Lake Berryessa Links

Lake Use Links

Welcome Visitors!

Land and water use are clearly the "hot topics" for California now and for the future. We've finally come to realize that fresh water is a precious resource that is limited and must be protected if we hope to keep environmental balances in our amazing state.
Rather than try to summarize ourselves the various points of view regarding the alternatives for Lake Berryessa, please go to the links below to read for yourselves what each group proposes for the lake and the lands around the lake.

Lake Berryessa Task Force 7: http://www.lbtaskforce.org/

Lake Berryessa VSP Task Force: http://www.lbvspt.info/

http://www.ranchomonticelloresort.com/news.html

Berryessa Trails and Conservation: http://www.berryessatrails.org/lake.htm

Citizens to Protect Lake Berryessa: http://www.protectberryessa.org/index.html

U.S. Dept of the Interior-Bureau of Reclamation: http://www.usbr.gov/mp/berryessa/facts.html

EPA Summary: http://www.epa.gov/fedrgstr/EPA-IMPACT/2000/November/Day-07/i28454.htm

Office of Environmental Health Hazard Assessment: http://www.oehha.ca.gov/fish/so_cal/lakeberry.html

Sierra Club: http://www.motherlode.sierraclub.org/yolano/Issues/Bioregion/Berryessa_for_all.html

Depending on how Lake Berryessa is redeveloped over the next several years, many of the families that currently own vacation home-trailers may need to consider alternative locations for their vacations. Listed below are other recreational waterways and lakes of California that may have available waterfront trailer sites or other similar setups for those families who want to continue to enjoy 'permanent' trailer sites on privately owned land rather than dealing with BOR and other government agencies.

California Delta Region-Closest for Bay Area Families
Lake Tahoe area
Lake Orroville
Lake Almanor
Lake Turlock
Lake Folsom
Clear Lake
Shasta Lake
Trinity Lakes area
Amador County Chamber of Commerce

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