Loved seeing all the salmon babies. Not a lot of fish on the ladder. Wasn't able to get in to see…read morethe actual process

The fish hatchery itself is a neat little informative spot where you can learn all about the fish…read moreand walk through the hatchery to see the fish at different stages. It's interesting to do and we have walked through many times. Just as enjoyable, though, are the nature areas just before the hatchery and the river access. We like to come here to enjoy the sounds of the water and take short walks with our dog. It's really a lovely place to stop for an hour or two and just enjoy the peace and quiet. The trails are very short but they do have picnic tables and we have enjoyed a nice lunch here by the lake as well. I think a more fitting name would be the Mokelumne Fish Hatchery and nature area because we happened upon this location by chance but I am so glad we did. We probably make the drive here 3-5 times a year and it is definitely worth checking out if you are in the area.

Drove out here to get some lunch on River Road…read more I noticed a dock here. Walked down and found it. I was exploring the Delta and I tried to find this dock two years ago but gps was not being kind. This is a free dock. Boat House boat storage down the street charges to dock. No fishing allowed from dock. Great find.

Just a nice simple dock to go fishing off, or launch a kayak. Parking on the road is limited, and…read moreit's some serious stairs down to the dock, but it's never crowded when I've been there. Bring a chair, a rod and some food and enjoy the day.

Not going to lie, they are more entertaining than before definitely going to be coming more often!read more

Nice enough place. No cell service. Do Not purchase in park WIFI extremely spotty at best with well…read moreover 90 percent failure rate. Will be charging back the fee to my credit card provider.

My family and I have been coming to this lake campground for years, and we always enjoy our…read morevisits.The campsites are spacious and relaxing, making it a wonderful place to disconnect from daily life and spend quality time with family. We also love seeing the many animals and wildlife around the campground, which adds to the experience. Having showers available and water access at the campsite is very convenient and appreciated. While we continue to enjoy staying here, there are a few areas that could be improved. It would be helpful if staff were more responsive when guests call for assistance during their stay. The restroom doors could use repairs, and the restrooms would benefit from more frequent cleaning and maintenance. Better guidance for visitors when locating their campsites would also make the check-in process smoother, especially for first-time guests. Overall, this is a beautiful and enjoyable campground with great potential. With a few improvements in customer service and facility maintenance, it could provide an even better experience for all visitors.

If you're coming here to relax and have fun, I'd recommend looking elsewhere. This place has become…read moreoverwhelmed with rules and restrictions, and the rangers seem more focused on policing campers than creating a welcoming experience. I used to come here every year, but after this trip, we'll never be back. Don't try to sneak alcohol, they do check and they will walk around your campsite every 10 mins. The rangers constantly patrol campsites and frequently show up unannounced, making it hard to enjoy your stay. We were kicked out of our campsite because they found a beer on our table. (Yes, we were aware no alcohol, but cmon we're camping)! Then we were told to be out by 8:00 AM the next morning. We were already packed up and actively loading our vehicle when a ranger approached us at 8:01 AM and immediately accused us of trespassing. Instead of handling the situation professionally, he told us to "hurry up and pack your stuff, and get the fuck out" and stop "lollygagging." We were literally in the process of leaving. These american rangers were on a power trip, super entitled, thinking they're above the law and talking to us like we were animals, if not worse. So in other words, they must really love their jobs, or they're unhappy with their lives. The entire experience felt unnecessarily hostile and aggressive. Being nice will go a long way. We were super nice and respectful and didn't argue back. Wish we got the same energy back. There are plenty of other campgrounds where visitors are treated with respect.

This walking path/trail access has a lot to offer! We came on a day after the rain so it was a bit…read moremuddy and cold. But we wanted to check out the area. It's located in the La Riviera drive neighborhood. There's also a nice bike path and I think in the drier season it would be great to explore. During the winter there's a lot of muddy areas. We also saw an entry point into the river to bring out your kayak.

It was a super hot day in the area and we decided to come here to cool off. Well, it did not work…read moretoo well. It was still uncomfortably hot, and it seemed unsafe based on the crowd. Pass.

can't say enough good things about Tom at Get The Net Fishing…read more I called him in the morning and asked if he happened to be free that same afternoon. It was my son Adam's 11th birthday, and our original plans had fallen through. Tom didn't hesitate. He said he was available and we made a plan to meet at Browns Ravine. From the second we met him at the boat, he was awesome. Laid back. Easy to talk to. He immediately made Adam feel comfortable. Adam is a smart kid but he's naturally shy. Somehow Tom had him talking, laughing, and fully engaged within minutes. He was patient, cracked jokes all day, and took the time to really teach him. Not just how to cast, but how to fish. Adam learned how to clean, gut, and bonk the fish properly. Tom explained everything in a way that made it fun and interesting. We've taken our own boat out on Folsom Lake plenty of times and never caught a single fish. Not even a bite. Within minutes of being out with Tom, Adam was getting bites. He caught his first rainbow trout. Then a second. Then a third. We ended up catching a bunch of fish. On the drive home Adam looked at me and said it was the best birthday he's ever had. That says it all. If you want someone who truly knows Folsom Lake and has fished it for 30 years, Tom is your guy. I highly recommend him.

Captain Tom runs an absolutely top-notch guide service. From the moment we launched, it was clear…read morehe knows these waters inside and out. He was patient, knowledgeable, and genuinely passionate about making sure everyone had a great experience -- whether you're brand new to fishing or have been doing it for years. Get the Net Fishing Guide Service is 100% the one to book. Highly recommend -- we'll definitely be back.

Great spot to Glamp... I mean that's what we do when we go! They also host an amazing event called…read moreHogs and Hulas. They have full hook ups and even a shower and bathroom area. The person running it is also great. Oh and great shaded area!

Campground atmosphere with water and electric hook ups. Plenty of space and creek nearby.read more