Folsom Lake State Recreation Area

Definitely open.

Call in, I'm not exactly sure

Yes

Yes

Yes

Yes

Yes, it's open, you can swim and camp, check online for info. The lake is super clean and nice, pretty high!

You would have a very hard time turning around. You can bring your trailer, but you must park it in the side of the road. There is not a ton of space to turn around so I would try to shoot for something smaller, and not as long.

Yes

If you really want to see some great fall colors look up a road called Mormon immigrant road it runs between highway 88 and highway 50 for about 20 miles you will see the most amazing fall colors this time of year. Enjoy!

You can fish if you have a license. You can keep the fish.

Senior poppy pass covers parking ( to most if not all ) CA state parks only. National is for the big federall reserves\parks only. It may go by a different name then your question. PS ...CA 4th graders now to get 5th grade get in national parks free for 2018!

Yes, in the pits only though

It's Illegal to possess or use a metal detector in the Folsom state rec area.

Yes $12 daily. The lake is so try you have to walk down 10 minutes

Everyday

Thanks for the info!👍👍👍

They will allow you in for 15 mins to take pictures for free, anything longer than that there is a fee... don't think it is too much.

Absolutely. You just need to give then a heads up for proper arrangements !

They're open! One year later... lol

Not sure? Most parks allow 12 days and no more than 2 weeks. Cause they don't want people living there.

Yes you can camp on the other side Beals point folsom

Yes

I think so it's possible

Skert skert

$12. Per car and access is limited to few areas of lake on the weekends. Was not always so restricted...

Yes and paddle boards I think it was 30 an hour

I would say you will always be able to find your own little sweet spot.

Yes they do

Placer and eldorado and Sacramento to the South

Can you camp at last minute if sites are available?

Bass

I don't think so

12 bucks every where ive been

No I mean is it legal to be there at night not use the state parking just literally legal to be there with no car at night

No

Yes they are

As early as possible. Not sure if I have been to specific spot, but if you know it's busy the sooner the better

It doesn't rain enough in California anymore. It's called climate change. Look for water levels and wildfires to continue until humans address this issue

Quite a few!! Plenty to choose from

Yes they have at Beal's point

Yes, we see a trailer in the lake, looked like they have been there 2 or 3 days, they will let water out of hell hole or french medows, if we dont get enough rain, please check be for you go. Dale

Speed limit is also 25mph around the entire lake...California Sportsman radio show on KHTK 1140 am Saturday 6-8am usually has some good fishing info..6-630 am is kent brown who mainly talks bass..maybe that will help.. could also check their website for the show..I've been out to the lake few times in last 2 weeks and I see people/boats out fishing..so do what you want with that limited infor..tight lines!!

I'm sure you can get down to the water 🌊 and 🐟🐠

Yes.

Yes ma'am

Yes

Best time to go is around 2 PM and on the middle island

Hey Alberto, I'm not sure if the park actually answers this Google listing. What do you mean by full? It's a big park, my family was there last week and it was plenty big to accommodate a lot of people and a good distance apart.

Yes with cautious

Beals points. The far side of main entrance, more sucluded that the main beach

I'm pretty sure it will be open for the 4th of July

Both are good folsom you can go on the kayak to the open. and swim on the beach, just go to Beal's . and natomas you can go along the river and has nicer views natomas has fewer places with sand to swim

They always have available for camping...

Yes...Rattlesnake bar.

I loved buelbo.as soon as I can.🤗👏👏👏

No there is not any trails.... this strictly some boating fun....

Most parks are sunrise to sunset unless you're staying overnight

If you get Uber, how do you plan to get back? They probably won't drive in to pick you up. You would be there without transportation. As the other person said, you would have to hoof it!

I know it closes at 10pm. I'm not sure about opening.

Unaware of any staging area for horses. Ask ranger of park possibly

Maybe not officially, but you can still navigate through where the rock fall occurred. There are now very well defined paths...at your own risk, of course.

That doesnt really exsist on the north side. You gotta park and walk a ways over. Idk about south side

Should be packed! High water, very little shore area left!

Beals point does. Up to 31 ft

It's open. Some parts are closed because the water is too high.

I don't think so. I've never seen toilets any time I've been.

Yes it's still cold but you could do it I will be there this weakened

Yes... several areas...

ITS ABOUT $20- $24 A NIGHT THINK WEEKENDS HAVE 2 NITE MINIMUM COULD BE WRONG.REALL BEAUTIFUL ...WATCH OUT FOR RATTLERS IF YOU LIKE THE TRAILS BEWARE AND PRPARED WE HAD ALOT RAIN SEASON MORE RAIN MORE SNAKES. HOPE THIS IS HELPFUL WHERE HIGH PROFILE BOOTS DOGS BEWARE. I KNOW IVE SEEN ANIMAL DOG GET BIT IT WASN'T PRETTY.

That is a very specific question. I wish I could assist, but I've never been on a ski boat. 🤷

Yes, in designated fire pits

No

So there are rattle snakes,do the snakes get into the lake,around the campsite or are visibles?

12 dollars to park.

The museum is $2

There are camping sites for RVs at Beals Point, Folsom Lake off Auburn-Folsom Road. There are several parking sites for vehicles towing boats, but I don't believe you can set up RV in these spaces for camping. Granite Bay off Auburn-Folsom Road and Douglas Blvd. may have RV spaces for camping. Recommend searching CA state parks online.

If you go to granite bay there are a few rocks and dirt and stuff 😌

Park is open until 10 PM during daylight saving and 7pm in daylight standard time.

That might depend on which part of the lake you are at. Some spots definetly, no.

Yes they are. 6am - 10pm

Generally there are no road restrictions at Folsom Lake State Recreation Area, except that it generally closes at Dusk.

50 cents for 4 mins i think

33 per night

As far as I know no there is not

Not sure I would say its an awesome lake to swim in, but its okay. Some parts are better for swimming than others, just depends on which beach you go to.

Absolutely you can! I grew up swimming, skiing and just having fun at Folsom lake! Enjoy

The less crowded beaches between Beals Point and Granite Bay are usually the best to throw a line out on the water, as less people means less noise and less disturbance for any small fish that are present in Folsom Lake. Some people go on their boats and fish from the middle of the lake but less crowded shorelines are the next best spots. Other good places include Michigan Bar further down the American River.

Yes but they do have a leash law there

There are many designated areas for barbecues like you said but if you have a self-contained barbecue I'm sure you won't get hassled. They just frown upon fires

There and back

If you are not parking there, you do not pay.

Yes

Yes.

Thats a good question .

Yes and yes.

No boat rentals

Yes you can in certain parts of the lake there are grills available but you can bring your own

Don't know but personally I don't think so.

In the summer months yes. The fish hatchery by Lake Natoma [50 and Hazel] rents them.

I recommend you use a good pair of shoes and lots of snackers.. it's going to take a couple days to walk the trails.

As far as I know there are no restrictions. You're probably okay as long as you don't fly it near the dam i would think. I have seen people at the lake with them.... I'm pretty sure as long as you don't go making it a nuisance by flying it around and bugging people or pushing your luck flying near the dam the FAA and authorities should not have a problem with it.

Yes. Pay ay ranger station, if no ranger, pay at kiosks.

No hook-up

Yes

Varies between $28 to $33 depending upon the season

There is a company, in the Granite Bay corner of the lake next to the launch ramp, that offers rentals of various styles of boats, ski, bass, deck/pontoon, wave runners etc.., although kinda pricey from what i remember. And at Brown's Ravine(Folsom Marina) they rent pontoon boats.