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Quick Facts

New Hogan Camping

Length of Stay:	14 Days
Number of Sites:	219 Campsites Including Boat-in Only Sites
Reservation Phone Number:	877-444-6777
Reservation Status:	Accepted
Reservation System:	National Reservation System
Reservation Website:	www.reserveusa.com

General Description

New Hogan Lake, 4,400 surface acres, providing flood protection, irrigation and recreation to the city of Stockton

Copyright: US Army Corps of Engineers
New Hogan Lake, 4,400 surface acres, providing flood protection, irrigation and recreation to the city of Stockton

New Hogan offers 189 campsites in its three developed campgrounds. Acorn East and Acorn West have hot showers and flush toilets while Oak Knoll is more primitive. A group campground is also available at Coyote Point. Seventy percent of these campsites and the group campground are available by reservation. Additionally, there are 30 boat-in campsites at Deer Flat available on a first-come, first-served basis from May through September.

New Hogan also offers an interpretive trail, amphitheater, bike trails, equestrian trails, fishing cleaning station, and more.

Directions from Stockton, CA: Acorn East & West Campgrounds: Go 30 miles east on Highway 26. Turn right on Hogan Dam Road. Go 1 mile. Follow signs.

Directions from Lodi, CA: Acorn East & West Campgrounds: Go 30 miles east on Highway 12. Turn right at Valley Springs. Go 1 mile on Hwy. 26. Turn left on Hogan Dam Road. Proceed 1 mile. Follow signs.

Directions from Stockton, CA: Oak Knoll Campground: Go 30 miles east on HWY 26. Turn right on Hogan Dam Road, half a mile prior to reaching Valley Springs. Proceed 1 mile to New Hogan Lake. Follow signs.

Directions from Lodi, CA: Oak Knoll Campground: Go 30 miles east on Hwy. 12. Turn right Hwy 26 at Valley Springs. Proceed 1 mile to Hogan Dam Road. Turn right and follow signs.

Seasonal Information:
Normally Accessible: Year-round (NOTE: Acorn East, Acorn West, Oak Knoll) . Normally Accessible: May through September (NOTE: Boat-in Campsites) .

Fee Information

Type	Price	Remarks
Group Site Fee	Call for Current Fee
Campsite	Call for Current Fee	April 1 - September 30
Campsite	Call for Current Fee	October 1 - March 31
Campsite	Call for Current Fee	Boat-in Only
Boat Launching	Call for Current Fee	Free with camping

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Recreation Opportunities

Activity		Remarks	On Site
	Camping	New Hogan Camping	Yes
	Nature Study	New Hogan Lake	Yes
	Fishing	Stripers, Bass, Crappie, Bluegill, Catfish	Yes
	Group Camping	Coyote Point	Yes
	Horseback Riding	New Hogan Lake	Yes
	Bird Identification	Bald Eagles	Yes
	Mountain Biking	New Hogan Lake	Yes
	Waterskiing & Other Water Sports	50 Miles of Shoreline	Yes

More Information

Visitor Information:

U.S. Army Corps of Engineers, New Hogan Lake, 2713 Hogan Dam Road , Valley Springs, CA, 95252, Phone: 209-772-1343, Fax: 209-772-9352, newhogan-info@spk.usace.army.mil