State park occupying nearly two miles of the western shore of Lake Tahoe and a total of about 2,500 acres of forested mountains
General Information
Hours:
Daily: Sunrise to Sunset
Fees:
Vehicle Day Use: $10
Walk-in or bike-in: Free
Seniors (62+): $1 discount
Separate fee for historic tours of Pine Lodge (seasonal)
Walk-in or bike-in: Free
Seniors (62+): $1 discount
Separate fee for historic tours of Pine Lodge (seasonal)
Pet Policy:
Pets allowed in developed areas including campsites, paved roads, picnic areas, and day-use zones
Pets are not allowed on beaches, dirt trails, or ski trails during snow season
Pets are not allowed on beaches, dirt trails, or ski trails during snow season
Closest cities with hotels:
Tahoe City, CA (9 mi)
Seasons:
All year
Best seasons: Summer (June–September) for hiking, swimming, and mansion tours; Winter for cross-country skiing
Best seasons: Summer (June–September) for hiking, swimming, and mansion tours; Winter for cross-country skiing
Location:
Website:
How to Get There
From South Lake Tahoe (20 mi): Take CA-89 N for approximately 20 miles along the west shore of Lake Tahoe to reach the park entrance in Tahoma.
Overview
Ed Z’berg Sugar Pine Point State Park stretches almost two miles along Lake Tahoe’s west shore and includes 2,500 acres of forest, a sandy beach, a campground and the 1903 Ehrman Mansion Visitor Center, a Queen Anne–style summer home. Trails and cross-country ski routes wander through pine forests, including the General Creek trail.
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