Don Castro Regional Recreation Area

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No

The park opens early but to get into the water they open at 11 a.m.

Trout, bass, catfish, and bluegill. Good luck!

if all that

I don't see why not. If you want to get technical, you can go to the website and see if you need a permit but many people take pictures.

$5 parking, $2-3 per person in the beach.

Being more specific, I was referring to the aquatic area.

I do not think I've just gone on field day

No

Yes they allow dogs

Yes it is open but only on Saturdays and Sundays

There are spots for reservation if you're going on a weekend I would definitely advise it weekdays it's pretty relaxed you can usually find a spot

No longer need reservations open to all

Closed during renovation Open soon

No. There is no water in the pool area. However, you can go fishing there in the lake.

No

Yeah mainly carp

Yes you can still fish but you need a license you can also get day passes if you don't wanna buy a license.

No

No not yet. It will remain closed until next year.

It is a picnic park

Jesse yes ! They have a dog fee I believe of 2 dollars.

Between 10 -11am but you have to get to line up for a good place

Yes

If you can take the dogs

From 11am to 6pm but they take you out of the water at 5:30 p.m.

We were there 2 weeks ago and noticed a sign on the swimming lagoon stating it was closed for renovations and Crow Canyon was the next nearest swimming lagoon open.

Qyquanku

Yes

They charge $ 5 for parking, and if you enter the pool they charge $ 5 per adult and $ 3 per child.

No

As far as I know yes there are pits for bbq, I didn't explore the whole area at Don Castro. Walked around a bit and sat watching the geese.

Yes. Its catfish season now and there are also carp. Trout season is coming.

No

No

No air pumps supplied...I don't think ...

Inside the lake it is not allowed.

First come first serve i think

10:00 pm

The park is open however the swim lagoon is not open for the season yet

Usually free..depends on the park rangers if they get there before park opens to charge. Then there are days it's just free all day expect swimming area.

Yes in the off peak months. In the peak months, parking costs something ($5 or so) but you can walk in for free

22400 woodroe , 94541

Trout, bass, catfish, etc...same you'd find at any other bay area lake

It's also only open during the summer season

No closed on Holidays😢