Vieira’s Resort

Stayed in their largest cabin. Beds and bath were very clean and set up as nice as a 5 star hote. My bed was comfortable, my friend said hers was hardl. My biggest disappointment and info they did not share was the kitchen. We had a full kitchen and normally when it states «full Kitchen». One assumes it is a Complete kitchen with all necessary utensils. There was a incomplete set of dishes, and silverware. No Bowls for salad or mixing, no spatula, no large spoon, no pots or frying pan. This really left us stranded as we didn’t bring pot, pans, spatula, serving spoon to cook or serve. You’d think these are BASICs.

Pleasant and quiet for tent camping. Shower looses pressure but very hot. Only one toilet in restroom and not lighted at night so bring your flashlight. Restaurant bar open at night with variety on the menu. Unfortunately no swimming area, the so called beach area is too rocky and muddy to walk in.

First time here and will not be the last. Great prices. Friendly staff and full hook up sites that were great. Making plans again. Pet and kid friendly.

Our family has been coming here for years. Always clean. Staff is friendly as far as I see. Yes, they charge for launch fees, and this, and that and so on. Name a business that doesn’t. It is clean, quiet and from what I see very little problems. You pay for all those accommodations.

Horrible! They charge you for everything!!! Parking when u launch a boat, parking for camping, even for each effin kayaks! The camp space is soo close to each other, its noisy and the old lady at the bait shop is such a b… i dont know if u cud swear on a review. But dont go to this place!

As somebody has mentioned in a prior tip, this is the hidden gem of the Delta… although I can’t really compare it to other RV parks on the Delta since this is my first trip to the Delta…
We came here on the 4^th of July weekend and we had a blast. I was a bit disappointed they didn’t put the events for the 4^th on their website or facebook page. So… if you’re coming here on the 4^th, bring decorations and a bike or electric vehicle to decorate. There is a parade that goes on. They also do a mini fireworks display at the beach on the 4^th. It was perfect for my 4 year old daughter.
So, now for the pro’s and cons…
PROS:
— Shaded park with mature trees.
— If you get a few spots, you can stagger your RVs so you and your group have room.
— ½ of the spots back up to the large field so you have a lot of room and can easily watch your kids play on the nicely maintained grass. There is a half basketball court too for the kids to play on.
— The RV park store has just about everything you forgot… seriously. They even have kids toys for very reasonable prices.
— Reasonably price ($ 37/​night with power and water)
— Easy to get to from I-​5.
— Staff is very friendly and helpful.
CONS:
— They overcharged me one night. I still have to call and have them fix it. However, upon checkout the girl told me they would mail me a check. :)
— If you’re camping by yourself and cannot stagger your RVs, you’re kinda packed in there…
— My wifi password and login didn’t work. It said someone was already using it. But, I didn’t bother to notify the park so I’m partially to blame…

I agree with the reviewer from Fremont. They really need to do something about the boat launch and parking. Beware of loading your boat at low tide.

This one is for all of my fellow NorCal RVers. Our family just returned from Viera’s Resort in Isleton, CA and I must say that we have already started planning our next trip back.
I was planning a last-​minute end of summer weekend trip for our family. We weren’t sure where we wanted to go but we knew two things: we didn’t want to go too far and we wanted to stay somewhere on the water. Being a last minute trip most of the places that I checked were completely booked or they had received some horrible reviews. I found this place on a recommendation from my brother-​in-​law who fishes the area quite frequently and while he had never camped there he had fished there and said it appeared to clean and well maintained.
When I called to check availability I was greeted by a friendly staff member who was more than helpful. She explained that they had many sites to choose from and recommended site 14. She answered all of my questions, explained the park fees and took my reservation.
Campsites range from tent sites (water and electric only) for $ 34 per night to full hookup (water, electric 30 & 50 amp, and sewer) for $ 36 per night. Now I know what you are thinking, «What is the actual cost per night (i.e. reservation fees, taxes, etc)?» but that IS the price with no hidden fees!
This isn’t your typical KOA or Thousand Trails campground but that being said you definitely get more than you pay for without paying the KOA prices. They have a well maintained swim beach with LOTS of shade and it is roped off from the main channel. My wife and I were able to relax and watch our kids play without worrying about them being swept away by the current. There are some great spots to fish as well as a live bait and tackle shop and a fish cleaning station which was also kept very clean. Next to the beach is a two lane boat launch as well as a gas dock. Behind the partial hookup sites there was a large grass field and a basketball court. There was also plenty of room for the kids to ride their bikes. There is a group camping area complete with 4 RV hookups, a large BBQ, a refrigerator and a private beach and boat dock.
For the non campers they have fully furnished cabins for rent. The bathroom and shower facilities are more than adequate and very clean. As is common there is a small convenience store located at the entrance. There is also a restaurant/​bar which looked like a nice place to grab a bite.
The map gives a general layout of the campground. If you like the morning sun as you enjoy your coffee outside I would recommend sites 1 – 6 or 13 – 18. If you would rather watch the sunset as you start your campfire than I would recommend 7 – 12 or 19 – 24. Sites 25 – 47 are very close together. I would only recommend staying here if you are camping with a large group.
The campground does allow fires but you must bring your own fire pit. The tent sites have BBQs but the RV sites do not. However there is a large picnic area next to the beach that does have BBQs if you are in need of one.
Overall this resort provided a great camping experience for our family. The seclusion of the area paired with the short drive and reasonable prices made for a relaxing time without spending an arm and a leg or driving five hours just to set up camp in the dark.
I give Viera’s Resort four out of five bug zappers! (Would have gotten five if they had fire pits.)

We moved to Vieira’s Resort when we discovered Brannen Island State Park no longer offers boat slips. We really enjoyed the quaint little RV area with a huge well groomed grass area close by to walk and play with our dogs. They have a leash rule for dogs, but they don’t seem to complain about loose dogs if your dogs are behaving, which we loved. We docked our boat in an uncovered slip, and electricity was provided — another plus. The office staff in the grocery store were very friendly and accommodating. And, the free Wifi worked very well. The only downfall was that it was hot, and it looked like they had just majorly trimmed the trees in the RV full hook-​up area recently — so shade in that area was minimal. We ran our air conditioner a lot. Fortunately, it won’t take long for the trees to grow back. There were big trees and a lot of shade in the RV area that only has electric and water hook ups. The sites backing the grassy area in that section looked very nice. Although not a fancy place — Vieira’s is a great place to stay for fishing and relaxing, and the staff working there were great. And, they’re in a prime fishing area — plus, plus, plus! We have reservations to go back next month!

We go to Vieira’s every August for 10 days. We always have a great time. Kevin and the staff are nice and friendly. The campground is very well maintained and they are truly good people.

This was my third time there first with a RV, my family and I love it there it’s a great location for boating and the people and security are very friendly. It is clean and quite, I will continue to return.

WE HAD SO MUCH FUN! This was only our second trip with our first trailer, and the security guy lead us to our site, talked us through backing in, hooked up our sewer, and stayed until we were all set up. All of the staff there was super nice and really accommodating. Yah, it’s not a swanky KOA, and there’s no fancy play ground for the kids, but the grassy area is really nice and there are a lot of shade trees. The «trashy mobile home park» was actually really cute, they all had nice yards and gardens and a lot of the homes were permanent real construction, not mobiles. We had a late lunch at the restaurant and had good food and great service. We will be back for sure!

This has got to be one of the best hidden gems of an RV park in the Delta. The park is not fancy but the office staff bend over backwards for you. Hospitality means everything. Sites are a little tight if you have a very large RV but able to accomodate big 5^th wheels. We have been to this park 3 times now and have not been disappointed. We had sites 38 – 42 for a large birthday weekend. Large grass play area with a basketball court and horseshoe pit right behind the sites.

My buddies and I came here to camp and fish. The resort is in a prime fishing location. Nice launch ramp with a decent amount of parking. The staff is very helpful and knowledgable about fishing. Sylvia is awesome! She took pictures of our fish and even threw in a free lure so I could mount with my catch! Plus, she printed out color photos to take home. The restaurant has excellent food! It is Thai. We only had a couple of appetizers since we BBQ’d both nights during our stay. We had the shrimp (awesome dipping sauce) and the spring rolls. When we return, we will definitely have dinner one of the nights for sure! The campsites are very nice. We tent camped but there are plenty of RV sites with full hook ups as well. The tent sites are grassed which is nice because there isn’t any dust… very minimal. Over all, this is a great fishing resort with all the necessary amenities! We cannot wait to return to Vieira’s Resort!

Vieiras is an older place, but the trees are mature and it is generally well maintained. I have launched my boat there in the past and have had no issues.
Restaurant and bar on premesis has changed hands a few times, currently it is a thai/​american place. Not sure if the thai is good, or if they will make it with the concept, but breakfast entrees are good. Haven’t tried the dinners.
Ament Marine boat shop is in the back of the property and has always done good work at fair prices for me.
This is delta camping, not for the upscale camper but more in line with family camping and fun.

Every year during the last weekend of June, my dad’s side of the family has a reunion here. We get one of the large cabins for the weekend, which are always clean and comfortable. The «resort» grounds themselves are a little strange, as there are private homes and a little mobile home park mixed in with the marina, cabins, and RV park area.
Don’t bother bringing a swimsuit, you won’t want to touch that nasty water. Only bring your fishing pole if you don’t mind catch and release– the only fish are carp and I wouldn’t really eat anything out of the delta.
The trees are beautiful, and there is a baseball diamond if you’re into that sort of thing. It’s definitely not fancy, and I probably wouldn’t go there if it weren’t for the reunion, but it’s full of good memories for me and I always enjoy myself.

Decided to launch my boat there for the first time. The entry into the water (high tide) went off with out any trouble. However, the exit (LOW tide) was extremely difficult. The ramp was uneven. There is also a HUGE drop off at the edge of the water line. There were three people ahead of me who BOTTOMED OUT while trying to exit the water. Also, parking is horrible! The streets are VERY narrow while navigating through this trashy mobile home park like maze. There is no where to turn around. FAIL. There is a bar and store that sells bait for fishing on site.