Overview
- California State Parks completed a multi-summer waterline replacement that kept the park largely closed since 2023.
- Crews installed a new 8-inch main along nearly 3 miles of roadway with 25 fire hydrants plus road and access upgrades.
- The project was reported at roughly $5 million with partial funding from the Tahoe Regional Planning Agency and the U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service.
- Campsites will book through Reserve California starting Nov. 21, with reservations available up to six months in advance.
- Day-use entry will cost $10 per vehicle from sunrise to sunset, following delays tied to Tahoe’s short May–October construction season and earlier work errors.