Rancho Seco Recreational Area temporarily closed for road resurfacing

Rancho Seco Recreational Area temporarily closed for road resurfacing

Park closed between September 9 - 22

Rancho Seco Recreational Area will be temporarily closed from Friday, September 9 to Thursday, September 22, 2024, for essential road resurfacing. The closure will impact roadways within the park, from Twin Cities Road to the beach and picnic area parking lots.

This temporary closure is necessary to address road conditions and to ensure the safety and enjoyment of all visitors. By completing the resurfacing work in one continuous period, SMUD can reduce overall project costs and minimize future disruptions. Additionally, the number of speed bumps around the RV sites will be increased to enhance safety.

Located just 45 minutes from downtown Sacramento, the 400-acre Rancho Seco Recreational Area offers a variety of outdoor activities, including bird watching, boating, camping, fishing and hiking.

SMUD appreciates the patience and understanding of our customers and visitors as we work to improve the Rancho Seco Recreational Area.

For more information about reservations, please visit smud.org/RanchoSeco or call 1-800-416-6992 (Monday through Friday).

About SMUD

As the nation's sixth-largest, community-owned, not-for-profit electric service provider, SMUD has been providing low-cost, reliable electricity to Sacramento County for more than 75 years. SMUD is a recognized industry leader and award winner for its innovative energy efficiency programs, renewable power technologies and for its sustainable solutions for a healthier environment. Today, SMUD's power supply is on average about 50 percent carbon free and SMUD has a goal to reach zero carbon in its electricity production by 2030. SMUD's rates and customer bills are consistently among the lowest in California, and are today, on average, more than 50 percent lower than its neighboring investor-owned utility. For more information on SMUD's Zero Carbon Plan and its customer programs, visit smud.org.