Stay in one of Lakeshore Resort’s renovated cabins.

The historic Lakeshore Resort has been at Huntington Lake since the 1920s.

The cabins are all undergoing complete renovations. Five are now available.

Bring your family and friends for skiing or snow play. This is also a great place to bring someone special for a romantic weekend. All cabins are cozy and quaint.

Three have on demand water heater, microwave, mini refrigerator, coffee maker and propane heater. A Continental Breakfast is served from 8 am to 9 am.

So please look at your calendar and then Book Your Stay with us for the winter season.

Historic saloon at Lakeshore Resort is a favorite for visitors and locals alike.

If you have not yet had the pleasure of joining others for a casual afternoon or evening at the Lakeshore Resort Saloon, you need to add that to your list of things to do!

Not only can you enjoy your favorite libation, you can play darts, have a snack, and watch whatever is on the big screen TVs.

Sit in one of the cozy booths, at the bar on a stool or stand around the old pot belly stove in the winter to keep warm.

Saloon hours: Fri to Sun 11am to 11pm

We have been planning weddings and receptions for almost 30 years.

Our team of professionals will help you execute your dreams in a beautiful setting for much less than you may expect.

Imagine a lakeside wedding in the summer with a warm breeze on the rocky point. Or perhaps a wooded area in the fall by pines. Even a winter wedding in the snow, outside in the meadow or in the Lodge Hall.

We cater all weddings to each guest’s individual needs.

The Lakeshore Resort General Store will be undergoing major changes.

When visitors and cabin owners come to Huntington Lake, they will often forget some basic items. The General Store will be stocked so shoppers can find nearly anything they desire along with some surprises?

The Gift Shop at the General Store will feature all the souvenir items generally stocked by resort facilities.

The General Store has a full liquor license and will stock all your favorite beverages. Ice will be available for those needing to fill their camping ice boxes.

Lakeshore Resort at Huntington Lake was built in 1922.

It features one of the few remaining wooden structures of its kind in a National Forest and has been nominated for the National Registry of Historic Places.

In 1922, Harry Allen, a heavy equipment engineer who worked on the building of the dams, built the General Store / Hotel and some of the cabins. He was the person who took a Model T Ford over the mountains establishing the Kaiser Pass Road to the backcountry. Harry and his wife Merle provided housing and comfort for the men working on the Big Creek hydroelectric project during the early 20’s.

Come and stay for a few days at Lakeshore in a quiet beautiful setting.

The resort is situated on the shore of a lake that is popular for fishing, wind surfing and home to the spectacular High Sierra Regatta. Short drive to hot springs and off-road trails.

Huntington Lake is a very popular destination for families. Reserve a RV Park or Tent Site at Lakeshore Resort, the hub of Huntington Lake activities.

A variety of hiking trails are nearby with one suitable for every age and physical capability.

Horseback riding is available nearby at D&F Pack Station and at the High Sierra Pack Station at Edison Lake.

When the day is done, head back to Lakeshore Resort for an evening of relaxation.

Make arrangements to dock your boat while staying at Huntington Lake.

Sailing is one of the most popular activities on Huntington Lake. You can take advantage of the Lakeshore Resort Marina to tie up your vessel during your stay. Check the link above for Marina to make your reservation.

You can moor your boat for a day, week, month or seasonally. All requests are made on a first come, first served basis.

Thanks for thinking of Lakeshore Resort. The management and staff look forward to serving your needs.

Central California’s best-known lake regatta is just outside our front doors.

You can expect up to 150 boats racing each weekend during late June and early July .

Huntington Lake is great for spectators viewing the racing from the shoreline. The Start/Finish line is just West of the launch ramp, about 50 feet off shore. Mark 1, the downwind jibe mark is about the same distance from the shore at the point which is about a 100 feet walk northwest of the Start/Finish line.

The event attracts Olympic gold medalists and national champions. The consistent winds and beautiful scenery attract sailors from all over the country.