| Visitation: 27,000 | ||
| Area: 28,000 Acres | ||
| Lat: 40.64642 | ||
| Lon: 120.740742 | ||
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List Facilites at Viewing Site
| Site Id #:69 - Eagle Lake | |||
Facilites at Viewing Site | |||
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Brochure/Species List | Information is available from the Forest Service and BLM offices. | |
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Bus Accessible | ||
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Camping | The US Forest Service maintains four campgrounds at the south end of Eagle Lake with one campground having full hookups. The BLM maintains one primitive campground at the north end of the lake and two shoreline use areas at Rocky Point and along Highway 139 where all users must be self-contained in order to camp there. Campgrounds with full hook ups are located at Stones Landing and Spaulding subdivisions. | |
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Food/Vending Machines | Small stores with groceries and fishing supplies are located at the Gallatin Marina at the south end of the lake and at Stone's and Spaulding subdivisions. Gas is available from late spring through December at Stone's and Spaulding subdivsions and dock side gas for power boats is available at the Gallatin Marina at the south end of Eagle Lake. | |
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Restrooms | Facilities located in campgrounds. | |