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Lake Temescal is a small reservoir in the Oakland hills, in northeastern Oakland, California. It is the centerpiece of Temescal Regional Recreation Area, also known as Temescal Regional Park (and originally, Lake Temescal Regional Park). It is a part of the East Bay Regional Park District.
Lake Temescal, overseen by the East Bay Regional Park District, is extremely clean with great views of the natural landscape, water, and overlooks the entire East Bay/Oakland Hills area once you hike up the hill-y trail. It's a good 2-3 mile hike that loops around one full circle.
Lake Temescal is truly an oasis, though located just next to a busy metropolis. When walking along the water’s edge, watch for birds like ducks, Canadian geese, cormorants, and kingfishers. In the spring, wild onions, lilies, and other flowers bloom along the west edge of the lake.
Located in the Temescal Regional Recreation Area, Lake Temescal has an accessible Beach House adjacent to the swim area which offers changing rooms and showers. Swimming is allowed without lifeguards. Swimming is generally prohibited November through March, because of poor water quality.
Lake Temescal in Oakland Quarry Lakes in Fremont Shadow Cliffs in Pleasanton To arrange for use of a Beach wheelchair, call the park office prior to visiting. The outdoor pools at Roberts in the Oakland hills and Castle Rock in Walnut Creek are heated and disabled accessible.
Lake Temescal - Oakland, CA Lake Information Latest Photos Joaquin G. caught a full string of trout while fishing with a gold spoon. Photo Credit: Courtesy of East Bay Regional Parks View Report Joaquin G. 2-18-2021 Joaquin caught his limit of trout while fishing at Lake Temescal! Photo Credit: Courtesy of Lake Temescal View Report 3-6-2020
Lake Temescal in Oakland is a nearby recreation space that offers a nice escape from the city without going to farther locations such as Redwood Regional Park. Although it's a fairly small lake, it is still a nice place for a stroll around or a moment to sit and look at the lake.
How to get to Lake Temescal West Shore and East Shore Loop Trail? Driving Directions: From Highway 24 West, take the exit toward Tunnel Road. Turn left onto Caldecott Lane and then take your second left to cross over the freeway.
Lake Temescal, the west side For one of Oakland’s most rugged places, the west side of Lake Temescal doesn’t expose a lot of rock. But what’s there is unusual for Oakland, and interesting. I’m talking about this ridge — tectonically, a shutter ridge — across the lake from the swimming beach.
Located in Oakland, California as the central attraction of Temescal Regional Park, Lake Temescal is a reservoir lake that was created when its source; Temescal Creek was dammed in 1868 to fill in the sag pond left behind by the Hayward Fault.
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