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Woodward Reservoir
Woodward Reservoir is a reservoir located in Oakdale, California. It is a popular destination for fishing, boating, camping, and other outdoor activities. The reservoir is fed by the Stanislaus River and is surrounded by rolling hills and oak woodlands. It is a great spot for bird watching, with a variety of species including osprey, bald eagles, and great blue herons. The reservoir is also home to a variety of fish, including bass, catfish, and trout. The area is also popular for its hiking trails, which offer stunning views of the reservoir and the surrounding countryside.
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- Recreation Nearby (within 10 miles)
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- Hunting Nearby (within 20 miles)
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User Reviews
Itz_Prince_Albert
It’s a really beautiful park, and what’s even better is that you can camp here. However, some areas require reservations. Another side note is that it sure gets packed during the summer, and sometimes, there can be people blasting some loud music during the night at that time. (Luckily I went there before the summer since there is less people compared to the time during the summer). But other than that, it’s a really great park for those who want to either walk, go swim on the lake, and even go camping.
Gabriela Reyes
Love this camp site! It’s a good getaway around 209 . I would recommend also if you like to party haha. There is a lot of bugs but that’s what your gonna get when your outside. The restrooms and showers are pretty dirty but again it’s camping not glamping. I always go here with family and never had a problem with our camp neighbors. If you don’t like bugs, dirty showers/restrooms or loud music I wouldn’t recommend for you. (Pet friendly)
Eric Dominguez
Woodward reservoir. Fischer point, dry camping, Site 18. (No Hook ups) Great spot. Easy to back in, my 33ft travel trailer. Did have to level side to side. Tow vehicle fit next to the trailer with room to spare. There are a few water spigots throughout the camp. luckily18 has one. Went Nov 3-5. Out of 32 available camp spots, only 3 campers there. Myself included. Nice and quiet.
Mei Ann Reyes
We went on a Saturday around 1pm,line was already long at the entrance. It took us 30 mins to get in and paid our fees which was $20 for a day use. The location where we at was on south drive next to Muir point campground near the Duck cove. We stayed to watched the sunset and also able to capture the strawberry moon which I thought was just a regular fullmoon. It was a lovely evening to spend such a relaxing time with friends and family.
Vilma Torres
Wonderful place to go camping and to visit for a day. My kids love it.