Reviews of Lake Lake amador

There are plenty of trees for shade. The fee is $14 for entry and $7 to fish. This is a private camp site. The booking fee is $30+ per night plus $7 for the fishing fee. They have bench and BBQ grill stand for each site. The restroom is nearby. My friend caught some crappie, bluegill, and catfish fishing along the bank.

The lake is full and remains full from all the rain. The storms tend to change the clarity but it bounces back fairly quickly and really hasn't prevented people from catching. Alot of improvements have been made around the lake and starting to fill up for for the summer so hurry and make your reservations! Mon-Thurs 9-5 is the best time to call to book!

Although the campsites are a little close to each other it's a nice place to visit. The lake was full fishing was slow but it's a beautiful lake. Price for fishing. There is a little steep but that's the norm for lakes around the area unfortunately.

A lot of pressure on fish with all the boats and bank anglers. They dont follow there limit of 30 boats especially if you count kayaks. This place is just blown out and obviously all they care about is making money.

Really nice lake, a little bit different. It's more like a river than a lake, lot's of offshoots. Not super big, explored most of it in a single morning, but very quiet and almost completely free of motor boats besides a few folks out fishing. The lodge up top seemed nice, however it was pretty expensive between parking and day uses passes for 2 people, I think it was like $36 total. So... Not the cheapest. But for not having to worry about being run over by speedboats and some pretty neat time out on the water, it's money well spent. I'd definitely recommend this place if you'd like a bit more peace and quiet than Hogan or Comanche have to offer.