The Buena Vista Lakes consist of two lakes: Lake Webb at 998 surface acres and Lake Evans at 86 surface acres. Buena Vista Lake boosts three splendid campsites, coupled with an array of hiking trails. The temperatures rise to the 90s F in the summer days and sink into the 60s in the night. If planning to camp in the winter, be prepared as the days rise to highs in the 50s and lows in the 30s.
Buena Vista Aquatic Recreation Area Family Campsites
As a family campsite, children can enjoy the several installations of children's playgrounds; one is even in the shape of a giant toy soldier. Activities include: fishing, boating, jet-skiing, camping (for families and large groups), picnicking and bicycling. The campsite holds two concession buildings, three covered picnic areas reserved for large groups and numerous other picnic areas throughout the campsite.
Rosedale Village Campland
Rosedale Village Campland offers 155 grassy campsites. Each site includes planted citrus and nut trees, a picnic table and patio. Cable TV is available as well as playgrounds and barbecue. Tours of wineries are offered to travelers. Weekly and monthly rates are available for those planning short or longer term stays.
Valle Vista Campground
Open all year, Valle Vista Campground offers family and group campsites. Restrooms and showers are available as well as RV hookups. The campground even has Wi-Fi access and is handicap accessible.
Fishing Amenities
Since the lake is recently man-made, fish need to be added to the lake every year from nearby the California Aqueduct. The lake holds catfish, stripers, largemouth bass, rainbow trout, crappie and bluegill. Some of the trout are up to 12 pounds. Since boating is permitted on the lakes, it is best to fish in the early morning or late evening.
