Two Rivers RV Park

We went to the area to fish and camp using our RV. This place offers dry camping since the small hook-up area is appears to be filled with very old trailers and some non-functioning RVs. The dry camping area has only a couple gross sites and a few non functioning RVs scattered around. You can judge for yourselves by the photos. You must pay as you pull in with no refunds so its hard to see things as they are in the distance. There is leftover food and bait around the picnic tables which have seen better days. The campfire rings are non existent as there are just rocks people gathered including a fire that was left burning when we arrived. There doesn't appear to be maintenance performed on a regular basis. We fished for about an hour but nobody we spoke with had caught anything during th

We love coming here and camping. The water is perfect for swimming and kayaking. Such a beautiful spot on the river! Sadly some people that come here are thoughtless and leave a lot of trash, We always see the young camp hosts and the manager working hard to keep up. Sometimes late into the night they are cleaning up trash. I wish people would appreciate this place more. I can’t imagine trashing such a special, peaceful spot full of nature and birds. If you love getting away and don’t want to be squeezed into a regular campground, you’ll love this place, Two Rivers is a hidden gem.

This location has 2 different parts out of the river to choose from.I can day fish there but I wouldn't feel comfortable at night.

Kayak City, nice wide open parking. Day use includes boat ramp charge. Over nite camping if need be. Stanislaus River and San Joaquin Rivers converge. . .

1st time at Two Rivers Park. Got there at 7am and found a spot to fish Nice and clean area. The river was flowing a bit and had to use a 5 oz. Weight to keep my line from drifting. The group next to me cought 3 stripers, all keepers on chicken livers and a 12 ft. Pole to get it out a ways into the river.