Information on Lake Isabella
Information on Lake Isabella:
Isabella Lake is a large, man-made reservoir constructed in 1953. It is located at the southern end of the Sierra Nevada mountain range. Spring runoff from the Kern River (both the North and South Forks) is stored in the reservoir to prevent flooding in Bakersfield and provides water to agricultural communities during the summer. There are several campgrounds surrounding Lake Isabella that offer showers, piped water, campsites, RV sites (no hook-ups).
Directions
to Lake Isabella:
Lake Isabella can be accessed year around. From the Los Angeles area, take I-5 to Bakersfield. Take State Highway 178 northeast to Lake Isabella (approximately one-hour from Bakersfield).
Fishing at Lake Isabella
Species of fish in Lake Isabella: Bluegill:Crappie:Largemouth Bass:White Catfish
It is your responsibilty to know local fishing regulations (See below)
Lake Isabella Facts:
Lake Isabella is a Natural Lake
Visiting Info for Lake Isabella
Best Season to visit Lake Isabella is: April - November
For more information on
Lake Isabella contact:
National Forest or Park:
Sequoia National Forest
Address: 1839 South Newcomb St.
City: Porterville Zip: 93257
Phone: 559-784-1500
Email: Mailroom_R5_Sequoia@fs.fed.us
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