The Cache Creek Middle Site provides 45 individual camp sites, 4 large group camp sites, 2 restroom buildings, large turf areas, a playground, numerous picnic tables, showers (fee required), a day-use parking area (parking fee required), and rural pedestrian access to Cache Creek all within the beautiful rural setting of the Cache Creek Canyon. The Cache Creek Middle Site is also the Yolo County Campground. Please plan your visit carefully and enjoy the rural beauty of the area safely. Potable water is NOT available and cellular phones typically do not work within the canyon parks. This site is popular for rafting vendors during the summer and may be in heavy use during the morning hours on weekends. The upper park site has a large parking area (use fee required), educational environmental kiosk panels, a restroom and rural access to Cache Creek and the native riparian habitat. This park occupies the most north westerly corner of Yolo County along Cache Creek at the western edge of the Cache Creek Canyon area. BLM managed lands within the Berryessa Snow Mountain National Monument include the Cache Creek Wilderness and much of the Cache Creek Natural Area.Ĭache Creek was named by early French-Canadian trappers and the water in the creek originates from Clear Lake in adjacent Lake County. The Cache Creek Lower Park Site provides rural access to over 54,000 acres of adjacent Federal Bureau of Land Management (BLM) property, including the popular Blue Ridge Trial. The Regional Park provides access to the Berryessa Snow Mountain National Monument, which is comprised of over 330,000 acres of the California Coast Ranges spanning Yolo, Napa, Solano, Lake, Colusa, Glenn and Mendocino counties. The three park use areas offer a range of activities such as white water rafting, rural hiking, kayaking, fishing, and nature walks. The Regional Park is divided into three use areas: the Cache Creek Upper Park Site, the Cache Creek Middle Campground Park Site, and the Cache Creek Lower Park Site.

The Regional Park sits in the beautiful Cache Creek Canyon area, with peaks reaching higher than 2,200 feet in elevation. Cache Creek Canyon Regional Park, located approximately 6 miles north of the town of Rumsey along State Highway 16, provides over 600 acres of natural wilderness consisting of oak woodlands, pines, grassland meadows with cottonwoods, rushes, sedges and similar riparian habitat at the creek edges.

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