William B Ide Adobe State Historic Park

Lake Oroville State Recreation Area, located near Oroville, California, is a man-made lake created by the Oroville Dam, the tallest earth-filled dam in the United States. Spanning approximately 15,500 surface acres and featuring 167 miles of shoreline, the area offers a diverse range of outdoor activities including camping, picnicking, hiking, and various water sports. The recreation area is home to multiple facilities, such as picnic areas, boat ramps, and designated swimming beaches, catering to both day-use visitors and overnight campers. With its commitment to conservation and recreation, Lake Oroville serves as a vital resource for water distribution and flood control while providing ample opportunities for outdoor enjoyment. Generated from the website

The Parks & Recreation Department in Oroville, CA, is dedicated to enhancing the health, inspiration, and education of California's residents by preserving the state's rich biological diversity and cultural resources while providing high-quality outdoor recreation opportunities. The department collaborates with Native American Tribal Nations, community partners, and educational institutions to ensure that interpretive programs and exhibits reflect contemporary research and public educational standards. With a focus on increasing access to outdoor recreation, the department addresses challenges posed by climate change and aims to create sustainable solutions for the diverse and growing population. Through various initiatives, including grants for local park projects and innovative mobile applications, the department strives to connect visitors with California's natural and cultural heritage. Generated from the website