Stockton State Park Marina

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The clear blue waters of Stockton Lake make Stockton State Park an ideal destination for water recreation. The 24,900-acre Stockton Lake was created when the U.S. Army Corps of Engineers completed a dam across the Sac River near Stockton in 1970. Since then, the lake has become a favorite spot for fishing, swimming, skiing, scuba diving, and especially sailing. The open topography of the area allows a dependable southwest breeze for sailing.
Stockton State Park offers a beautiful area that is wonderful for bird watching, viewing wildlife, fishing, exercising, and enjoying the beauty of nature.
If you're feeling adventurous, take sailing lessons at our American Sailing Association (ASA) 2009 Top Ranked Sailing School. Captain and Instructor Larry Strait (named Outstanding Instructor of the year by ASA for 2009) and Instructor Ben Jagears will teach you how to navigate the waters of pristine Stockton Lake and you will be sailing in no time!

After a fun-filled day of activity, visitors can relax and camp under the stars at one of the park's basic or electric campsites, or rent a log camper cabin, or duplex cabins with kitchenettes.
Check our SPECIALS page for two outstanding money saving offers for you! These specials will help you have the perfect pre back-to-school getaway!

Thank you to all volunteers, sponsors, and participants who joined us for the
1st Annual "Havin' A Crappie Day 5k and 1 Mile Fun Run/Walk".
You helped us make this event a huge success! Thank you for helping us raise funds to implement a trail system into the park! This trail system will provide opportunities for learning, family enjoyment, recreation, and fitness.
Join us on Saturday, April 09, 2011 for the 2nd Annual "Havin' A Crappie Day 5k & 1 Mile Fun Run/Walk". More details will soon be posted to our EVENTS page. We hope you'll bring a few friends and become a part of a new tradition!
View results for the 2010 race at www.omrr.org.