Welcome to Trinity Lake, one of Northern California's pristine boating destinations located within the Shasta-Trinity National Forest. Trinity Lake is encompassed by miles of tree-lined shores to explore and countless secluded coves, perfect for claiming as your own houseboat rental base camp. You can find some of the best water sports opportunities within the region, as well as world-class trout and bass fishing along the 147 miles of shoreline. The Trinity Lake area boasts excellent hiking opportunities with a wide variety of wildlife and geography throughout the region. Horseback riding and river rafting are also popular activities with visitors to the Shasta Trinity National Forest. Make a reservation with us today and find out why Trinity is known as one of Northern California’s favorite houseboating playgrounds!
What People Are Saying
We rented boats. It was a fun experience. Travis was also a godsend helping my disabled wife to and from truck and docks. Would recommend this place to anyone.
James Ayers
Ridgeville, California
We always have a great time at Trinity Lake. Glad to see that the marina has new ownership, as everything already looks better compared to the last few years.
Steve Badertscher
Globe Mill, California
We had an excellent time using one of the pontoon boats. It ran well and was very clean when we used it.
Jacob Lindsay
Dedrick, California
Great place very helpful staff would recommend it to any boater of any experience.
Zack Kline
Helena, California
Rented a boathouse for the day. Loaded all our stuff, got instructions in driving it and we were off. The boathouse was clean and met all of our needs. Would recommend and do it again.
Jenna Yang
Junction City, California
Great place to hang out with the kids! Stayed here for a few days and enjoyed the water and the marina. Would recommend 100% to first-timers.
Ingrid Spainhower
Trinity Center, California
Had the opportunity to come here for a work trip and surprisingly it didn't even feel like a work trip! The environment was beautiful as well as the water.
Marcos Sanchez
Helena, California
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