Numerous game fish abound in the waters of Hensley Lake.
The Corps Annual Pass gives unlimited access to day-use areas at any Corps project for one calendar year at the date of purchase. Army Corps of Engineers also sells their Corps Annual Pass for $40. Senior and Access Pass holders also receive a 50 percent discount on campsites at Corps-managed campgrounds. Individuals 62 years and older have the choice of purchasing an Annual Senior Pass for $20 which is good for one year from the date of purchase, or a Lifetime Senior Pass for $80, which does not expire. The Annual Pass is good for one year from the date of purchase. You will have access to all of your favorite Corps recreation areas and participating federal agencies public lands. The Annual Pass is a onetime purchase of $80.
DOUGLAS BUCK REC CENTER SERIES
Get more details about the pass series here. Be sure to pick up your America the Beautiful pass at any of our Corps projects as the money is directly invested back into the facilities to improve your recreational experience. The series includes the Annual Pass, Every Kid Outdoors Pass available to 4th graders, Annual Senior Pass, Lifetime Senior Pass, Lifetime Access Pass, Volunteer Pass, and Military Pass.
The Corps of Engineers participates in the America the Beautiful-Federal Recreational Lands Pass Series. Take an online boating course at . Passing this California boating safety course will also make you eligible for a discount on your boat or PWC insurance with many insurance providers. Launch ramps are located in the Buck Ridge and Hidden View recreation areas. The 1,570-acre lake provides plenty of space for water-skiing, sailing, personal watercraft and pleasure boating. Groups may also reserve the Wakalumi primitive area by calling our project headquarters. Each group camping area is available by reservation to groups of up to 50 people through. Hidden View has two group camping areas, with gazebo picnic shelters. during peak season (President's Day weekend thru September 30) and 8 p.m. The Hidden View campground gates open at 6 a.m. The Hidden View Area also has a self-guided nature trail, and playground. Campsites are equipped with a table, fire pit, and barbecue grill. Hidden View campground has 53 campsites, flush restrooms with showers and a trailer dump station.
In the 500-acre wildlife area you may enjoy hiking, bird watching, hunting, mountain biking, and horseback riding. A group picnic area with barbecue, tables, and horseshoe pits is available by reservation through. The Buck Ridge Recreation Area has a swim beach and 40 picnic sites, each equipped with a table and barbecue grill. Park ranger programs can be scheduled by calling 55.
View Mapįrom Madera, follow Road 400 northeast to Hensley Lake.Ī small visitor center is located at the project office. Located near the geographic center of California, the park is 17 miles northeast of Madera. 23! Projects will include painting life jacket loaner stations, installing bike racks and hitching posts, cleaning plant beds, picking up trash, leveling picnic areas, and mulching playground areas. Army Corps of Engineers for flood control, irrigation, resource management, and recreation - the lake attracts a growing number of visitors each year.Ĭome celebrate National Public Lands Day with us on Sept. The dam is 163 feet high, 5,730 feet long and has a capacity of 90,000 acre feet of water.īuilt by the U.S. The 1,570-acre lake was created by the construction of Hidden Dam on the Fresno River. Hensley Lake is surrounded by the oak woodlands of the Sierra Nevada foothills.
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