Sawpit Beach

Hesperia, California

Description

Sawpit Beach, is nestled within the Silverwood Lake State Recreation Area. The beach offers a peaceful respite along the southern shores of Silverwood Lake. With lifeguards on duty during the summer months, families can enjoy a worry-free day of swimming and relaxation. The sandy shores provide the perfect backdrop for picnics, sunbathing, or simply soaking in the scenic views.

One of the highlights of Sawpit Beach is its designated swimming area, which remains free from motorized watercraft. This creates a serene environment where visitors can enjoy the gentle lapping of the lake without disturbance. Whether you're seeking solitude or quality time with loved ones, Sawpit Beach offers a tranquil setting for all.

Beyond the beach, Silverwood Lake State Recreation Area there are plenty of outdoor activities. Explore nature trails that wind through picturesque landscapes, or launch a boat for a day of fishing or watersports on the lake. Keep your eyes peeled for wildlife, as the area is home to a diverse array of flora and fauna.

If you're up for exploring beyond the beach, nearby attractions like Silverwood Lake Swim Beach at Cleghorn Beach, and Aztec Falls provide additional adventure opportunities.

DOGS:

Please note that dogs are allowed in campgrounds, picnic areas, parking lots, and on boats. They are NOT permitted on the beach or in the water (source: Parks.CA.Gov).

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