Beautiful little lake. It is March, 2026, and it was silent when we got here, not another person in…read moresight! I loved that! It was so quiet and all i could hear was the birds chirping, frogs, and fish occasionally jumping from the water. You do have to pay for parking unfortunately, but it isn't too bad. There are some trails to walk on. I would love to come back and spend more time here.

A walkway around the lake. It offers fishing and picnic areas. Road is rocky, two ways one dirt the…read moreother asphalt.

Clean. A lot of lifeguards on duty. Two big slides for older kids. A few parks by the pool for the…read moresmaller ones to play. Get there early, because there's not a lot of lounge room around the pool/beach area. Maybe 20 or 30 groups can fit

Paid $40 for two to go fishing today. We got no bites at any of the lakes. We also saw no baby fish…read morenear the edges as we have in the past few months. I lowered the rating this visit because the lakes had no life in them. We lost a few hooks and lures instead getting no caught in the weeds and algae.

Went here for the first time over the weekend and my daughter and family loved it. It was super hot…read moreoutside and we found great shade and lots of running around

Great place and well kept, people are nice, fellow campers respectful. Beautiful location, very…read morecrowded place too, sites are close together. Dogs welcome. Well stocked RV Masters store down the hill if you have any issues. If you are bringing a trailer or RV and expect to have full hookups, please be warned. The location of the sewer hookup on many sites is at the back end of the site that is uphill from your dump outlet and no way you can actually use it even with hose supports. The water hookup is also in some cases a shared 4 bib in the adjacent camp so you will be tripping over your hose. So be prepared to dry camp so your trip isn't stressful. Meaning fill your water and drain your tanks. Electrical worked fine for us. But the outlets are 30a so if you have a 50a rig, bring your adapter. The fire rings can be moved if you need them in another place to not have smoke in your rv so that nice. There is a store and the bathrooms are real toilets not pit, cleaned and kept stocked and they have showers if you need. They have 2 RV dump stations that are free when you stay but only 1 has working water for flushing. Overall , we would camp again with the expectation of dry camping, but the prices should reflect the inability to actually have "full hookups".

Bogart was always an in towne camping getaway. We went on June 2 just to do a picnic an was so…read moresurprised at the decline of the campground. Completely over grown. Picnic benches broken and wood warped and splintered, some sites had none and others had more than two. We continued to the day use which was in good condition. We drove to the end of the road and parked underneath the memorial hill. I looked over the side and noticed all the tree trimming were just dumped over the side, such a huge fire hazard! Such a shame of a great local treasure just rotting,

This is our second time visiting this regional park. We're camping down in Cherry Valley and found…read morethis last year. It only has a $10 car fee. Plenty of camping opportunities and a large open grass area with picnic tables, restroom, fishing, pavilion and playground for the kids. Definitely a hidden gym in the hills. Check it out.

Jenks Lake,located in the scenic San Bernardino National Forrest is a terrific getaway for the…read moreentire family! Conveniently located just 40 minutes from downtown Redlands,California and nearby I-10 freeway- Jenks Lake offers beautiful mountain vistas,a clear lake view and trails,piknik areas and is the entrance to back country travels and hiking! They also stock the lake with trout if you enjoy casting a fishing line! Highly recommended for a family day of relaxing, mountain and lake adventures!

Jenks lake is an easy 1.5 hour loop hike that takes you around Jenks lake. I heard the lake is…read moremore impressive when it's full and unfortunately we've not had enough rain. The hike was still nice. The trail is very well marked and signage abounds. It's hard to get lost, but I am directionally challenged and did not start out on the right path. I soon corrected and found the trail was very easy. Very little elevation gain but the views are beautiful. Please come and create your own adventure.

This is one of the very best lakes for good sized trout from Mt Lassen. They range anywhere from 2…read moreto 10 lbs. with a very tasty pink meat.

This place is just beautiful. I have to go once a week to enjoy the sound of and see the rushing…read morewater. It is very peaceful with amazing vistas. Priceless. Opens at 8am. Make sure to check the description of the trails online and bring what you need for what you intend to do. They have clean restrooms in the parking area and picnic benches too. The profound peace in this place is addicting.

Whitewater Preserve - 5 stars…read more Gorgeous, peaceful, and not overrun with influencers taking selfies on rocks. The trails are clean, the water's crystal clear, and the canyon views hit every time. No, you can't fish here--the trout were booted for wrecking the ecosystem. Deal with it. Now it's just nature the way it's supposed to be. Easy parking, spotless bathrooms, and the sound of water flowing all around you. Bring water, respect the land, clock out and enjoy the beauty of what we often overlook in life.

One of the best things about Little Lake is Ernie, the guy who greets you at the pay station and…read moreoccasionally drives around the pond to check if you need any assistance. He's the introduction to the wonderful day you will have at this beautiful pond. Ernie is not bossy or intrusive. He only wants you to have a good time, be safe and enjoy your day. If you ASK him, he'll show you where the baby ducks and water fowl babies are. He clearly treasures them and seeing them can only enhance your visit. I loved my fishing visit to Little Lake. It is so peaceful, so beautiful, so relaxing there. I live in the Pasadena area which is a 4-5 hr.drive round trip. But it's definitely worth the effort. I'm an 84 yr.old fisherwomen and I loved every moment of my 8 hr. fishing experience here. I caught bass and bluegill.Can't get better than that. At one point I was fishing in an area that was not safe for me: too slippery a shoreline, high gravel banks.... Ernie came over and said, "Mama, this is not a good place for you. Let me help you out of there and move your stuff to a safer area." He was right and he did that for me. Thanks,Ernie. I love the easy, friendly conversations between fishing "people," in general, they are never are competitive: "What bait are you using? How deep are you fishing?" This camaraderie was alive and well at Little Lake. This pond is not for anglers who only care about the best and the biggest fish. This oasis is for those of us who just want to experience the best of nature and the best of human interactions.

Love this lake always catching bass, if ppl would stop taking them there would be more to catch…read morecaught a 10.2 last weekend largemouth