The Island Camp’s greatest allure is simply as a gathering place for family and friends. Boating, fishing and other water sports are essential elements of living on the Delta, but it’s the camaraderie of the community that defines the Delta Coves lifestyle. The beautiful 4,500-square-foot Island Camp serves as the epicenter of social life. A place to go for everything from sunrise yoga to a sunset fish fry. And the Island Camp’s central location on the main lagoon makes it easy to meet up with friends and neighbors—whether you arrive by foot, car or simply by swimming, kayaking or paddle boarding over from your private dock.

The best part of life at Delta Coves is the opportunity to have a boat in your own backyard, where you can launch on the Delta’s famed waters on a whim. Explore 1,000-plus miles of watery avenues with breathtaking vistas, vine-covered trees and abundant wildlife. Cruise a maze of river channels and sloughs that meander among low islands. Trace the mighty Sacramento or San Joaquin Rivers out to the Pacific Ocean, traversing small towns like Courtland, Locke, Walton Grove, Isleton and Rio Vista.

A new home at Delta Coves gives you unlimited backstage access to nature’s majesty. Delta pursuits appeal to water-worshippers of all interests, including wakeboarding, windsurfing, wakesurfing, waterskiing, standup paddle boarding, sailing, kayaking, canoeing and swimming. The region offers some of the finest duck, goose, pheasant, quail, dove and wild turkey hunting in Northern California. More than 12 million visitors annually flock to the Delta’s 290 shoreline recreational areas and 300 marinas to cruise, camp, picnic, scout for wildlife and join the lively waterfront scene.