Zephyr Cove Park - Swimming Hole near Glenbrook, Nevada
233 Warrior Way, Zephyr Cove, NV,Glenbrook,Nevada
39.01066, -119.943505
5.5 miles S of Glenbrook, Nevada
Address: 233 Warrior Way, Zephyr Cove, NV
GPS: 39°0'38.4"N 119°56'36.6"W
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State: Nevada
Disc Golf Target Type: DISCatcher
Disc Golf Tee Type: Rubber Mats

Restrooms Picnic Tables Lakes Pet Friendly Bicycles Fishing Motorized Use State Park

Camp, Canoe, Disc Golf, Hike, Horseback, Kayak, and Swim

Zephyr Cove Park is located 4.6 miles off highway 50 in Nevada. This park is a great place to have your summer activities; it includes Picnic tables for groups and couples, Barbecue facilities, 6 tennis courts, Softball/soccer fields, a library, Playground for the kids, Sledding hills for the winter months, 18 hole disc golf courses and a volleyball court. you can also go to Zephyr Cove beach and fishing (Any person over 16 years of age must have a valid fishing Nevada or California license.) It has many activities to choose from in one place during the summer time and the price of using these facilities are free thanks to the locals near the park except parking and camping. There are additional amenities for camping: Outdoor patio at the campground office, Free WIFI in resort main lobby and restaurant, Vending Machines and Cable (RVs) for T.V. 

 

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Zephyr Cove RV Park | Zephyr Cove Resort

Stay at Zephyr Cove Resort’s RV Park & Campground near Lake Tahoe’s southeast shore. Enjoy modern comforts, beach access, top marina activities, and family fun.

https://www.zephyrcove.com/lodging/zephyr-cove-rv-campground
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  2. Travel & camp on durable surfaces
  3. Dispose of waste properly
  4. Leave what you find
  5. Minimize campfire impacts
  6. Respect wildlife
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Directions

From Glenbrook, Nevada

  1. Head southeast on Pray Meadow Rd toward Glenbrook Inn Rd
    Restricted usage road
    (0.3 mi)
  2. Slight right onto Prey Meadow Rd
    Restricted usage road
    (361 ft)
  3. Slight right onto Old Hwy 50
    Restricted usage road
    (381 ft)
  4. Old Hwy 50 turns right and becomes Short Rd
    Restricted usage road
    (0.1 mi)
  5. Short Rd turns slightly right and becomes Old Hwy 50
    Restricted usage road
    (0.1 mi)
  6. Turn right to stay on Old Hwy 50
    Restricted usage road
    (0.4 mi)
  7. Continue straight onto Glenbrook Rd
    Restricted usage road
    (135 ft)
  8. Turn right onto US-50 W (5.1 mi)
  9. Turn left onto Warrior Way (276 ft)
  10. Turn right (0.2 mi)
  11. Turn right
    Destination will be on the right
    (499 ft)
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Travel north from South Lake Tahoe on highway 50 for 4.6 miles. You will see Zephyr Cove Resort and Beach on your left. Take the next right (at the fire house) onto Warrior Way. You will see an elementary school on your left and the park facilities on your right. If you turn right immediately on Warrior Way you can park in the rear by the Playground, picnic areas, and disc golf course. If you take the second right, you can park by the library, tennis courts and softball/soccer field. Courtesy of visit-lake-tahoe.net

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