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Lighthouse Resort & Marina |
151 Brannon Island Road
Isleton, California 95641
(916) 777-5511 • Fax (916) 777-6120
Resort No. 1851 • Pacific Time
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Open year-round
High-Use Seasonal Period: Memorial Day weekend through Labor Day
weekend
Sites: 114 Full / 100 Partial / 26 Dry
Maximum Electrical: 30 amps / 50 amps (fee)
Maximum RV Length: 40 ft.
Directions:
From I-5 north of Stockton, take Hwy 12 west. Just past second drawbridge,
take Brannon Island Rd. 3 miles to resort.
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Facilities and Amenities |
Trailers, Sleep 8, $80-$140;
Patio boats - Call Park Office
Reservation Requirements: Check in: 3 PM, Check out:
11 AM. Reservations are required and must be made up to 30 days
in advance. No reservations will be accepted for major holidays.
Notes: Must bring own linens, towels and soap. Pets must
be leashed. No guns to be used on property. No mini-bikes or
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This resort offers clubhouse
with an activity center, arts and crafts center, spa, game room,
and TV. There is also a marina, restaurant, laundry facilities,
24-hour security, swimming, fishing, water skiing, boat dock
and ramp, boat rentals, horseshoes, basketball, volleyball,
and bingo. Dump station.
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Located almost in the middle of the world-famous
Sacramento “Delta,” Lighthouse Marina offers its visitors
a multitude of boating, fishing, and hunting experiences. The Delta,
sometimes referred to as the Everglades of the West, is a rich farmland
with more than 1,000 miles of waterways and hundreds of islands
with historical towns. Houseboating and rafting are favorite ways
of exploring this sportsman’s paradise.
An important wine-producing center, nearby Lodi has more than a
dozen wineries and features a wine show and festival in the spring
and fall each year. Just to the south of the resort is Stockton,
the first of California’s two inland seaports. The home of
the University of the Pacific, Stockton is connected with San Francisco
by a channel 60 miles long and 37 feet deep. Boating and fishing
are available in the 1,000 miles of navigable inland waters of the
San Joaquin waterways. Honoring its favorite vegetable, the city
holds an annual spring Asparagus Festival complete with an auto
show, craft booths, live entertainment, and an asparagus recipe
contest.
Only an hour’s drive to the north are the tree-lined boulevards
and elegant Victorian homes of Sacramento, the state’s capital
city. The State Capitol building was built in 1860-74 and is noted
for its dome that rises 210 feet above the street. The interior
houses historical art exhibits, murals, and statuary. Plants, shrubs,
and trees from all over the world have been planted in the park
that surrounds the building.
Of interest to many of the visitors to Sacramento is the California
Vietnam Veteran’s Memorial with 22 black granite panels memorializing
5,822 of California’s dead and missing. Built entirely by donations,
the $2.5 million project displays exquisite full-relief bronze figures
depicting the realities of daily life during the Vietnam conflict. |
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