Lake San Antonio Resort

07/03/2021

05/15/2021

YOUTH OVERNIGHT AREA (YONA)

On May 13, 2021 the State issued new Guidelines for Overnight Camps. The official CDPH link to the guidelines is:
https://www.cdph.ca.gov/Programs/CID/DCDC/Pages/COVID-19/Guidance-for-Overnight-Camps.aspx

Monterey County offers four Youth Overnight Areas (YONA) for reservation:

Royal Oaks
Prunedale CA
100 people

Toro
Salinas CA
200 people

San Lorenzo
King City CA
200 people

Lake San Antonio, South Shore
Bradley CA
100 people

Please visit our on-line reservation system to make a reservation for your next overnight campout: https://secure.rec1.com/CA/monterey-county-ca/catalog.

01/10/2021

Due to the significant effect of the COVID – 19 pandemic on the Monterey County and California Health Care System, and in line with the current Regional Stay at Home Order restrictions, Lake San Antonio campgrounds will remain closed until January 31st. All current reservations will be automatically cancelled. This closure will remain in effect until the Regional Stay at Home Order issued by the State of California is lifted. If the order is lifted before January 31st, we will reopen camping immediately and encourage you to call back to renew your reservation. We understand your desire to utilize our beautiful campgrounds and hope to welcome you back as soon as possible.
Thank you for your understanding

01/06/2021

12/12/2020

Monterey County Health Officer has issued a Stay at Home Order, effective 10:00 pm Sunday, December 13, 2020. The Stay at Home Order includes the closure of overnight accommodations at Lake San Antonio. All campgrounds and lodging units will close until January 11, 2021. Day Use areas will remain open at North Shore and South Shore; and launch areas will remain open at South Shore at posted hours. Los Robles Equestrian Center as well as the Lake San Antonio North Shore trail system will remain open to Day Use guests, however the kitchen and campgrounds will close.

12/09/2020

Effective Monday 12/7/2020, the Regional Stay at Home Order caused the closure of overnight accommodations at Lake Nacimiento. All campgrounds and lodging units were closed, until the Stay at Home Order lifts, or the State announces changes. Day Use areas and Launch Ramps will remain open.