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A person wearing a wide-brimmed hat, sunglasses, a gray shirt, and green pants sits relaxed in a Hobie kayak on the clear, calm waters of Lake Tahoe. The sky is clear and blue, and distant mountains line the horizon.

Sugar Pine Point State Park Kayak Tours

by Jonathan Camacho | Jul 28, 2025 | Adult learners, Ed Z'Berg Sugar Pine Point State Park, Families, Nature, Nature Hikes, Recreators, Teens, Watersports, Youth, Youth & Families

Tours are limited to twelve participants with three leaders. We supply your kayak, paddle, and mandatory personal floatation device (pfd). You supply any personal medications, water, and snacks. Tours are 1 hour long with 30 minutes of kayaking instruction/getting... Read MoreRead more about Sugar Pine Point State Park Kayak Tours

AquaSMART Activity Booklet

by Jonathan Camacho | Jun 6, 2025 | All, Educators, Instructional Resources, Watersports, Your Safety, Youth, Youth & Families

This AquaSmart Activity Lessons for Water and Boating Safety resource contains a variety of activities that teach children important lessons about water and boating. The activities are designed to cover multiple aspects of aquatic and boating safety as well as... Read MoreRead more about AquaSMART Activity Booklet

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California State Parks Safety Tips

by Jonathan Camacho | May 28, 2025 | Nature Hikes, Off-Highway Vehicles, Recreators, Watersports, Your Safety

Whether you are an experienced outdoor enthusiast or a new one, we look forward to seeing you in California’s state park trails, beaches, lakes, mountains and deserts, but we ask that you please recreate responsibly. Read MoreRead more about California State Parks Safety Tips

The Changing Tide Newsletter

by Jonathan Camacho | Jan 8, 2025 | Recreators, Resources for Orgs, Watersports

The Changing Tide newsletter is the quarterly publication of the California Clean Boating Network (CCBN). The newsletter is dedicated to promoting clean boating practices in California by focusing on new trends in clean boating practices and environmental services for... Read MoreRead more about The Changing Tide Newsletter

Adults and kids wearing life jackets are sitting in kayaks in Tomales Bay and waving to the camera.

Water Recreation

by Jonathan Camacho | Jan 6, 2025 | Recreation & Safety, Recreators, Watersports

California has one of the highest levels of recreational boating activity in the nation. With 1,100 miles of coast, hundreds of navigable rivers, lakes, and the Delta, there are ample recreational opportunities for the State’s approximately four million boaters. As... Read MoreRead more about Water Recreation

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