64-Acres Park is U.S. Forest Service land that is developed, operated and maintained by the TCPUD. Located just south of the "Y" in Tahoe City, this 64 Acres Park hosts parking, picnicking and provides access to the bike trail system and to the Truckee River itself through a rafting ramp.

This four-plus-acre park is located on the Lake in downtown Tahoe City. Commons Beach Park is popular for sunbathing, swimming and picnicking. Group picnic sites and children's playgrounds are located within a large lakefront grass and sand area.

After over 120 years of local and visitor use, Commons Beach is being rehabilitated and enhanced to accommodate environmental restoration, protection, and public access. Commons has served many purposes for the community from a transportation hub with shipping and train tracks, to private commercial enterprises, to a local post office, jail, firehouse, and finally a community park. Despite all of these uses, comprehensive planning and restoration had never occurred at this key site. In 1998 the TCPUD began working with the community to develop a strategic plan that would restore, protect and enhance this public park facility located in the heart of Tahoe City.

Construction is scheduled to begin as early as July 8, 2002 and be completed before July 1, 2003. Due to the extensive nature of the project, the Park will be closed to any public use during this time.

Several alternatives are available for public recreation. Please see the list of other public facilities available for beach access, playgrounds, and picnic sites in the activity catalog. A facility map is also available in the catalog and on the web for exact locations of these facilities.

We thank you for your patience and look forward to the reopening of the park in 2003.

Just north of Kaspian Campground on Highway 89, Elizabeth Williams Park has long been a favorite of anglers. Picnic tables and barbecues are available. A great place to relax next to the lake.

Kilner Park is located 3.5 miles south of Tahoe City on the corner of Highway 89 and Ward Avenue. This wooded 7-acre park adjacent to the west shore bike trail has a children's playground, lighted tennis courts, tennis practice court, sand volleyball court, walking and biking trails, picnic tables, group picnic area and restrooms.

Lake Forest Beach Park, offering an incredible view of the lake, is located at the end of Bristlecone Avenue in Lake Forest. Lake Forest Beach Park is a popular spot for swimming, sightseeing, bird watching, horseshoes, picnicking and wind surfing. Limited parking is available.

Marie Sluchak Community Park is located at the "Y" on Pine Street in Tahoma. Operated by the Tahoe Cedars Property Owner's Association and the TCPUD, the park offers a stage and seating area and is home to "Movies in the Park." It also offers a playground for children, and a variety of summer programs. For more information on events call Marie Sluchak at 530-525-6169.

Pomin Park is located adjacent to the Lake Forest Campground and Boat Ramp. This park boasts a large athletic field, a children's playground, a batting cage, a picnic area and restroom. Popular activities include baseball and soccer programs. Limited parking is available.

Skylandia Park is a 24-acre California State Park operated and maintained by the TCPUD. It is located 1.5 miles east of Tahoe City on Lake Forest Road. Skylandia Park provides bike trails, hiking trails, and picnicking. The park also features a beach, pier and swimming area.