With the water low now, it is easy to hike to the little island, if you have great dexterity. Bring hiking sticks for balance.Full review by Dreyah M
Sep 4, 2022
Stayed here for a night over Labor Day long weekend with 2 other families. We had sites 80, 82, 84 and 86 which were right by the lake side (though the lake is not easily accessible as the sites were…Full review by KhimLee
May 30, 2021
My husband and I love going to Lake Mendocino. It is so tranquil down there. It you have any thing troubling you as soon as you get to the lake All your troubles go away.Full review by 320Satisfied
Yes absolutely! For a continuous path start on the east side at Bushe'y campground and take the east to south to north utilizing the dam as part of the hike. Then access the trail just …
Yes absolutely! For a continuous path start on the east side at Bushe'y campground and take the east to south to north utilizing the dam as part of the hike. Then access the trail just north of the dam parking lot to access the north path which leads past an old winery site and ends at the swimming and main picnic area. Lots to see on well maintained paths used daily by locals. Bring plenty of water.
I hike & paddle at the lake frequently without a reservation. The lake is up now, which is nice. A permit for parking is needed except for the visitor center & observation/picnic area. …
I hike & paddle at the lake frequently without a reservation. The lake is up now, which is nice. A permit for parking is needed except for the visitor center & observation/picnic area. Campgrounds are available. You will need to contact the park rangers about needing a camping reservation based on your arrival/departure dates. Can be crowded on holiday weekends.
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