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Hesperia Lake Park
Hesperia Lake Park is a public park located in Hesperia, California. The park features a large lake, a beach, picnic areas, a playground, a fishing pier, and a boat launch. The lake is stocked with trout, catfish, and bass, and is a popular spot for fishing. The park also offers a variety of recreational activities, including swimming, boating, and hiking. The park is open year-round and is a great place to spend a day outdoors.
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- Recreational Facilities
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- Recreation Nearby (within 10 miles)
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User Reviews
edgar soto
Halloween hesperia lake park family time a lot people with custom fun and nice
Christie Smith
Hesperia Lake Park is a great little get-away in the desert. Plenty of green trees and green grass. A play ground for the kiddos, picnic tables and ample trash receptacles. All the bathrooms are port-a potties. There is a general store that basically carries, water, soda, beer, ice, jerky, and assortment of individual sized snack chips. You can buy small bags of duck food for $1. Fishing is allowed on the lake but no boating or swimming is allowed. Overnight camping is also permitted, for a fee. Open pit campfires also not permitted. Great place for an afternoon picnic with your special someone or a weekend camp out with the family.
Richard Hunter
Lots of ducks, geese, even a couple pelicans! Fishing, snack and tackle, and a natural spring fed waterfall. Picnic tables and nice for walks.
D Garrett
This is for Hesperia Lake Park equine area! We camp here when ever we head south. The equine area campground is head and shoulders better than the regular campground as it is huge, we've never seen another camper (weekends or week days) and is very quiet. It is not right next to a busy road that the locals think is a national race way! Water hookups, no electricity, no sewer and we love it! The gates are closed at night to keep the yahoo's out but not locked! If you don't mind the lack of electricity and using pit toilets but love the seclusion, quiet, dark skies right next to the Mohave river, this is it!
Cindy Elle
First time here..very peaceful, but I couldn't figure out what the tiny black birds are called