Fuller Lake
- Type
- PG&E reservoir
- Elevation
- 5,400 ft
- Operator
- PG&E
- Launch
- About 8 trailer spaces
- Boat launch
- Swimming
- Restrooms
About this lake
Fuller Lake sits at 5,400 feet in the Tahoe National Forest, four miles north of Highway 20 on Bowman Road.
On the water
PG&E runs the Fuller Lake boating site and sets its opening and closing dates. The state boating directory lists a launch with parking for about 8 cars with trailers, plus restrooms and a swimming area. There's no drinking water. The Forest Service asks boaters to clean, drain and dry and to check launching rules before visiting.
Before you go
Check PG&E's recreation page for current dates.
Getting there & access
Getting there
Take Bowman Road about four miles north from Highway 20.
Golden mussels
The Forest Service asks every boater to clean, drain and dry boats, trailers and gear, never drain bilge or ballast into the lake, and check the lake's launching rules before visiting. California also requires a Mussel Fee Sticker on motorized boats used in fresh water.
- Water
- No drinking water
- Ranger district
- (530) 265-4531
What's here
Launch
Launch with about 8 trailer spaces
Swimming
Swimming area
Restrooms
Restrooms; no drinking water
Rules & official resources
- California Boater Card required for all operators of motorized vessels, regardless of age, since January 1, 2025dbw.parks.ca.gov ↗
- PG&E operated; opening and closing dates subject to changefs.usda.gov ↗
- The Forest Service asks boaters to clean, drain and dry boats and gear and to contact each lake's managing agency for its launching and inspection rules before visiting; it lists no inspection station for this lakefs.usda.gov ↗
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