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The Salton Sea offers a unique outdoor
escape in the heart of the California
desert. This vast inland lake provides a
wealth of recreational opportunities for
nature enthusiasts. Visitors can immerse
themselves in breathtaking desert vistas,
observe diverse wildlife, and enjoy
activities like paddling, camping, boating,
and more.
The Salton Sea is a true outdoor wonderland.
Its remote location and expansive
size—larger than both Lake Tahoe and Mono
Lake—make it a premier destination for those
seeking to get away from it all. The lake
and its surrounding areas teem with
opportunities for birdwatching, fishing,
hiking, off-roading, and photography. Hikers
can spot native wildlife like mule deer and
coyotes amidst the desert flora.
For water sports enthusiasts, the Salton Sea
is a true paradise. It offers ideal
conditions for kayaking, wakeboarding, jet
skiing, and swimming. A new 14-mile kayak
trail runs along the shoreline, allowing
paddlers to explore this unique aquatic
environment.
Overall, the Salton Sea is an outdoor oasis
in the desert, providing a wealth of
recreational activities and natural splendor
for those seeking to immerse themselves in
the California wilderness. Whether you're a
birdwatcher, hiker, or water sports
enthusiast, the Salton Sea has much to
offer.
The Salton Sea State Recreation Area
comprises five campgrounds, which together
accommodate 1,400 tent and RV sites, some of
which include full hookup facilities.
Map of the Salton Sea
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