IMPORTANT NOTICE
THE LAKE IS NOW OPEN WEEKENDS ONLY: MAY 19-JUNE 14, 2018.
THE LAKE OPENS THURSDAY THRU SUNDAY STARTING: JUNE 14, 2018, AND WILL CLOSE TUESDAY SEPTEMBER 4, 2018.
Vehicle Entrance Fee: N/A
ALCOHOLIC BEVERAGES AND SMOKING ARE PROHIBITED
ON COUNTY PROPERTY.
NO KITE FLYING ON THE NORTH SHORE.
“ALL FEES ARE SUBJECT TO CHANGE”
For camping, please call 909.599.8355
Raging Waters: 909.802.2200
East Shore RV Park: 909.599.8355
For questions, please call 909.599.8411
The Hot Tubs at Bonelli Park will be closing temporarily, effective December 1, 2015, as we undergo a solicitation process for an operator to manage the Hot Tubs. We look forward to completing the solicitation process and reopening this location as early as next Spring for all to enjoy. If you have questions regarding events that were scheduled at the Hot Tubs, please call Christopher Kinney at 626.821.4600.
The Bonelli Park Junior Lifeguard Program offers a wide-range of activities for children ages 9 to 17 years old. These activities include swimming, kayaking, and training in lifeguard skills (CPR and first aid). There are also competitive events and field trips. Please call the park office for more information.
Be a part of the Bonelli Park Support Foundation or the Bonelli Park Mounted Assistance Unit. For more information on becoming a volunteer, please contact Park Superintendent Dave Campbell at 909.599.8411.
All animals must be kept on a leash no longer than six feet in length. Animals are not allowed in the water and/or on the sand beaches.
The lake is open from sunrise to one half hour before sunset every day. All vessels must be quaqqa/safety inspected and issued a launch permit prior to launching. Boats must be a minimum of 8 feet and no longer than 26 feet in length.
ALL California Department of Fish & Game laws are strictly enforced. A valid California Fishing License is required for every person 16 years of age and older. Fishing is allowed around the lake except off of the sand beaches, boat docks and within 100 feet of any launch ramp. Catch Limits – Trout: 5 / Catfish: 10 / Bass: 5 -must be 12″ or longer to keep.
The wilderness trails are open to mountain bikers, hikers and horseback riders. All users must YIELD in the following order: Biker → Hiker → Rider. No motorized vehicles are allowed on the trails.
september, 2019
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For Media Inquiries, Please Contact: Dora Nuñez, MBA Special Assistant and Head of Communications Los Angeles County Department of Parks and Recreation Office: (626) 588-5355…
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This year marked the 15th Anniversary of the annual Park Summit. Hosted by the Los Angeles County Department of Parks and Recreation, this year’s gathering featured a series of informative and dynamic workshops, as well as networking opportunities that helped participants form valuable partnerships and celebrate this year’s theme “The Power of Parks.”
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This year marked the 15th Anniversary of the annual Park Summit. Hosted by the Los Angeles County Department of Parks and Recreation, this year’s gathering featured a series of informative and dynamic workshops, as well as networking opportunities that helped participants form valuable partnerships and celebrate this year’s theme “The Power of Parks.”
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For Media Inquiries, Please Contact: Dora Nuñez, MBA Special Assistant and Head of Communications Los Angeles County Department of Parks and Recreation Office: (626) 588-5355…
This year marked the 15th Anniversary of the annual Park Summit. Hosted by the Los Angeles County Department of Parks and Recreation, this year’s gathering featured a series of informative and dynamic workshops, as well as networking opportunities that helped participants form valuable partnerships and celebrate this year’s theme “The Power of Parks.”
This year marked the 15th Anniversary of the annual Park Summit. Hosted by the Los Angeles County Department of Parks and Recreation, this year’s gathering featured a series of informative and dynamic workshops, as well as networking opportunities that helped participants form valuable partnerships and celebrate this year’s theme “The Power of Parks.”
