Kings Beach, Lake Tahoe, California

Located between Tahoe Vista and Brockway, Kings Beach rests on Lake Tahoe, California. The Sierra Mountain Range surrounds this town, where you can almost taste the crisp air. Blue lake tides ebb and flow gently on the Kings Beach shore. That Kings Beach is home to about 4,037 residents gives you an idea of how this community reels in its visitors. Ponderosa Pine flourish in the Kings Beach State Recreation Area, where also one stretch of beach brims with swimmers, fishers, and lake-loving locals and visitors.

Technically, Kings Beach has three beaches that overlap. Coon Street Picnic Area meets Kings Beach State Recreation Area, meets North Lake Tahoe Beach Area. Depending on lake level, boats are launched from Coon Street Picnic Area. Having undergone multimillion dollars of renovation, North Lake Tahoe Beach Area you can imagine what the group facilities are like. Largest of the three is Kings Beach State Recreation Area, which is 700 feet long. Restaurants and shops selling local arts and crafts line the shore. You may want to leave Kings Beach to explore all of North Lake Tahoe in the summertime, but it isn't necessary. Waterskiing, boating, fishing, volleyball playing, grilling in the picnic area, renting water toy and sports' gear, and relaxing by the lake, are close by. Camp, hike, mountain bike in the Sierras just outside the town. Short drives will lead to nightlife that's never dull, especially among the many high-class casinos. Work on your serve and backhand playing tennis. Over twelve golf courses are spread throughout North Lake Tahoe, California. Soar with eagles by hang gliding, reach for the sky by hot air ballooning, or race with gravity by sky diving. Summer in Kings Beach, wind down by Lake Tahoe, and see the vivacious Ponderosa pines and white peaks of the Sierra Mountains. Head for the slopes, come wintertime, because the ski-worthy powder is ripe for conquest. Kings Beach is central to North Lake Tahoe, and hence close to the ski resort areas you wish to be at. Over fifteen ski resorts are within driving distance. All you need to face down those steep slopes or curve through the 200+ trails are ready for you, your family, and friends. Private lessons, clinics for men, women, children, novice, expert, programs taught to use your equipment more effectively, make your downhill trip less a wreck and more a savvy exhilaration. With the number of trails and ski resorts, you may never want to leave North Lake Tahoe, California. While you may not be skiing or snowboarding, other snow fun, like sled and inner tube riding, horse- or dog-sleigh riding, snowmobiling, snowshoeing, snow ball fighting, all round out a vacation you'll love. Kings Beach can be a vacation all on its own, but when you leave it to see the rest of North Lake Tahoe you won't be disappointed.