Tahoe City

The State of California mandates that revenue from water service may ONLY fund water service and revenue from sewer service may ONLY fund sewer service. No revenue from either water or sewer rates can be used to fund Parks and Recreation or any other expense of the district not directly related to providing water/sewer services.

No; however, dogs are allowed next to the boat ramp in Lake Forest/Pomin Park. 

No - sites are available on a first come, first served basis. If you're interested in other campground reservations, please see the table below. 

Yes, but only when camps are not filled with full-time participants.

The campground has portable restrooms but no shower facilities. 

The campground does not have hookups or a dumping station. Your vehicle can be no longer than 25 ft. 

Please visit our Registration page for more information.
You can also print and fax, mail, or deliver a hard-copy Registration Form at the Rideout Community Center. 

Yes, anyone may participate in Parks and Recreation activities. Nevertheless non-residents typically pay more for goods and services since they don't contribute to the District's property tax fund which subsidizes recreation programs. 

8:00 am to 4:30 pm, Monday through Friday. 

6 to 1 for Bambis, 6 to 1 for Kindergarten, and 12 to 1 for all other age groups. 

There are two locations. The Fairway Community Center is one, which is located at 330 Fairway Drive. The trail can be picked up right across the street from the community center. 

64-Acres Park is another. The park is located 100 yards past the "Y" and fanny bridge on the right side of Highway 89.