Lake Tahoe Basin/Nevada Beach

Jose Escoto

Easy in and out, restrooms were easily available and we had access to the water with minimal interruption because it wasn’t too busy. Super clean, tons of benches to sit and eat (bring your own food and drink). And only $12 to get in! Would highly recommend to anyone visiting for the first time like we were

Ayden Castro

I paid $12 parking, there’s a sign stating that re-entry into the park is not guaranteed so just a heads up. It’s a nice and clean, decent size small beach, with a nice view of almost the entire Lake Tahoe. They had 3 bathrooms, right next to a water faucet and attached to the water faucet was a spot to wash the sand off your feet. The sand was not your typical beach sand you’d find at an ocean but it had slightly larger grains. It felt nice 🙌.

Rachel Savord

Dogs allowed! Despite the entry sign and multiple other signs saying no dogs, they have a section of the beach on the far end that ALLOWS dogs! The ranger at the entry gate was super helpful with telling us about the yellow paw prints to follow to get there. It was very clean and a beautiful day. Entry fee was $12.

Tyler Huson

Great place with great views! You can find free parking and paid parking. The sand is always nice and clean, tends to be windy. There are picnic tables, bathrooms when it’s not in the winter months. I was here in May and there were no bathrooms due to “cold weather.” There are also drinking fountains.

J.

Wow, what a beach. In winter the place is officially closed but many people park near along the road and hike to the beach. It is absolutely amazing. Snowy mountain, clean water like glass, if you are lucky like me, you can also have a warm and sunny day. I think I could stay on the beach for a whole afternoon and just look at the miracle of Mother Nature to clean my soul. What an experience! Absolutely impressive!