IMPORTANT NOTICE AS OF 7/1/21:
Beginning Thursday, July 1, 2021, the Personal Water Craft (PWC) Area at Castaic Lake Recreation Area will be closed to the public for the remainder of the 2021 season. This is due to the drawdown of the lake water, which is being done for the tower bridge seismic improvement project, overseen by the Department of Water Resources (DWR). This closure will create an overall safer environment for all users of Castaic Lake. We will continue to keep you up-to-date on the latest information on when PWC can return to the Castaic Lake Recreation Area. Thank you!
For questions, comments or concerns, please contact:
Tracy Hill
Lake Aquatic Manager, Castaic Lake Recreation Area
County of Los Angeles Department of Parks and Recreation
(661) 257-4050
Swim beach is closed until next summer season.
PAY ONLINE for vehicle and boat entry by clicking the button below to visit our reservation site.
IMPORTANT NOTICE
Castaic Dam High Intake Tower Bridge Retrofit Project Initial Study/Mitigated Negative Declaration for public review at Castaic Lake’s park headquarters. Call the park to request viewing time, or you can view the document on the Department of Water Resources website here.
| VEHICLE ENTRY FEES | |
| Vehicle Entry | $12.00 Daily |
| Senior (65+)/Disabled Vehicle Entry | $5.00 Daily |
| RV Permit | $14.00 Daily |
| Bus Permit | $35.00 Daily |
| Vehicle Annual | $150.00/Year |
| Senior (65+)/Disabled Vehicle Annual | $75.00/Year |
| Activity Vehicle Annual Pass (for registered program participants only. Not valid holidays or special event days) |
$40/vehicle/park |
| BOAT LAUNCH FEES | |
| Non-Motorized | $9.00 Daily |
| Motorized | $13.00 Daily |
| Boat Annual – Motorized | $135.00/vessel |
| Boat Annual – Non–Motorized | $105.00/watercraft |
| Senior (65+)/Disabled Boat Annual – Motorized | $65/Vessel |
| Senior (65+)/Disabled Boat Annual – Non-Motorized | $50.00/watercraft |
| CAMPING FEES | |
| Tent Camping | $30.00/site/day |
| RV Camping | $30.00/site/day |
| Dump Fee (For Non-Registered Campers) | $7.00/dump |
Now being Enforced. All watercraft launching at Castaic Lake will be inspected for aquatic invasive species. Boats must be 100% dry to pass the inspection and be allowed to launch. Watercraft not passing the inspection/water is found on the boat, trailer, motor or any compartments will not be allowed to launch for 7 days.
All boats and non-motorized watercraft will be inspected prior to launching.
Do Not Run Water through your engine/motor before coming to the lake. If it is not 100% dry, your boat will fail the inspection and not be allowed to launch for 7 days.
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