| Facilities: San Luis Reservoir provides showers, picnic areas, lodging (campgrounds), boat ramp, and a dump station. Best Time To Visit: San Luis Reservoir is open sunup to sundown year round. Fees: At most California State Parks, day use fees are charged for parking only. There is no charge to walk or bike into these parks. Most historical parks and museums charge a Day Use Fee per person. Accessibility: This park is handicapped accessible. Rules: Disturbance or destruction of natural scenery, plants and animals resources is strictly forbidden. Loaded firearms and hunting are not permitted. Park quite hours are between 10:00 p.m. and 6:00 a.m. All vehicle travel must be confined to designated roads or areas. Please clean up after yourself so that others may enjoy the beauty of these parks. Fires are permitted only in facilities provided for this purpose. Gathering of down wood is prohibited. Portable stoves may be used in designated areas. All fireworks are prohibited.Animals may not be turned loose in park units. All animals, other than grazing animals, must be under immediate physical control. Dogs must be on a tended leash no more than 6 feet or confined in an enclosed vehicle, tent or pen. Dogs, other than those that assist the permanently disabled, are prohibited on trails, beaches, and wherever posted.Directions: San Luis Reservoir is on Highway 152, 7 miles West of I-5, or 33 miles East of Highway 101 from Gilroy. A location map is available on this wildernet.com page. Map: Click here for a map to San Luis Reservoir Reservations: San Luis Reservoir accepts reservations. | |
