• Does Lake Cahuilla Veterans Regional Park have adequately paved paths to accommodate persons with limited mobility?

         In Day Use Areas, we have paved paths from the Handicap parking spaces to the shelters/restrooms.

• What is the majority of the Day Use land like? (Paved, grassy, gravel, sandy, flat, bumpy, etc.)

         Grassy with trees, bit bumpy, picnic table and BBQs throughout.

• How shaded is the Day Use area? Are there many shade trees in heavily trafficked areas?

         Mulberry trees throughout the Day Use Areas provide natural shades in the summer.

• What types of trails are within the park for walking, hiking, biking, or horse riding?

        No trails within the park.  Walking and biking on the park road.

• How many playgrounds are in the park?

         1

• Are campers allowed to swim in the lake?

         No.

• What activities are available in Lake Cahuilla Veterans Regional Park?

          Camping, fishing, picnic, birdwatching, hiking

• How many shade structures/shelters are available in the park? How many picnic tables are under each? \

         7 reservable shades and we place picnic tables upon request.

• Does Lake Cahuilla Veterans Regional Park have an on-site store?

         No

• Which campsites have the best shade?

         35, 44 & 46

• Which sites offer some level of privacy?

         H3 when available Equestrian campground is also quiet seldom gets sold-out.

• Which sites are best for tent camping?

         Any sites are suitable for tent camping including Primitive Campground

• Are there any exceptions to the 2 vehicle/2 tent maximum?

          Always exceptions; case by case.

• Do all sites have a BBQ/fire ring and picnic table?

         All sites at RV Campground, Primitive Campground and Equestrian campground

• Is there a dump station available to campers on-site? If not, where is the nearest?

         Yes

• What time are entry gates locked? Are campers able to exit and re-enter the park at any time?

         2:00PM May – Oct, 5:00pm October, 10:00pm Nov-April.  During the summer months and October when we close the gate early, we contact all reservation      guests by calling, email and text message to give the gate code.

• What information is needed when registering into a campsite?

         Full name, phone number, physical address, email, camping unit, how many people aer in the party, lic plate (s)

• What non-911 emergency numbers should campers have available?

         Local SO’s non-emergency number/dispatch number

• How far away is the nearest grocery store and gas station?

         Ralphs 4 miles

• What other activities are there in the area, such as trails, movies, historical/natural sites, etc.?

         Restaurants, shopping, movies, Art, Farmer’s Market, Casino

• What sorts of animals/wildlife are common in the park?

         Birds, (Bighorn Sheep), Racoons, snakes

• What precautions should be taken to avoid unpleasant encounters with wild animals?

         Stay away!

• Are there any animals that don’t belong in the park, and how should they be reported?

          N/A

• Is there anything else important to your park that we should know?

          Weather: Be prepare for the desert wind that could pick up without prior forecast.  Always prepare foe the heat.  Well hydrated and seek shades whenever possible.

• Do you offer Wi-Fi?

          No