The self-proclaimed Zinfandel Capital of the World — Delta-side RV parks near historic Lodi vineyards.
9 RV parks · 5 nearby wineries
Lodi is the self-proclaimed Zinfandel Capital of the World — a warm, Delta-influenced wine region just south of Sacramento, where some of California's oldest, head-trained Zinfandel vines still produce rich, concentrated fruit. The Lodi AVA is one of the most diverse in the state, growing more than 100 grape varieties across its sandy, Mediterranean soils.
RV travelers find Lodi affordable, accessible and relaxed. The region's RV parks cluster around the Sacramento–San Joaquin Delta, offering full-hookup sites, marina access and waterfront views within a short drive of the Lodi Wine & Visitor Center and family-owned estates like Michael David and Jessie's Grove. It's a low-key, value-driven alternative to the coastal wine regions.
9 curated parks near Lodi wineries.
Lodi, California
A modern, full-service RV resort in Lodi with spacious paved sites and convenient access to Lodi Wine Country, Interstate 5, restaurants, and local attractions.
From $85/night · 100 sites · Full hookups
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A large family-oriented RV resort and campground near the Sacramento–San Joaquin Delta, featuring RV sites, cabins, water recreation, activities, and entertainment.
From $60/night · 300 sites · Full hookups
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The perfect mix of outdoor recreation and scenic beauty, Ko-Ket Resort is the ultimate RV camping experience just minutes from the historical charm of Walnut Grove. The stunning river views and fun community activities offer a summer camp vibe for all ages.
From $59/night · 80 sites · Full hookups
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A city-operated RV camping area beside Lodi Lake and the Mokelumne River. This is primarily designed for organized weekend group camping rather than conventional daily campground reservations.
From $32/night · 16 sites · Full hookups
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Tucked along the winding Sacramento Delta, Delta Shores Resort & Marina blends the beauty of the outdoors with the comfort of modern resort living. Choose from spacious RV sites with full hookups, cozy vacation cottages, or tent camping sites surrounded by California's natural charm.
From $59/night · 195 sites · Full hookups
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A waterfront RV campground and marina on the San Joaquin River, approximately 20–25 minutes from central Lodi and its wineries.
From $55/night · 32 sites · Full hookups
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A small waterfront RV park within Village West Marina, offering concrete pads, full hookups, and convenient access to the San Joaquin Delta.
From $50/night · 22 sites · Full hookups
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A gated RV resort between Stockton and Manteca with full-hookup sites and convenient access to Highway 99 and Interstate 5. It is roughly 25–30 minutes from Lodi.
From $55/night · 100 sites · Full hookups
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A wooded RV campground near Manteca with a quieter, more natural setting while remaining within driving distance of Lodi Wine Country.
From $50/night · 72 sites · Full hookups
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Zinfandel & Cabernet
Gateway to Lodi wine region
5 miles from Lodi Lake — Rotary RV Camping Area
Visit wineryJessie's Grove Winery
Zinfandel & Cabernet
Historic Lodi vineyard
6 miles from Lodi Lake — Rotary RV Camping Area
Visit wineryBorra Vineyards
Zinfandel & Barbera
Italian varietals in Lodi
7 miles from Lodi Lake — Rotary RV Camping Area
Visit wineryMichael David Winery
Zinfandel & Petite Sirah
Family-owned Lodi winery
8 miles from Lodi Lake — Rotary RV Camping Area
Visit wineryHarney Lane Winery
Zinfandel & Syrah
Award-winning Lodi producer
10 miles from Lodi Lake — Rotary RV Camping Area
Visit wineryLodi is California's most underrated wine-country RV destination — affordable, flat, easy to navigate and just 35–45 minutes south of Sacramento. The region grows more than 100 grape varieties across its sandy, Mediterranean-influenced soils, but it is most famous for its old-vine Zinfandel. Some of the head-trained Zinfandel vines here are more than a century old, producing rich, concentrated, peppery reds that rival any in the state at a fraction of the Napa price.
The RV parks cluster around the Sacramento–San Joaquin Delta, which gives Lodi a waterfront character unique among wine regions. Several parks offer marina access, fishing decks and sunset views over the water — you can literally fall asleep to the sound of the Delta from your full-hookup site. The flat terrain makes for easy big-rig driving and roomy pull-through sites, and the convenient Highway 99 and Interstate 5 access puts you within a short drive of the Lodi Wine & Visitor Center and family-owned estates like Michael David, Jessie's Grove and Harney Lane.
Lodi's winery culture is family-owned and unpretentious. Many tasting rooms are walk-in friendly, affordable or even free, and you'll often pour with the growers themselves. The Lodi Wine & Visitor Center is the natural starting point, offering flights that span the region's diverse varieties. Summer is hot — regularly in the 90s and occasionally over 100°F — so choose a waterfront or shaded site with 50-amp service and plan tastings for cooler mornings and evenings. Spring and fall offer the most comfortable weather, and winter brings the lowest rates and quietest tasting rooms.
Vineyard bud break and mild 65–80°F days. Delta wildflowers and comfortable, uncrowded tasting rooms.
Hot, dry days in the 90s–100s. Marina and waterfront RV parks are at their best; plan tastings for cooler mornings and evenings.
Lodi's famous Zinfandel pick. Warm days, golden old-vine vineyards and active crush at the family wineries.
Quiet, green and mild with daytime temps in the 50s–60s. The lowest RV rates and easiest tasting access.
Lodi offers affordable, accessible RV parks with full hookups, many on the Sacramento–San Joaquin Delta with marina and waterfront access. Most parks are big-rig friendly and conveniently located near Highway 99 and Interstate 5. The flat Delta terrain makes for easy driving and roomy sites.
Lodi is the self-proclaimed Zinfandel Capital of the World, famous for its old-vine Zinfandel. The region also grows more than 100 varieties including Cabernet Sauvignon, Petite Sirah, Syrah and Barbera.
Lodi is about a 35–45 minute drive south of Sacramento, making it one of the most accessible wine regions for RV travelers in California's Central Valley.
Yes. Most Lodi-area RV parks offer full hookups, pull-through sites and big-rig-friendly layouts on the flat Delta terrain, with convenient Highway 99 and Interstate 5 access.
Yes. Lodi is a value-driven alternative to Napa and Sonoma, with lower RV site rates, affordable or free tastings, and a relaxed, family-owned winery culture.
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