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Frank Raines Regional Park

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Frank Raines Regional Park offers camping near Patterson, CA, with terrain featuring rugged hills and open spaces. The area experiences temperatures ranging from the 40s in winter to the 90s in summer. Nearby attractions include the Diablo Range for hiking and the San Luis Reservoir for water activities.

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Location

Frank Raines Regional Park is located in California

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Directions

From jct I-5 & Del Puerto Canyon Rd (exit 434): Go 17 mi W on Del Puerto Canyon Rd.

Address

3800 Cornucopia Way
Patterson, CA 95358

Coordinates

37.42358212 N
121.37971836 W

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Access

  • Drive-In
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Site Types

  • Tent Sites
  • RV Sites

Features

For Campers

  • Picnic Table
  • Drinking Water
  • Electric Hookups
  • Toilets
  • Pets
  • Fires

For Vehicles

  • Sanitary Dump
  • Sewer Hookups
  • Water Hookups

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Reviewed May. 29, 2018

Frank Raines and the OHV Park

There are actually two camp areas. There are two or three small sites at Frank Raines proper. As you turn into the park turn left and on the other side of the old softball field there are a few fire rings in the oak trees. I'm not sure where you go to pay for these but you occasionally see people camping there. There are porta johns in the area but the water is signed as not drinkable so bring your own.... or drive up to the Adobe Spring faucet at the 18 mile mark and fill your water jugs.

Just up the road is the OHV park with a large campground with bathrooms, tables, electrical hook ups, tables, flush toilets and fire rings. Lots of flat spots for rv and trailers and a hall you can rent out for events. It's also a popular OHV area so expect a lot of activity and noise at all times of the day.

Neither spot has drinkable water according to the signage, there is water, but you're not supposed to drink it.

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Frequently Asked Questions

What camping facilities are available at Frank Raines OHV Park?

Frank Raines Regional Park offers two distinct camping areas. The main OHV Park area likely includes standard campground facilities for off-highway vehicle enthusiasts. Additionally, there's a smaller camping section at Frank Raines proper, featuring two or three sites located in the oak trees near an old softball field. These sites include basic fire rings. For specific information about amenities such as restrooms, water availability, or hookups, it's advisable to contact the park directly before your visit to confirm current facilities and any reservation requirements.

Where is Frank Raines OHV Park located and how do I get there?

Frank Raines OHV Park is located in Stanislaus County, California. To reach the park, you'll need to follow directions to the main entrance. Upon arrival at the park entrance, you'll find that the campground areas are divided into two sections. For the smaller camping area, turn left at the park entrance and look for the sites positioned beyond the old softball field among the oak trees. For the most current directions and road conditions, especially if you're bringing OHV equipment, contact the Stanislaus County Parks department before your trip.

What are the reviews and ratings for Frank Raines OHV Park?

Frank Raines OHV Park receives moderate ratings from visitors, with particular appreciation for its dual camping options. The park appears to be a functional destination for OHV enthusiasts looking for recreation opportunities in the area. The smaller camping area with sites nestled among oak trees offers a more natural setting for those who prefer it. Visitors should note that the payment system for the smaller sites might not be immediately obvious, so it's worth checking with park management about proper procedures upon arrival. The park serves its purpose as a regional OHV recreation area with basic camping facilities.