Lake Size: 150 Acres Deepest Depth: 32 feet average depth Latitude: 38.8099 Longitude: -122.5594 Lake Level Above Sea Level: 548 ft (167 m) Counties: Dearborn County Cities: Dearborn County Lake Management: US Army Corps of Engineers
Information: Hidden Valley Lake is a private upscale residential community located in Dearborn County in southeastern Indiana. A wide variety of wildlife including white tail deer, wild turkeys, ducks, geese, plus many more, share the natural setting. The charming panoramic wooded setting includes 561 acres of common grounds and recreational areas. Hidden Valley Lake provides a wide variety of amenities and community activities. Hidden Valley Lake is considered to be one of Indiana's most beautiful and inviting resort communities. Located in Southern Indiana's Dearborn County, Hidden Valley Lake offers a serene, 150 acre, deep water lake. The lake is surrounded by a multitude of recreational and leisure activity facilities. At Hidden Valley Lake, you'll find an opportunity to become part of an out-standing community.
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The Marina is located on Northshore Drive between Marine View and Granite. It's facilities include a 30 slip boat dock which is available for monthly rental by HVLA members, a boat launch ramp, parking area, restroom building, turfed view park and telephone. It is open from 6:00 a.m. to 10:00 p.m. daily. To launch, boats must have current HVLA stickers at no cost to the member. Slip rentals are $30.00 a month. Both I.D. stickers and slip rentals are arranged at the HVLA administrative office at 18174 Hidden Valley Road, (707) 987-3138).
Big Beach Park is located on Lake Ridge Circle across the street from the HVL Country Club. About half of this three acre site is improved with two connected parking lots, restrooms, a large sandy beach with roped off deep and shallow swimming areas, children's tot facilities and recently installed sand volleyball court, access walkway and turfed picnic and play areas with picnic tables. Big Beach also has a hiking trail and a beach area suitable for day use boat tie ups.
Little Beach Park is located on North Shore Drive just south of Brookfield. The park has a large, flat sandy beach and a relatively shallow roped off swimming area, a favorite for Little Beach Park is located on North Shore Drive just south of Brookfield. The park has a young children. It also features restrooms, a turfed picnic area (ample shade) a beach picnic area and children's tot lot. The park, like Big Beach, has been heavily improved during the last three years and received an expanded parking lot in 1999.
North Shore Fishing Park is located on North Shore Road 200 yards south of Little Beach Park. This one acre site is largely unimproved but provides limited shoulder parking and an access road on the southwest side of the site. Its broad lake frontage provides good spots for shoreline fishing or a short walk along the water.
Whitewater paddling is great on Putah Creek. Loads of people stay at Hidden Valley Lake Campground when going to Anderson Marsh State Park.
Hidden Valley Lake Campground is enormously popular with the people in Middletown. Robert Louis Stevenson State Park is both great and lovely, and it's close to Hidden Valley Lake Campground, and you're sure to bump into some wonderful folks from Middletown here. There's such a large number of things to do in the neighborhood of Hidden Valley Lake Campground, and it's always fun to be at this place.
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dropping by this vicinity in California it's a delightful idea to go camping for a couple of days too. This campground is so good. Get covered with water paddling on Cache Creek; going for a hike along the Cadd Fire Trail will let you absorb the natural beauty of this vicinity.
Coyote Valley is close to Hidden Valley Lake Campground and is a nice site, and Anderson Marsh State Park is a fine location to check out on a delightful day. For the period of the summer at Hidden Valley Lake Campground temperatures are mostly in the 90's. All through the moonlight hours it's ordinarily in the 50's. The winter comes with highs in the 50's while the cold winter nights at Hidden Valley Lake Campground are in the 30's.
So many local attractions and such a vast number of things to do are sure to keep you coming back repeatedly. From a precipitation
point of view Hidden Valley Lake Campground is a rather common site; the wettest month of the year is commonly January, that's the one that rains the most, and the driest month of the year is July. Gallagher Creek is in the vicinity of Hidden Valley Lake Campground and is always a bliss to visit, and if the weather is nice, you can go for a hike along the Bald Mountain Trail.
There's plenty of outdoors recreation available in the neighborhood such as swimming, whitewater paddling, fishing, and hiking, so you won’t run out of things to do. You think that's enough? Just getting warmed up. You're in all probability interested in lakes, Hidden Valley Lake is one of those nearby, and drift down the rapids of Bear Creek in a kayak.
When was the last time you went camping for a couple of days? Hidden Valley Lake Campground in California is the outdoors at its greatest.
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