RV Rental Pine Flat Lake, CA

Famous for its copious amounts of wildlife, fishing on Pine Flat Lake is an anglers dream. Specious such as spotted, small and largemouth bass are to be found here in great numbers. This is also true of brown and rainbow trout, kokanee salmon and catfish. Fishing is best during spring and early summer when the water levels are high, although Pine Flat Lake is known for its record-breaking spotted bass which can be found all year round. The numerous coves and river outlets off of the lake provide a network of fishing spots. Particularly good for fishing is Sycamore Creek and Lefever Creek.

Pine Flat Lake is also an attractive place to enjoy the pleasures of boating. The marina located on the lakes edge rents out 8, 10 and 12 person pontoons to Pine Flat Lake campers. Exploring the nearly six thousand acre lake by boat is the perfect way to spend a summer day, the many coves and river outlets make the boating experience an adventure as well as a relaxing pastime. For those who wish for a little more excitement on the water, Pine Flat Lake Marnia also rents out single kayaks, double kayaks, and stand up paddleboards. With four launch ramps, various locations around the lake can be chosen to start your adventure.

The grass and woodland that surround Pine Flat Lake make some of the most interesting hiking trails in all of central California. Take to the foothills of the Sierra Nevada mountains and gaze down on some of the most enthralling views this area has to offer. The Edison Point trail is a great trail for novice and expert hikers alike. Taking the northern route along Pine Flat Lake allows you to climb the lush green foothills and gaze at the blue lake below. This two-mile hike will not exert too much effort but does reward the hiker with fantastic views.

For those looking for locations for motorhome camping near Pine Flat Lake, there is a choice between two campgrounds. Island Park campground is based on the north-east shore of the lake, just off the Trimmer Springs road. The campground comprises of 25 sites that have electrical hookups, and five of which have water hookups. All sights are provided with flush toilets and washing facilities. Island Park is the ideal site for access to the boat ramps and water-based activities.

The second campground located on the banks of Pine Flat Lake is on the northernmost shore. Trimmer campground is a small, single-looped facility with ten individual campsites overlooking the lake. Each site features a picnic table, campfire ring, and a grill. Although no hookups are available at this site, its idyllic location and quaintness make it a popular choice for those with a Rental RV.

With Pine Flat Lake only a short drive from the city of Fresno, opportunities for day trips are endless, why not take a family orientated visit to Fresno Chaffee Zoo. Located in Roeding Park, this zoo covers over 39 acres and is home to over 190 species of animals. The African adventure area of the zoo contains elephants, cheetahs, giraffes, and the much endangered southern white rhinoceros. This is the ideal family day trip, especially for families with children. The zoo includes ‘tot time’ sessions that incorporate small children into the world of nature and wildlife.

If you wish to add a little culture and education to your visit to Fresno County, why not take a step into the Fresno Art Museum, since the early 1960’s Fresno has been the heart of much of California's art world. Now the Fresno Art Museum preserves and protects over 3,600 works of art, displaying them in ever-changing exhibits and galleries. These contain beautiful examples of sculpture, prints, photographs, paintings, and other media. Fresno Art Museum also hosts family days, whereby families and children are encouraged to interact in workshops, classes, and projects.

If the waters of Pine Flat Lake appear too tranquil, why not take a visit to the Wild Water Adventure Park in Clovis. This water park is a wall-to-wall place of excitement and thrills. The park covers an area of 52 acres, one of the largest water parks in all of California. With over thirty-eight water slides of different intensity and twenty separate attractions, Wild Water Adventure Park is sure to have something for those thrill-seekers. Wild Water Adventure Park is also the only California water park that allows you to bring in your own gear, games, food, and beverages.