secondary 538 Riverview Park Pittsburg Contra Costa Secondary 549 Clifton Court Forebay Byron Contra Costa Primary 562 Big Break Regional Shoreline Oakley Contra Costa Secondary 573 Bay Point Regional Shoreline Bay Point Contra Costa Outside 588 Contra Loma Regional Park Antioch Contra Costa Secondary

704 Calaveras River Bike & Jog Path Stockton San Joaquin Secondary Bear Creek Trail Stockton San Joaquin Secondary Joan Darrah Promenade Stockton San Joaquin Secondary Oak Grove Regional Park Stockton San Joaquin Secondary

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Wildlife Area/Nature Observation Site # Name City/Island County Zone Acres 5 Rio Vista Riverbank Fishing Access Rio Vista Solano Outside 6 Jepson Prairie Preserve Barker Slough Solano Primary/Outside 1,566 13 Decker Island Wildlife Area Decker Island Solano Primary 33 14 Miner Slough Wildlife Area Prospect Island Solano Primary 37

15 Calhoun Cut Ecological Reserve Rio Vista Solano Primary 1,200

40 Liberty Island Ecological Reserve Liberty Island Solano Primary 4,450

177 Yolo Bypass Wildlife Area Davis Yolo Primary 16,600 178 West Sacramento Riverfront West Yolo Secondary Promenade Sacramento 203 Yolo Basin Foundation Davis Yolo Outside 1 Headquarters

306 Brannan Island State Recreation Rio Vista Sacramento Primary 336 Area 307 Brannan's Island Time Marina Isleton Sacramento Primary 9 311 Cosumnes River Preserve Galt Sacramento Primary/Secondary 50,000

318 Discovery Park Sacramento Sacramento Outside 302 334 Miller Regional Park Sacramento Sacramento Outside 57 365 Stone Lakes National Wildlife Elk Grove Sacramento Primary 6,420 Refuge 371 Lower Sherman Island Wildlife Rio Vista Sacramento Primary 3,100 Area

515 Brown's Island Pittsburg Contra Costa Primary 595 521 Franks Tract State Recreation Rio Vista Contra Costa Primary 3,523 Area 562 Big Break Regional Shoreline Oakley Contra Costa Secondary 150 567 Antioch Dunes National Wildlife Antioch Contra Costa Secondary 55 Refuge 568 Rhode Island Wildlife Area Rhode Island Contra Costa Primary 67 573 Bay Point Regional Shoreline Bay Point Contra Costa Outside 150 588 Contra Loma Regional Park Antioch Contra Costa Secondary 780

745 White Slough State Wildlife Area Lodi San Joaquin Secondary 880 750 Woodbridge Ecological Reserve Lodi San Joaquin Primary 353

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Wildlife/Nature Observation

Site# Name City/Island County Zone Acres 783 Mandeville Tip Park Stockton San Joaquin Primary 793 Port of Stockton Stockton San Joaquin Secondary 800 Spud Island Recreation Area Spud Island San Joaquin Primary 100 813 Oak Grove Regional Park Stockton San Joaquin Secondary 180

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Windsurfing Access Sites Site # Name City/Island County Zone 2 Sandy Beach Park Rio Vista Solano Outside

346 Sherman Island Sherman Island Sacramento Primary Sacramento River Access 357 Sand Bar County Park Isleton Sacramento Primary 358 Glass Beach Brannan Island Sacramento Primary 359 Pumphouse Sherman Island Sacramento Primary 360 Powerlines Sherman Island Sacramento Primary 361 Refrigerator Beach Sherman Island Sacramento Primary

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RECREATION DEMAND California State Parks (CSP) conducts statewide recreation research. The Statewide Comprehensive Outdoor Recreation Plan (SCORP http://www.parksforcalifornia.org/data/Calif_SCORP2015_ScreenRes.pdf) serves as the master plan for all California parks and outdoor recreation areas. The following tables are products of the CSP’s Survey on Public Opinions and Attitudes on Outdoor Recreation in California 2012, an element of the SCORP. The tables on the following pages present California’s Adult Recreation Activity Trends 1987-2012 and California Adult Unmet Demand for Recreation Activities.

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CALIFORNIA ADULT RECREATION ACTIVITY TRENDS 1987-2012

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CALIFORNIA ADULT UNMET DEMAND FOR RECREATION ACTIVITIES

Activity % Yes Activity % Yes Camping 35.1 Paddling sports 16.4 Picnicking 55.1 Nature study 29.0 Fishing, freshwater 20.3 Cultural Events 30.0 Power boating 12.6 Outdoor nature museums, zoos and 30.5 arboretum

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FACTORS AFFECTING THE FUTURE OF RECREATION AND TOURISM

Great California Delta Trail In 2006, Senate Bill 1556 (Torlakson) mandated the Commission to adopt a plan and implementation program for a continuous recreational corridor trail network through all five Delta counties, linking the San Francisco Bay Trail system to the planned Sacramento River trails in Yolo and Sacramento Counties, pending funding availability (Public Resources Code section 5854). The Great California Delta Trail (Delta Trail) is to include routes for bicycling and hiking, with interconnections to other trails, park and recreational facilities, and public transportation. Planning prioritizes implementation on existing public lands, and otherwise working with willing private landowners for access, ensuring sensitive habitat areas and private uses will not be adversely affected. Water trails will ensure trail continuity in places where land trails are not feasible.

In 2012, the Commission completed the Blueprint Report for the Delta’s Western Region (Contra Costa and Solano counties) with grant funding from National Park Service’s Rivers, Trails and Conservation Assistance Program and a State Coastal Conservancy grant. The Western Blueprint serves as a model for the development of the Blueprint report for Sacramento, Yolo and San Joaquin counties. The Commission partners with local entities and districts to link existing and planned trails into the Delta Trail network.

Sacramento-San Joaquin Delta National Heritage Area The 2009 Delta Reform Act charged the Commission with developing a proposal to protect, enhance, and sustain the unique cultural, historical, recreational, agricultural, and economic values of the Delta as an evolving place (Water Code section 85301). The proposal includes a plan to establish state and federal designation of the Delta as a place of special significance, possibly as a National Heritage Area (NHA). A NHA is a region designated by the United States Congress, where natural, cultural, historical, and recreational resources combine to form a cohesive, nationally- distinctive landscape arising from patterns of human activity shaped by geography.

The Commission completed a NHA Feasibility Study, incorporating public involvement throughout its process via public meetings and presentations, stakeholder interviews, review memos, and study team meetings. Senator Dianne Feinstein and Congressman John Garamendi introduced legislation in January 2011 to designate a Delta NHA, with the Commission as the management entity. In June 2012, the National Park Service reviewed and found that the Commission’s Feasibility Study met the criteria for NHA designation, subject to Congressional approval.

The Commission accepted the study in July 2012 and forwarded it to Congress for consideration. The study was also submitted to the Delta Stewardship Council for inclusion in the Delta Plan. While the legislation did not advance during the 112th, 113th and 114th Congresses, it is anticipated that legislation to establish a Delta NHA will once again be introduced in the 115th Congress (2017-

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2018). Meanwhile, the Commission is embarking on a Delta Heritage Area Initiative (DelHAI) to advance and elevate recognition of the Delta's unique values.

Recreation Proposal for the Sacramento-San Joaquin Delta and Suisun Marsh This proposal, authored by California State Parks as called for in the Delta Reform Act of 2009, recommends expanding the network of state recreation areas in the Delta and Suisun Marsh, including units of the California State Parks system. Other notable recommendations to State agencies which contribute to recreation in the Delta region include:

• Establish recreation opportunities in ecosystem restoration projects

• Encourage recreation at water management facilities and incorporate interpretation into proposed water infrastructure

• Increase access to publicly-owned areas

• Develop a regional water trail plan

• Complete Great California Delta Trail

• Gain approval for a Sacramento-San Joaquin Delta National Heritage Area

• Seek National Scenic Byway status for Hwy. 160

• Promote recreation and tourism that support Delta economic sustainability

These recommendations were incorporated into the Delta Stewardship Council’s Delta Plan.

CA WaterFix CA WaterFix is a proposal by the California Natural Resources Agency and the U.S. Bureau of Reclamation to build an isolated conveyance system in the Delta. The proposal aims to advance water supply reliability for Delta exporters and improve river flows for threatened and endangered fish species. Included in the proposal is the construction of two 35-mile long tunnels and 3 new river intakes along the Sacramento River in the North Delta. It is estimated construction of the CA WaterFix will take at least 10 years.

In response to the CA WaterFix draft environmental impact document, the Commission identified the following impacts to recreation resulting from the construction of the proposal:

• Permanent displacement of existing public access to public and commercial recreation facilities • Restrictions on Delta roads and waterways

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• Declining recreational revenue due to fewer Delta visits

California EcoRestore California EcoRestore is the State’s plan to address the ecological restoration of the Delta. With an initial goal of 30,000 acres of habitat restoration (aquatic, tidal, sub-tidal, floodplain and upland), California EcoRestore largely addresses habitat restoration mandated by federal biological opinions. In addition to habitat restoration, the projects listed below propose to provide or enhance recreation opportunities in the Delta.

• Dutch Slough Tidal Marsh Restoration – Contra Costa • Grizzly Slough Floodplain Project – Sacramento • McCormack Williamson Tract Project – Sacramento • Lower Putah Creek Realignment Project – Yolo • Prospect Island Tidal Habitat Restoration Project –Yolo

Delta Conservation Framework Led by the California Department of Fish and Wildlife, development of this framework will continue the efforts of California EcoRestore and serve as a regional conservation guide for planning, permitting and grant-making for projects in the Sacramento-San Joaquin Delta, Yolo Bypass and Suisun Marsh. Though focused on protection, enhancement, restoration and adaptive management of Delta ecosystems, this planned 25-year framework also intends to address recreation and community concerns in proposed conservation strategies.

Delta Plan The Delta Plan is a comprehensive, long-term management plan for the Delta. Required by the 2009 Delta Reform Act, it creates new rules and recommendations to further the state’s coequal goals for the Delta (improve statewide water supply reliability and protect and restore a vibrant and healthy Delta ecosystem) all in a manner that preserves, protects and enhances the unique agricultural, cultural, natural resource and recreational characteristics of the Delta as an evolving place.

Adopted by the Delta Stewardship Council in 2013, the Delta Plan contains core strategies for protecting and enhancing the unique values of “Delta as Place”, including but not limited to:

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• Designate the Delta as a special place worthy of national and state attention • Maintain Delta agriculture as a primary land use, a food source, a key economic sector, and a way of life • Encourage recreation and tourism that allows visitors to enjoy and appreciate the Delta and that contribute to its economy.

Recommendations which support these strategies include:

• Designate the Delta as a National Heritage Area • Designate State Route 160 as a National Scenic Byway • Encourage agritourism • Provide new and protect existing recreation opportunities • Encourage partnerships to support recreation and tourism • Expand State Recreation Areas • Enhance nature-based recreation • Promote boating safety • Encourage recreation on public lands • Enhance opportunities for visitor-servicing businesses

Delta Conservancy The Sacramento‐San Joaquin Delta Conservancy (Conservancy) implements ecosystem restoration in the Delta and supports efforts that advance the economic well‐being of Delta residents. The Conservancy and the Commission work collaboratively to raise awareness of the Delta and enhance its economic sustainability including promoting recreational and tourism opportunities. Recent efforts include development of a “Delta brand” for agricultural products and tourism. Coming soon is a Delta-focused web presence highlighting the cultural, historical, recreational and agritourism opportunities for visitors of the Delta.

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PUBLIC/PRIVATE PARTNERSHIPS AND ROLE OF GOVERNMENT The Delta crosses the jurisdictional land of numerous federal, state, and local governments. Successful planning for recreation and improvements requires permits and approvals, consultations and coordinated efforts.

State Agency Name and Role Recreation-related Facilities Delta examples or Opportunities

Delta Protection Commission Heritage resources recognition National Heritage Area (Commission) actively manages and enhancement, agritourism feasibility study, Great California the Delta’s Primary Zone, program, regional trails. Delta Trail, Economic including, but not limited to, Sustainability Plan land use, agriculture, wildlife habitat, and recreation activities.

California Department of Parks Picnic areas, campgrounds, Brannan Island SRA, Old and Recreation (CSP) offers high- marinas, boat launches, Sacramento State Historic Park, quality outdoor recreation, excursion railroads, trails, Walnut Grove Branch Line, educational and cultural interpretive and education American Discovery Trail, Locke opportunities; encourages and services, heritage resource Boarding House. Boat launching supports collaborative recreation protection, visitor docks, boat-in facilities at Sherman Island, planning efforts; protects natural day use and overnight facilities, Belden’s Landing, Antioch and cultural resources; awards vessel pump-out facilities, Marina, Rio Vista. grants and loans for local parks floating restrooms and ad boating facilities; conducts campsites. recreation research; controls aquatic invasive species; and supports marine patrols.

California Department of Fish Ecological reserves, wildlife Woodbridge Ecological Reserve, and Wildlife (CDFW) manages areas, boat launches, nature- Grizzly Island Wildlife Area, Yolo hunting and fishing; operates based recreation and events, fish Bypass Wildlife Area, Clarksburg public lands for wildlife hatcheries. Boat Launch. conservation, hunting, fishing, environmental education, and nature study; and encourages private conservation.

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State Agency Name and Role Recreation-Related Facilities or Delta Examples

Opportunities

California Department of Water Reservoirs, water conveyance Bethany Reservoir, Sacramento Resources (DWR) manages infrastructure (canals, diversion River flows, Dutch Slough California’s water resources, sites, waterway flows), Flood habitat restoration project, control projects, and habitat including State Water Project Clifton Court Forebay. management site and facilities. reservoirs, dams, land, and waterways available for recreation use.

California Department of Scenic highways, ferries, historic State Highway 160, J-Mack Transportation (Caltrans) bridges. Ferry, Steamboat Slough Bridge. operates state highways, historic bridges and ferries, and designates scenic highways.

State Coastal Conservancy (SCC) Shoreline accessways, trails, Stenzel Property preservation in makes grants to purchase, habitat protection ad restoration Brentwood. protect, restore, and enhance areas, farmland and open space coastal resources, including the protection. San Francisco estuary, and to provide access to the shore.

California State Lands Navigable waterways, Three Mile Slough, Walnut Commission (SLC) has submerged lands, and dock and Grove Public Dock. jurisdiction over hundreds of pier leases. miles of waterways in the Delta, and issues leases for in-stream recreation infrastructure.

Sacramento-San Joaquin Delta Projects that enhance natural Delta Conservancy Strategic Plan Conservancy (SSJDC) will resources, cultural resources, or will guide projects. implement ecosystem economic sustainability in a restoration advance manner complementary to environmental protection, and increased recreation, tourism, support economic sustainability, and environmental education. including tourism and recreation.

Table adapted from the Recreation Proposal for the Sacramento-San Joaquin Delta and Suisun Marsh 2011.

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ADDITIONAL STUDIES NEEDED Within the context of the Commission’s objective to encourage and increase recreation and tourism in the Delta, there continue to be information gaps that would improve the State’s effectiveness in supporting an effort to expand Delta recreation and tourism opportunities. The following list identifies some of these information gaps.

1. Complete Tourism and Recreation Providers Contact List

A comprehensive contact list, with individual and organization names, email addresses, telephone #s, and mailing addresses would facilitate efficient communication with all members of the recreation and tourism provider community. Efficient communication would improve information flow and collaboration. While the 2015 Inventory effort greatly increases the contact list, there are probably many more unidentified providers in the region.

2. Recreation and Tourism Provider Challenges and Plans

Understanding the current challenges that providers are facing and their plans for the future helps the State, local government, and business develop or modify plans to most effectively serve Delta recreationists. Collection of this data would provide information to seek funding and implement new, or improve existing, programs.

3. Recreation User Activity Trends and Services Preferences

Knowing where particular recreation activities occur, the average and maximum visitor use, and the level of services visitors expect, would help assess where recreation providers are meeting the recreation demand and where opportunities exist within the market. For example, would better connections to facilities – physical connections such as a birding trail or rail history route, or virtual connections such as online maps, boating trail guides and/or themed itineraries – help prospective visitors plan a more extensive Delta-centric trip with multiple activities and destinations in mind?

Including new Delta-specific questions in the next CSP Survey of Public Opinions and Attitudes (SPOA) would provide more detailed information about current activities. The SPOA list of recreation activities, shown on the survey, could be used to assess the most popular types of activities desired within the Delta market area (described in the ESP).

Analyzing the existing long-term raw data sets from the SPOA can also reveal local trends. Comparing these local trends with other regions may help identify facility needs.

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4. Untapped Recreation Opportunities and Facility Needs

Once long-term and emerging activity participation has been identified, additional data needs arise. Are new, upgraded and/or expanded facilities needed to efficiently support desired activities? What types of facilities are needed, and in what locations? Is the condition of existing facilities adequate to safely serve the public? In what ways can the State assist with meeting these needs? The Boating Needs Assessment update (2017) will answer some of these questions. A broader study conducted in partnership with Delta counties and cities, and the recreation/tourism industry, would provide additional clues to facility gaps.

5. The Delta’s Unique Cultural and Recreational Values

The Delta Reform Act of 2009 requires the State to “protect and enhance the unique cultural, recreational, natural resource, and agricultural values of the Delta as an evolving place”. The 2015 Inventory focuses specifically on recreation and tourism facilities and providers. The California Department of Fish and Wildlife (CDFW) and the California Department of Food and Agriculture (CDFA) are charged with documenting natural resource and agricultural values. Documenting the cultural and recreational values of the Delta-- such as fishing hot spots and legal river access sites, scenic views and watchable wildlife sites, cultural activities and historic sites – will help establish those unique values, so they can be preserved in this dynamic landscape. Having this baseline data available will help the Commission protect and enhance these values in the face of climate change, flood risk, water quality changes, invasive species invasion and urbanization pressures. Some of the cultural and recreational resources that contribute to the Delta’s unique value which are either poorly documented or difficult for recreation users to find are listed below:

• Historic bridges • Popular bank fishing areas

• Popular windsurfing and sailing • Migratory routes of anadromous areas game fish

• Popular kayak/canoe areas • Special terrestrial environmental resources • Nature observation/birding hot spots • Economic geography sites and infrastructure such as SWP/CVP • Scenic views and overlooks facilities, rail and marine facilities • Popular boat cruising/anchoring • Unimproved waterway access sites areas for fishing and boat launching • Popular boat fishing areas

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• Public access routes, such as levees open to hiking and/or biking

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Many State agencies have program, land management and project responsibilities in the region. Proposed local, State and federal actions can be better designed and assessed for their potential impact when these values are documented. Refer to the Recreation Proposal for the Sacramento-San Joaquin Delta and Suisun Marsh (http://www.parks.ca.gov/pages/795/files/delta%20rec%20proposal_08_02_11.pdf ) for more information about the State’s role.

6. Real-Time Navigation Hazards, Navigation Aids and Water Quality Information

Both navigation hazards and water quality are constantly changing due to tides, winds, water inflow, air and water temperature, nutrient loads, precipitation and other inputs. Boaters and anglers, in particular, are affected by these changes. The U.S. Coast Guard periodically relocates navigation aids as changes are recognized. Providing real-time data on-line would help these recreationists make decisions regarding when and where to avoid aquatic weeds, safe levels of fish consumption and how to avoid boat damage and stranding.

Studies Underway The Commission contracted with California State University Sacramento (CSUS) to develop a recreation research strategy to assist the Commission in studying ways to encourage recreation investment in the Delta. This effort will identify ways the Delta is used for recreation and identify recreational opportunities in the various regions that comprise the Delta. The Recreation Strategy Report will include findings and approaches for identification of important areas for future research to support Commission program needs. Future research may include, but not be limited to, identifying high priority recreation and tourism infrastructure investments or developing the Delta Trail.

Additionally, CSUS is conducting recreational boating research for the Commission to study recreational boating use and issues of importance to Delta boaters. This study will support the Commission’s mandate to identify ways to encourage recreational investment along key river corridors (Public Resources Code Section 29759(4)) and inform the update of the Commission’s Economic Sustainability Plan, which must support increased investment in the Delta (Water Code Section 85301).

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PUBLICATION INFORMATION AND ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS The Sacramento-San Joaquin Delta Inventory of Recreational Facilities - 2015 was prepared by Cheryl Essex, Tawn Daniel and Steve Musillami of California State Parks; under the guidance of Adele Lagomarsino, Jennifer Ruffolo and Catherine Caldwell at the Delta Protection Commission. The project team wishes to thank Amanda Bohl and Karin Winters of the Sacramento-San Joaquin Delta Conservancy for providing insights related to the Conservancy’s programs, CSP’s Barry Trute for conducting the survey and DBW’s Dorenne Smith for GIS oversight.

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DELTA RECREATION INVENTORY DATA AND RESOURCES The following table lists data considered in the 2015 Delta Recreation Inventory and provides a Data Resource Key for further information on the data. Recreation Resources focus on the Delta’s Primary Zone and sites within the Secondary Zone that take advantage of the waterways and resources of the Primary Zone. DATA

TYPE DATA (name, address, public/private, management entity, county, GPS RESOURCE KEY 1994 1997 2005 ESP I lat/long, open/closed) (27) (28) (29) (38)* MAP BASE DPC Admin boundaries-Primary and Secondary 22 County boundaries 22 Islands and Waterways (boundary, names) 22 City names 22 Public roads 22 Delta Rec Zone Map 22 x

FACILITIES Boat launch facilities (# lanes, type, DBW funding) 1, 15 x x x x Marinas (# berths, services, DBW funding ) 1, 15, 30, 46 x x x x Dry boat storage (quantity, type) 1, 15 x Boating club facilities (type, size) 15, 46 x Environmental Services (type) 1, 30 x x x x Transient tie-ups, docks and piers 15 x x Hunting club facilities (type, size) x x x Trails and paths (length) 22 x x x Driving Routes 15 x Picnic Sites 16 x x x x Agritourism (farm trails, wineries, tree farms, pumpkin patches, u-pick, 15, 38, 47, 51 x x etc) Visitor/ information/ education centers/ museums 29, 54 x x Human-powered boat launch and landing sites 1, 2, 4, 15, 17 x x x x SWP/CVP facilities 23

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Shipping Ports/channels 22 Camping facilities (type, size) 15 x x x X ‘12 Event venues 15 x x Public restrooms 30 x

Fishing accesses 1, 2, 16, 31 x x x Waterfront Promenades x x

SUPPORT Recreation equipment providers (sales, supplies, repair and rentals) 1, 15, 46 x X ‘12 Overnight lodging, vacation rentals (not camping) 15, 46 x Restaurants /specialty foods, esp with docks 15 X ‘12 Guides (type) 20, 46 Organizations (type) 15 Public transit routes and stops 22

RESOURCES Public parks (size) 16, 22 x x Publicly-owned levees (length) 22 Public land (size) 16 x Historic sites (Century farms, military, marine, transportation, water 22, 29 x x x infrastructure, bridges) National Register Sites, National Memorials, National Historic Landmarks, California Points of Historic Interest, California Historic Landmarks Legacy Communities 38 x Agritourism-suitable crops (size) 22, 38 Appx G& H, x 51 Rail lines 22 Bridges 1, 22 Popular windsurfing and sailing areas 33 x x Popular kayak/canoe areas 4, 33 Wildlife areas/refuges/reserves (size) 16 x x x x Nature observation/birding hot spots 21, 22, 45, 52, 33 Scenic views 5-17, 38-Appx C Popular boat cruising/ anchoring/ gunkholing areas 33 x

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RESOURCES Popular boat fishing areas (species) 25, 33 Popular bank fishing areas (species) 23, 25 Migratory routes of anadromous game fish 22, 25, 52 Special terrestrial environmental resources (vernal pools, riparian forest, 22, 52 etc) Protected lands 16, 22 Waterway miles x

DEMAND/ ECON Population growth estimates 38 x x x x Registered boats (#) 48 x x x Fishing Licenses (#) 49 x Hunting Licenses (#) 49 x Attendance (#) 39 x X ‘10 SPOA activities projections 39 x Urban interface Zone (DP) 23 Unmet need 39 x X Trends 38, 39 x x Economic 38 x x x

PROPOSED/ Proposed recreation lands/ facilities 5-15, 18, 19, 24, CONSTRAINTS 38, 33 Restoration Opportunity Areas. California Eco Restore 53 x

Constraints 38 x

EVENTS Fishing/ hunting tournaments (type, host, date, size) 26, x Parades/ tours (type, host, date, size) 15 x Festivals (type, host, date, size) 5-28, 47 x Wine/Food Tasting events (type, host, date, size) 15, 47 x Cultural Events (type, host, date, size) 15, 47 x *= recent data is identified by the year verified

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RESOURCES KEY

KEY TITLE FORMAT DATE LOCATION 1 Delta Map for Recreational Boating by DBW (GIS Map 2012 http://dbw.parks.ca.gov/pages/28702/files/deltamap- metadata available) boating.pdf

2 Franko’s Map of the California Delta. Special map 2007 boating Safety Edition. DBW

3 Sacramento River Boating Guide from Rio Vista to book 2012 Knights Landing. Bill Corp.

4 Ann Dwyer’s Easy Waters of California North. book 2000

5 Bay Delta Conservation Plan. Chapters: 11 Fish, 12 Report and 2013 http://baydeltaconservationplan.com/FinalEIREIS.aspx Terrestrial Biological, 15 Recreation, 17 maps Aesthetics, 18 Cultural, 28 EJ 6 Great California Delta Trail Blueprints Report and http://delta.ca.gov/files/2017/02/GCDT_2010_CCSo_Blue maps print.pdf

7 Yacht and Ship Broker Licensing list by DBW list 8 Sacramento River Public Access Guide Website http://www.sacramentoriver.org/index.php 9 Sacramento County General Plan Report and General Plan maps 10 Yolo County General Plan Report and Yolo County : Adopted General Plan maps 11 East Bay Regional Park District Master Plan Report and The District Master Plan maps 12 San Joaquin County General Plan Report and Community Development | San Joaquin County maps 13 Solano County General Plan Report and https://www.solanocounty.com/depts/rm/planning/gener maps al_plan_chapters.asp 14 Boating Needs Assessment for the Sacramento- Report http://delta.ca.gov/files/2017/02/Boating_2002_BNA_Rep San Joaquin Delta 2000-2020 ort.pdf 128

15 California Delta Chamber and Visitors Bureau Website http://californiadelta.org/ 16 Find Recreation and California Protected Lands Website http://www.calands.org/, Database GIS http://portal.gis.ca.gov/geoportal/catalog/search/browse/ browse.page , 17 DBW boating facility maps Website http://dbw.ca.gov/BoatingFacilities 18 Westside IRWM Plan -Yolo County’s 2007 IRWM Report IRWMP | Water Resources Association of Yolo County Plan) 19 Enhancement of Recreation Opportunities under report Nov the CALFED Bay-Delta Program DWR 13, 1997 20 Hunting and fishing guides list by CDFW Website https://www.ca.wildlifelicense.com/InternetSales/PublicLi stSearch/SelectPermitType 21 Audubon IBAs Website Important Bird Areas | Audubon 22 GIS. DPC GIS LAYERS 23 Delta Plan Recreation Map Map 2012 24 Yolo Basin Foundation Pacific Flyway Center Report http://yolobasin.org/wp- Interpretive Plan content/uploads/PDF/mgmtplanbychapter/appendices/m gmtplan_appendix_e.pdf 25 Fishing Guide by CDFW Website https://www.ca.wildlifelicense.com/InternetSales/PublicLi stSearch/SelectPermitType 26 Fishing contests list by CDFW Website https://nrm.dfg.ca.gov/FishingContests/default.aspx 27 Delta Protection Commission Recreation and Report 1994 Access Study 28 Inventory of Recreational Facilities DPC Report 1997 29 Inventory of Recreational Facilities DPC Report 2005 http://delta.ca.gov/files/2016/10/Rec_Facilities_Inventory_200 5.pdf 30 Sacramento-San Joaquin River Delta Pumpout Map 2011 http://www.sfestuary.org/wp-content/uploads/2013/05/Delta- Guide and Map for Boaters. DBW - package.pdf 2012 31 Fish Sniffer Website, E- http://fishsniffer.com/ magazine 32 Sacramento-San Joaquin Delta Recreation Survey Report 1997 33 The Delta Recreation Master Strategy: Aquatic Report 2005

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Resources Focus (Draft) DPC 34 Recreation Atlas DPC Report 1997 35 North Delta Recreation Use Survey DWR Report 1997 36 Delta Recreational Boating Safety Report-A Report Comprehensive Study of Boating Safety in the Sacramento-San Joaquin Delta. DBW 37 Recreation Proposal for the Sacramento- San Report and 2011 http://www.parks.ca.gov/pages/795/files/delta%20rec%20prop Joaquin Delta and Suisun Marsh. CSP Map osal_08_02_11.pdf 38 Economic Sustainability Plan, Chapter 8 Report 2012 http://www.delta.ca.gov/regional_economy/economic_sustaina Recreation and Tourism, and Appendix I: Select bility/ Delta Recreation Facilities. DPC 39 California Outdoor Recreation Plan. CSP Report 2008 Delta Master Recreation Plan. Resources Agency Report 1997 40 Economic Impact of Recreational Boating and Report 1996 Fishing in the Delta Report. DBW 41 Land Use and Resource Management Plan for Report 2010 http://www.delta.ca.gov/land_use/land_use_plan/ Primary Zone of the Delta. DPC 42 Briefing Paper on the Impacts of Outdoor Report 1994 Recreation on the Levees and Natural Resources of the Sacramento-San Joaquin Delta. BDOS 43 South Delta Recreation Concepts. DWR Report 1992 44 Delta Estuary- California's Inland Coast - Public Report 1991 Trust Report. CSLC 45 East Contra Costa County Habitat Conservation Report 2006- http://www.co.contra- Plan/NCCP 07 costa.ca.us/depart/cd/water/HCP/documents.html 46 DeltaBoating,com Website http://www.deltaboating.com/index.htm 47 UC Small Farm Program Website http://sfp.ucdavis.edu/overview/about/ 48 California State Parks Division of Boating & California Division of Boating and Waterways Waterways 49 California Department of Fish and Wildlife California Department of Fish and Wildlife 50 State Scenic Highways Website/GIS http://www.dot.ca.gov/hq/tsip/gis/datalibrary/gisdatalibr ary.html 50 California Recreational Trails Plan GIS Website/GIS http://www.parks.ca.gov/?page_id=25680 51 USDA Census of Agriculture 2012 http://www.agcensus.usda.gov/Publications/index.php 130

52 Inland Water Resources: Vegetation - Medium Scale Website/GIS http://portal.gis.ca.gov/geoportal/catalog/search/browse/ Central Valley Riparian Vegetation and Land Use, 2011 browse.page [ds723], Steelhead Abundance - Linear Features [ds185], Coho Abundance - Linear Features [ds183], Chinook Abundance - Linear Features [ds181], Chinook Abundance - Linear Features [ds181] 53 California Eco Restore Website http://resources.ca.gov/ecorestore

54 Feasibility Study for a Sacramento-San Joaquin Delta Report 2012 http://www.delta.ca.gov/files/2016/10/Delta_NHA_Study. National Heritage Area pdf

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