Best Ferry Service Antioch Near Me

4worldlovers:
Reclamation District Number 2059 (RD 2059) encompasses Bradford Island, located in Contra Costa County (County), California. RD 2059’s service area is bounded by the San Joaquin River to the north and west, the False River to the south and Fisherman’s Cut to the east. Bradford is a unique island located in the heart of the delta that can only be accessed by a ferry.

Bradford Island Reclamation Area was established on November 19th, 1921. Our mission is to manage and maintain our 7.4 miles of levees by, operating flood control systems including pumps, canals and District ditches and reduce flood risk for properties within the District’s boundaries.

All property on Bradford Island is owned by private individuals and by agencies for a specific use. Any unauthorized access on any land on Bradford Island may be a trespass and could result in criminal or civil penalties. Pursuant to California Penal Code Section 602 or Civil Code Section

Ferry Tickets may be purchased at GAS N SAVE (Vallero) located on Cypress near the road that takes you to the Ferry. Contact Phone: (925) 625-6055.

The tickets cost $7.75 for one full round trip for a four wheel vehicle.

YOU MUST have a ticket to board the ferry. NO CASH SALES.

If someone accepts cash from you, please call (925) 209-5480 to report this.

District Area of Jurisdiction": The District Works and the adjacent area(s) to the District Works, over which the District has control and the ability to regulate:

4worldlovers:
There are several way to check the status of the Delta Ferries


Phone line is updated daily or as changes occur. You can also leave a message, and your call will be returned by Caltrans staff as soon as possible.


Caltrans operates two ferries in the Sacramento Delta Region, The Real McCoy II and the J-Mack. Both ferries operate 24/7 and are free of charge.

The Real McCoy II is classified as an extension of Highway 84. It provides service to Ryer Island residents and its visitors by crossing the Cache Slough to Rio Vista.

The Real McCoy II is 88-feet long by 38-feet wide. It is powered by a hydraulic propulsion system, with 360 degree propellers for steering. The hull’s capacity is 80,000 pounds, and can carry up to eight vehicles.

The Real McCoy II operates on the following schedule: crossings are scheduled every 20 minutes; on the hour, 20 minutes after the hour, and 40 minutes after the hour.

The J-Mack Ferry crosses Steamboat Slough in the Sacramento Delta, connecting Grand Island to East Ryer Island; about a 400-foot three-minute ride. The vessel is classified as an extension of Highway 220.