North Tahoe Regional Park
Type: Outdoor Activities, Parks
10Best Says
Able to accommodate a wealth of recreational pursuits and athletic endeavors, North Tahoe Regional Park provides 124 acres full of varying facilities. Baseball, softball, and soccer fields join... Read More
Able to accommodate a wealth of recreational pursuits and athletic endeavors, North Tahoe Regional Park provides 124 acres full of varying facilities. Baseball, softball, and soccer fields join basketball, tennis, and volleyball courts to test your mettle, and bike paths, nature trails, and a playground entice folks who like to get their blood pumping. A large, sheltered picnic area comes with lake views, and during winter months, cross-country skiers and snowshoers trek across the dramatic terrain. A groomed snow play area is also a draw; admission tickets and rental of a sled or saucer runs about $5. In addition, the park is surrounded by public lands, expanding the already-abundant possibilities.
Hours:
- Summer: Daily 6am-10pm
- Winter: Daily Sunrise-Sunset
Admissions:
- Free;
Parking $3
EXPERT TIPS BY:
Christina Nellemann
Reno and Tahoe Local Expert
- Parks: "Pets are allowed in the North Tahoe Regional Park."
- Best for Parks Because: The North Tahoe Regional Park is surrounded by public lands and includes an interpretive trail.
