Nestled against the backdrop of the Plumas National Forest and surrounded by towering pines, Bucks Lake sets the stage for an ideal paddling and camping getaway. The mountain setting lends a serene, natural ambiance, with tall pines, crystal-clear waters, and clean mountain air evoking a sense of tranquility. Spend the day exploring the lake's 17 miles of shoreline, with sandy beaches and opportunities for kayaking, paddleboarding, fishing, and simply soaking in the stunning scenery of forest and mountain vistas, before slowing your pace to enjoy the sapphire skies and vibrant emerald scenery as the sun sets on the horizon.

Whether you come to kayak, fish for trophy rainbow trout and salmon, or simply immerse yourself in the natural beauty, Bucks Lake offers exceptional recreational opportunities. Visitors can rent kayaks from the Bucks Lake Marina to paddle the serene waters or bring their own watercraft to explore the lake and its diverse wildlife. The area provides year-round enjoyment for outdoor enthusiasts, with activities ranging from water sports in the warmer months to more tranquil pursuits like hiking and wildlife viewing.

Map of Bucks Lake