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3-25-2025 Call before you go: “In an
effort to protect Tulloch Reservoir from the
potential spread of invasive species, the
Tri-Dam Project has announced the immediate
closure of the reservoir to all recreational
boating until further notice,” state Tri-Dam
officials said, adding, “This decision was
made to prevent the introduction of the
Golden Mussel, an invasive species known for
causing severe ecological and infrastructure
damage.”
Nestled in the rolling foothills of
Jamestown, the Lake Tulloch R.V. Campground
& Marina sits on the serene South Shore of
Lake Tulloch, which boasts over 55 miles of
picturesque shoreline. Surrounded by the
majestic Table Mountain range, the
campground offers stunning vistas and is
dotted with mature oak trees, making it one
of the premier destinations for water sports
enthusiasts in California.
The area provides a wealth of recreational
activities, including paddling, camping,
picnicking, boating, water-skiing, personal
watercraft riding, non-motorized boating,
paddle boarding, hiking, and fishing.
Year-round, visitors can spot an abundance
of wildlife around the lake, such as
ospreys, herons, bald eagles, deer, and
turkeys.
With over 110 sites, the Lake Tulloch
Campground provides a variety of
accommodations, from RV sites to cabins and
lakefront campsites, catering to the diverse
needs of its guests.
Overall, Tulloch Lake is undoubtedly one of  the
state's finest paddling and boat-in camping
destinations, offering visitors a chance to
immerse themselves in nature.
Map of Tulloch Lake
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