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The San Vicente Reservoir offers stunning
views of the surrounding mountains from the
middle of the lake. It provides excellent
opportunities for water activities like
kayaking, canoeing, fishing, tubing, and
wakeboarding. However, the higher water
levels have eliminated any beach areas along
the shoreline, confining water enthusiasts
to their boats.
Despite the lack of shoreline access, the
reservoir features nice picnic areas above
the launch and ample parking for vehicles
and trailers. Lowell Island blocks the view
of much of the opposite shore, making the
full expanse of this 18-mile lake only
visible by boat.
Paddlers on the serene waters may spot deer,
squirrels, chipmunks, bears, raccoons, and
other wildlife native to the area. But the
reservoir's large size and irregular shape
can present challenges, especially for
novice kayakers and canoeists.
Overall, the San Vicente Reservoir is
 an
attractive destination for water sports and
nature viewing, though its limited shoreline
access is a potential drawback. The scenic
mountain views and diverse wildlife make it
a worthwhile spot for experienced paddlers
to explore.
Map of San Vicente Reservoir
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