Lake Piru Boating in a Nutshell

• Waterskiing, Wakeboarding
• Pleasure Cruising, Patio Boats, Fishing Boats
• Kayaking, Canoeing, Sailing, Paddle Boards

Lake Piru is a great place for waterskiing and other boating. Up to 50 jet skis are now allowed on the lake. Even so, Piru is less congested compared to other nearby lakes. There are separate high-speed boating and fishing areas. The maximum speed limit on the lake is 35 MPH. Boats must be between 12 feet and 26 feet long. Canoes and kayaks over eight feet long are permitted in the special-use area. Two floating restrooms are found on the lake.

Boats do need to be inspected for Quagga and Zebra mussels. Hours of the park vary by season, so it is best to call ahead to be sure of opening and closing times. (805) 521-1500

• Daily Vehicle Entrance:   $14 ($10 Oct.-March)
• Annual Vehicle Entrance:   $150,   Seniors $90,   2nd Vehicle $75
• Day-use Motor Boat Permit:   $8
• Day-use Non-Motor Boat Permit:   $5
• Pets:   $3

Lake Piru complete fee schedule 2024: Lake Piru Fee Schedule

Purchase Lake Piru day use permits online: Lake Piru Day Use Permits. Prices subject to change.

Lake Piru Marina and
Juan Fernandez Boat Launch Area

(805) 521-1500
Lake Piru Recreation Area

Marina:

(805) 521-1500   Lake Piru Boating

• Launch Ramps 5 concrete lanes
• Facilities:   Boat Rentals, Bait shop, and Beach
• Boat Storage: Wet Slips available by day, week, or month. Dry Storage by month

Lake Piru Recreation Area has teamed up with Tommy's Boat Rentals to provide boat rentals, along with wakeboards, surfboards, skis, and tubes.
Tommy's California

Lake Piru Quagga and Zebra Mussels Boat Inspections

All boats must undergo a mandatory inspection. This inspection is to prevent the spread of Quagga and Zebra Mussels. All vessels must be clean, drained, and dry prior to entering Lake Piru.