• Does Lake Cahuilla have adequately paved paths to accommodate persons with limited mobility?

         In Day Use Areas, we have paved paths from the Handicap parking spaces to the shelters/restrooms.

• What is the majority of the Day Use land like? (Paved, grassy, gravel, sandy, flat, bumpy, etc.)

         Grassy with trees, bit bumpy, picnic table and BBQs throughout.

• How shaded is the Day Use area? Are there many shade trees in heavily trafficked areas?

         Mulberry trees throughout the Day Use Areas provide natural shades in the summer.

• What types of trails are within the park for walking, hiking, biking, or horse riding?

        No trails within the park.  Walking and biking on the park road.

• How many playgrounds are in the park?

         1

• Are campers allowed to swim in the lake?

         No.

• What activities are available in Lake Cahuilla?

          Camping, fishing, picnic, birdwatching, hiking

• How many shade structures/shelters are available in the park? How many picnic tables are under each? \

         7 reservable shades and we place picnic tables upon request.

• Does Lake Cahuilla have an on-site store?

         No

• Which campsites have the best shade?

         35, 44 & 46

• Which sites offer some level of privacy?

         H3 when available Equestrian campground is also quiet seldom gets sold-out.

• Which sites are best for tent camping?

         Any sites are suitable for tent camping including Primitive Campground

• Are there any exceptions to the 2 vehicle/2 tent maximum?

          Always exceptions; case by case.

• Do all sites have a BBQ/fire ring and picnic table?

         All sites at RV Campground, Primitive Campground and Equestrian campground

• Is there a dump station available to campers on-site? If not, where is the nearest?

         Yes

• What time are entry gates locked? Are campers able to exit and re-enter the park at any time?

         2:00PM May – Oct, 5:00pm October, 10:00pm Nov-April.  During the summer months and October when we close the gate early, we contact all reservation      guests by calling, email and text message to give the gate code.

• What information is needed when registering into a campsite?

         Full name, phone number, physical address, email, camping unit, how many people aer in the party, lic plate (s)

• What non-911 emergency numbers should campers have available?

         Local SO’s non-emergency number/dispatch number

• How far away is the nearest grocery store and gas station?

         Ralphs 4 miles

• What other activities are there in the area, such as trails, movies, historical/natural sites, etc.?

         Restaurants, shopping, movies, Art, Farmer’s Market, Casino

• What sorts of animals/wildlife are common in the park?

         Birds, (Bighorn Sheep), Racoons, snakes

• What precautions should be taken to avoid unpleasant encounters with wild animals?

         Stay away!

• Are there any animals that don’t belong in the park, and how should they be reported?

          N/A

• Is there anything else important to your park that we should know?

          Weather: Be prepare for the desert wind that could pick up without prior forecast.  Always prepare foe the heat.  Well hydrated and seek shades whenever possible.

• Do you offer Wi-Fi?

          No