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Lake Tahoe State Park has several different areas of recreational activity starting with the highly visited beaches of Sand Harbor where swimmers, boaters, and picnic groups gather. The more secluded beaches of Memorial Point and Hidden Beach provide breathtaking views of the lake. A popular spot for picnicking, rugged hiking and mountain biking or cross-country skiing is Spooner Lake that also offers catch-and-release fishing. Overnight accommodations for guests of the park include cabins for rent and primitive campsites in the backcountry accessible only on foot. In July and August, visitors can enjoy performances by the Lake Tahoe Shakespeare Festival at Sand Harbor.

NV-28, Incline Village, NV 89451, Phone: 775-831-0494

Lake Tahoe State Park, Nevada
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