Lake Gregory Regional Park in Crestline offers year-round fishing, non-powered boating and a 2.3-mile nature trail loop. Summer attractions include a swim beach, splash pad, water slides and an inflatable waterpark. The beach, water-play attractions and cabana rentals are closed for the season as of October 18, 2026. Check the official activity page for rental availability, fees, safety rules and weather closures. The gallery includes seasonal summer scenes and one clearly identified historical beach photograph.
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Details
Address
24171 Lake Drive, Crestline, CA 92325
Hours
Fishing, hiking and personal boat launches: sunrise to sunset. Office and boathouse: 10 a.m.-5 p.m. daily, last boat rental at 4 p.m.; bait and tackle: 7 a.m.-3 p.m. Seasonal beach and water-play attractions are closed for the season; check official updates before traveling.
Cost
Beach, all-access, activity, parking, fishing, and rental fees vary by season
Parking
Paid parking areas serve the lake; use posted ParkMobile and official parking instructions.
Lake Gregory Regional ParkCrestline - Parks & Outdoors - Lake Gregory Regional Park in Crestline offers year-round fishing, non-powered boating and a 2.3-mile nature trail loop. Summer attractions include a swim beach, splash pad, water slides and an inflatable waterpark. The beach, water-play attractions and cabana rentals are closed for the season as of October 18, 2026. Check the official activity page for rental availability, fees, safety rules and weather closures. The gallery includes seasonal summer scenes and one clearly identified historical beach photograph.
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