Lake or beach that you can drive up to the water.

Also keep in mind, the california side of Havasu is all indian land and requires a permit(bought in havasu landing).

 

Do you need to pay to camp lakeside at Crowley?

 

Nope

 

Baja is but moments away:

 

The requirement of a permit to camp, just to visit, or both?

 

Probably both, I've only ever looked into offroading.

 

https://chemehuevi.org/conservation

That'll have everything you need.

 

Grant Lake (June Lake Loop Area). Gets windy if you don't have any protection from the elements.

 

Shaver Lake?

speaking of Shaver…take a Sunday drive come one come all.

 

I just realized the time I parked at the edge of Shaver Lake was during a competition. Perhaps the Jamboree had a permit.

 

It’s been a long time since I been to Shaver Lake. Are Huntington & Edison lakes open too?

 

Doh! Didn’t realize it’s not at Shaver Lake, it’ll be at Huntington, so yeah, it’s open.

 

Lake Isabella you can drive and park in the lake, i was just up there a couple weeks ago and had no problem

 

I remember driving up to Lake Piru years ago with a large herd of cows hanging out under a large Oak.

I checked it out just now on Apple Maps and damn, it’s changed. So has the town!

Quick throw—if you want to escape the heat in the Fresno area, take a drive up to Huntington Lake this Sunday! Should be in the lower 70’s. While you’re there, you can check out some great sounding hot saws!