North Tahoe Beach Center
The park includes a grassy area located above the beach; shoreline access; permanent restrooms; one horseshoe pit (bring your own shoes!); barbecues and picnic tables; and three popular, high quality beach volleyball courts.
Be sure to stop by this popular park and beach with the whole family! North Tahoe Beach is a 2.7 acre beach park with 540 feet of public shoreline. The park includes a shoreline access, permanent restrooms, one horseshoe pit (bring your own shoes!), and three popular, high quality beach volleyball courts. The North Tahoe Beach Center is a busy spot, with happy families and the area’s best volleyball players enjoying the scene. Their group picnic shelter sports a large barbecue and cold running water and is perfect for a family outing. The shelter is available for free on a first-come, first-served basis only for private parties.
- Hours 6:00 am to 10:00 pm. No public access after hours.
- Address State Route 28 at Highway 267, Kings Beach, CA 96143
- Phone Beach Contact: 530-546-4212
- Website North Tahoe Beach Center
- Best Feature The three high quality beach volleyball courts are very popular
- Horseshoe Pits
- Volleyball Courts
- Picnic Area
Located at the intersection of Highway 267 and Highway 28. There is no fee for use of the 42 parking spaces; however, they fill up early during the height of the summer season!
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