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Beardsley Day Use
Area Status: Closed
Stoves, tables, picnicking, boating, boat launch ramp, water skiing, fishing, nature trail. Bring potable water.
At a Glance
| Current Conditions: | Summit Ranger District (HWY 108) Check the Tri Dam Website for information about water levels. |
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| Area Amenities: |
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| Fees: | No fees are charged to visit and to use facilities at this time, but in 2024 fees will be charged for day use. The Forest Service operates Beardsley Day Use Area and charges $5 per group per vehicle. Please follow kiosk instructions for fee payment. The America the Beautiful Interagency Senior, Access, Annual, Military, 4th Grade and Volunteer passes are honored and provide free use of the area, please display your pass on your dashboard. |
| Open Season: | April - December |
| Usage: | Medium |
| Restrictions: | Picnicking only, no overnight camping. |
| Water: | Potable Water |
| Restroom: | Flush |
| Operated By: | Forest Service |
General Information
Directions: Fifteen miles northwest of Pinecrest.Activities
Picnicking
Picnicking, boating, boat launch ramp, water skiing, fishing, nature trail.| Fire Information | Campfire permits are not required within developed day use sites; however, campfires are limited to the grills provided. Campfire permits are required if you plan to build a campfire or use a camp stove outside a recreational vehicle away from a developed campground. Permits are free and may be obtained at the Summit Ranger District. |