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Kings Beach State Recreation Area
Boasting almost 1,000-feet of shorefront along the northern part of Lake Tahoe, this park is a popular destination for recreational activities.
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Kings Beach State Recreation Area Details
Boasting almost 1,000-feet of shorefront along the northern part of Lake Tahoe, this park is a popular destination for recreational activities. On most warm days and weekends, you will find groups and families congregating along the wide stretch of sand, sunbathing, picnicking, or playing beach games. Fishing and boating are also allowed, as are some more exhilarating watersports, including parasailing, jet skiing, and boating.
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Nearby Parks Around Kings Beach State Recreation Area
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Nearby Points of Interest Around Kings Beach State Recreation Area
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1.3 mi away
Speedboat Beach
Although popular with locals, this little beach on the northern end of Lake Tahoe has remained relatively untouched by mass tourism.
7.0 mi away
Burton Creek State Park
Ideal for year-round adventure, this park is located near one of the busiest outdoor recreation areas in California.
8.1 mi away
Tahoe Rim Trail
Long-distance hikers have inevitably heard of this two-week trek around the perimeter of Lake Tahoe.
10.8 mi away
Yuba-Donner Scenic Byway
This byway passes through the foothills of the Sierra Nevada Mountain Range as it travels into the Tahoe National Forest.
13.1 mi away
Donner Memorial State Park
If the name of this park sounds familiar, it is because it is the location where members of the infamous Donner Party were trapped.
