Anderson Lake County Park in California is closed to the public for construction of a new dam and discharge tunnel. The closure is expected to last until 2032. While the construction is ongoing, you can explore the alternative recreational opportunities available at the nearby Coyote Lake .

Anderson Lake is a premier destination for paddlers, offering superb opportunities to explore its scenic waterways. When open, the lake is a popular getaway, especially during the warmer months of spring, late summer, and early fall when the crowds have dissipated. Paddlers can capture abundant wildlife, from deer and ducks to herons and eagles, with their cameras as they glide along the tranquil shoreline.

Camping is available at the nearby Coe Ranch E Campground, situated atop an open ridge at an elevation of 2,600 feet along the terminus of East Dunne Avenue. From this vantage point, the campground affords sweeping views across the ridges and canyons of the surrounding backcountry, as well as the southern expanse of the Santa Clara Valley.

Whether you're an experienced paddler or a beginner, Anderson Lake provides an ideal outdoor aquatic experience, with activities ranging from kayaking and canoeing to boating and hiking. With so much to offer, it's no wonder Anderson Lake is a fantastic spot for those looking to enjoy the great outdoors.

Map of Anderson Lake

  
 
 
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