Kilner Park, you're a parental life saver!…read more Our family came up to Tahoe City for a summer getaway. There were seven of us bunking in a rented house near Dollar Point and the youngest insisted on waking up no later than 6:00 each morning. So as not to wake up the other four members of our family, we piled into the car with our wee one and started driving. A few miles south of Tahoe City I saw a sign for a park and pulled into Kilner. We were rewarded with a newly remodeled playground featuring swings, slides, and a climbing structure all safely cushioned atop a pile of wood chips. Our almost two year old was in heaven here. Kilner Park is also home to tennis courts, a half basketball court, pickleball courts and a spot for sand volleyball. We liked this place so much we went back three more times during our stay.

Amazing community park next to Lake Tahoe. Picnic tables, walking paths, tennis/pickle ball…read morecourts, and more... beautifully tucked away in the trees!!!

Amazing spot. Chill for you and the kiddos. There's sand that's not all rocky so the kids CAN play…read more It's clean. It's small. Parking isn't that hard as long as you don't block driveways or park like an idiot. That's my new beach next time I'm in that area . That's how much I loved it.

Great little beach one accesses by walking a short trail. It was perfect for the grandkids. There…read moreis a wooden pier that some people enjoyed jumping off into the lake. A small beach area with a few picnic tables above.

Love the park has lots of parking We saw people with snow…read moreshoes Cross country skiing and sleds lots of them. Great paved trail and dog park too. Tree top was closed due to being winter but it did look like a lot of fun. Will do it when we come back in the summer.

Beautiful park. We went for the dog park and it was will worth it. Roomy and aesthetic. The trees…read moreand bushes added a nice natural feel especially in the mixed size "outback" area. It was nice that the large, small, and mixed areas all connected too so you could move from spot to spot without leashing your dog.

Had an awesome time. No issue with pick up or drop off although this did take a few more hours than…read moreI anticipated. Would absolutely book with this company again.

Huge thanks to Logan and all the staff!…read more We had an amazing first experience. One kid was off and having a blast out of the gate, but the other kid got scared and locked up in one place. Logan jumped in and handled the situation flawlessly. I swear both the kid and I walked away having learned some life lessons. We are BEYOND grateful and appreciative! The team are real pros at every turn. .

The trail is very long and goes deep into the lake. Walking along the trail just feels like walking…read moreinto a greenish blue clear crystal fantasy. The wind is extremely strong.

This is a fantastic trail with spectacular views of Lake Tahoe! If you are in North Tahoe, you must…read morewalk or bike this trail. It'll give you access to waterfront dining like Jake's on the Lake, beaches like Commons Beach, water sports like kayaking and stand up paddle boarding on the lake or rafting on the Truckee River, and parks such as Sugar Pine Point all the way down the west shore of Lake Tahoe. We came upon this trail while we were camping at Tahoe SRA. The trail goes right by the campground and snakes down to the lake. The campground host told us that if we wanted to use the park's pier or rent kayaks at Commons Beach, we'd have to go down this trail. We did and found that it's great for all of those things. We even went down the trail a little after 10 pm to take a look at the stars. We saw the Big Dipper, the North Star, and the Milky Way! If you're in Tahoe City, bike or walk on this trail!

Wonderful State recreational Park. Kings Beach State recreational Park is amazing. Wonderful place…read moreto stop by and enjoy nature and beautiful scenery. Great spot to take some photos bonus there's a play park for the kids to play and there's also wonderful Pier. 5 stars.

Gorgeous views of the lake and I never get tired of staring at this lake, whether in summer or the…read moremiddle of winter. No one was really here when I came as it had just snowed a ton so I got the park mostly to myself. I fall in love with the mountains surrounding the lake everytime I come. And this time, the snow on the peaks with the blue from the water was just totally mesmerizing. There is a parking lot here which was mostly empty when I came but probably very challenging in the summer. Glad I got to see this beach in all its serenity and peace in the middle of winter. Just beyond breathtaking.

One of the perks of living in Incline Village are the really well maintained spaces for residents…read more Some places, like the private beaches, you have to show your resident's pass to use or have a guest pass in hand. Other places, like Preston, it's not necessary. When friends are in town and have kids that need to burn off energy and we have already done the beach / hiking thing, then this is another option. The grounds are gorgeous and there are plenty of nice equipment for the knee biters to go screaming around while adults can go off and have adult conversations that include lots of curse words, ranting and raving or reminiscing about the good old days when they were much younger and more apt to do things that they could have been arrested for (this is all hypothetical, mind you).

The little loved this park when we were on vacation. It seemed super well maintained. Lots of…read moreparking.

Eagle Rock is a relatively short and easy hike that's welcoming for people of all age groups. The…read moretrail itself is less than a mile long, with minimal elevation increases on your way to the top. It's a very dusty path up, so make sure to wear some proper hiking shoes and clothing that you don't mind getting dirty. I wore a white, button-up t-shirt and jeans because my in-laws failed to tell me we were going hiking before stopping at the motel. But it was such a light hike that it didn't bother me too much aside from getting my clothes dusty and dirty going up and then coming back down. At the top of the trail resides Eagle Rock, which comprises of sharp, volcanic rock. So definitely be careful while up there. For those with mobility issues, the path does not extend all the way up to the top. So you will have to clamor over some rocks in order to reach the summit. But once up top, you'll get treated to a gorgeous top-down view of Lake Tahoe to one side, and beautiful forest covered mountains on the other. The trail is dog friendly, but there are no trash cans along the path. So make sure to take back out anything you bring in. There is a small, free parking lot at the entrance to park at.

This is one of my favorite short hikes in the area. It's a very nice hike any time of year. It…read moreboasts spectacular views of the mountains, trees and lake. I came here this morning after it snowed the day prior. No one had been up here since the new snow, and my footprints were the only ones to imprint the fresh snow. Coming here alone this morning and connecting with nature by myself brought about feelings of peace and solitude, it was very nice having the entire place to myself. I was very grateful for this moment alone with nature.