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 Want Waterfront?Snug Harbor in the Sacramento River Delta, on Steamboat Slough - waterfront cottages and RV sites with dock space available right infront of your site! Let the boat captain have a vacation too! 3356 Snug Harbor Drive, Ryer Island off State Route 84 near Rio Vista and Walnut Grove, Clarksburg and Isleton Miners Slough bridge is SR 84 and the only way to get to Ryer Island if you are pulling or driving a large RV. If you are traveling in a vehicle, we suggest you take a scenic route to the J-Mac Ferry, State Route 220, which connects Ryer Island and Grand Island. Since cell phone maps and GPS do not work well in the Delta region, we suggest you go to our MAPS page and print out directionstosnugharbor.pdf or use the mobile-designed map website for the Delta when on the road: DeltaCalifornia.com Mail: Walnut Grove, California 95690 916-775-1455 Snug Harbor is one of the few truly waterfront or riverfront privately-owned parks in the amazing Sacramento San Joaquin River Delta area of Northern California, near the smaller Delta towns of Rio Vista, Walnut Grove, Isleton, Locke, and of course, the largest city is Sacramento which is 36 miles northeast of us. We are also a 15 minute drive from the Delta wine tasting region in Clarksburg, or 25 minutes from the Lodi wine tasting region or 60 minutes from the Napa Valley region! Video about Snug Harbor and location in the Delta SnugHarbor.pdf   Snug Harbor is truly Waterfront...not behind a levee, as shown from the aerial photo looking north on Steamboat Slough. 3356 Snug Harbor Drive Walnut Grove, CA 95690 (where is Snug Harbor Drive?) Snug Harbor is a peninsula off Ryer Island on Steamboat Slough . In All cases Please print out and use our own Delta Map as TomTom and other GPS seem to get very, very confused in the Delta! Snug Harbor's motto: "There are no strangers here, only family, old friends and newly-found friends!
We've got water. We can
offer great waterfront rental
cabins and RV sites and tent sites because
its the fresh water from the Sacramento River here on Steamboat Slough.
WIFI
available from the docks, marina,
and most RV and Snuggle Inn sites.go to:
About Snug Harbor .""
Snug Harbor offers the following unique amenities on an island setting in the beautiful Historic Region of the California Delta:
*Waterfront rental cabins
we call "Snuggle Inns"
that make the perfect get-away setting for family reunions, small
business retreats and even small weddings! 2007 update: several brand
new very nice manufactured homes have been installed waterfront
looking onto Steamboat Slough, by the sandy swim beach.
*Waterfront
&
water
view RV sites
with water & electric hook-ups-available
for stays of 2 nights or longer *Open berths and side ties to 60' for powerboats, sailboats and houseboats
Summer office
& store hours: Week days 9:00
to 5:00, with extended hour on Friday and Saturday if needed. Staff
onsite to assist customers with after-hours check-in. We
have ice, bait, sodas, sundries, munchies, frozen lunch foods, chips,
condiments, breakfast foods, fruit juices, charcoal, fire wood and more.
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December, 2019. The J-Mac ferry is back at the ferry landing, but is not expected to start running until the cable is hooked up, ferry tested. Hopefully by December 7th access to Ryer Island via the J-Mac ferry will be open again! In the meantime, only staff and leaseholders and their guests are allowed onsite. We are not accepting requests for short stays for the month of December. Please go to the RESERVATIONS page to make reservations for 2020 dates. .  Salmon
finally in the North Delta waterways! This 15 pound salmon was
caught 10/12 by Stacy of Sacramento infront of the Snug Harbor gas dock
area on Steamboat SloughNote, neither ferry is running, so you need to use Miners Slough bridge onto Ryer Island to get to Snug Harbor. When on the road use dot.ca.gov which is the CalTrans website that is supposed to show which bridges and ferrys have blocked access currently. You can also go to http://deltacalifornia.com and look for the North Delta-Snug Harbor-Ryer Island map. Note also that some bridges in the Delta are being inspected day or night on various days, so those bridges also block traffic. We very strongly advise you to plan to come to the Delta via Jefferson Blvd from West Sacramento, or via Walnut Grove Road off Hwy 5. If traveling on Hwy 12 expect delays. Reservations required for our waterfront rental cottages and RV sites. No day use or tent sites available. We also offer long term leases and covered berths. To book a reservation, Go to RESERVATIONS To estimate the cost of coming onsite for a few days or a week, go to RESERVATIONS Please check with CALTRANS to see when the Rio Vista Ferry is or is not working. 510-622-0120 see video summer 2018 drove views see slideshow of summer fun (with sound) New slideshow Yes! We do have waterfront RV sites for lease for longer term stays! Go to our leases page.   New video of drone view and summers at Snug Harbor just uploated: see video summer 2018 drove views see slideshow of summer fun (with sound) New slideshow   Please check out a new resource for visitors to the Delta region of California! You can use http://DeltaCalifornia.com various maps of the Delta to find your way around, since cell phone maps tend to change or scramble Delta names and places. See reports here. |
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photos from the 1940-1950's at Snug Harbor and the family who provided these talked about the fun times as cousins jumping from the docks and fishing for catfish with grandpa showing them how to skin the fish. This is the place to create lifelong memories for sure! Above is the 1950's office & store (see more 1950's) 1949deltamap.pdf |
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