The official Diamond Valley Lake web site

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Photo of DVL wildflowers  

Wildflowers at DVL
Click here to view the seasonal wildflower trail at Diamond Valley Lake.  Click here for more information on the wildflowers.Click here to view a wildflower slideshow.
     
community pic Stop The Spread of Invasive Mussels
Harmful quagga mussels have been discovered along the Colorado River at Lake Havasu, Lake Mead and Lake Mohave.  Click here to learn more about how you can help prevent the spread of these and other harmful aquatic plants and animals.  Click here for additional information and updates. Learn more about quagga and zebra mussels at the California Department of Fish and Game
     
Romona by Night   7.25lb trout
John Jameson-4yrs old caught a 7.25lb trout on a spoon on May 26, 2008.  (Click image to enlarge)
     
community pic Record Breaker
Mike Long, of Poway, set the new largemouth bass record at DVL with this 16.43 pounder caught March 16, 2007. It beats the previous record by about two pounds. (Click image to enlarge)

Visitor Center
2325 Searl Parkway, Hemet, Ca., 92543
(951)765-2612
Open to the public Thursday through Sunday, from 10 a.m. to 4 p.m. (closed Monday through Wednesday).  No charge for admission.

Learn about water and the building of Diamond Valley Lake through hands-on exhibits, a map of California’s aqueduct systems, a small sample of ice age fossils, a solar panel exhibit and more.
 

wester science center

 Western Science Center
Click here for information.
Diamond Valley Aquatic Center
The Aquatic Center is open daily and houses a play gym and water slide for all your water fun.

Call (951) 929-0047 for location, pool times and fee information.
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Boat Registrations Shoreline Information
Boat Registrations
Boat registrations are performed at DVL and Lake Skinner daily. More

Boat Requirements
Find out about the kinds of boats that can be launched at DV Lake.

General Boating and Fishing Information

 Shoreline Information
Metropolitan offers 1 1/2 miles of shoreline fishing. Terrain: Rugged.

DVL Trails
Click here for map.

Click here to view the wildflowers of DVL.

North Hills Trail Map
Click here

The official Diamond Valley Lake web site

Current weather conditions

DVL Stories and Fish plant schedule

Hours of Operation:
6:30 a.m. to 6:00 p.m.

Fees:
Annual Pass $450*
$7 entrance / $125 annual*
$12 boat launch
$3 fishing access permit
$5 for reservations

Marina Office - (951) 926-7201 or (800) 590-LAKE
*Annual Pass does NOT include reservation fee.
Boat Rental Fees

Click here for boat rental fees.

Recreation Rules and Regulations


Dry Storage Rates: 
 
For all NEW and EXISTING customers effective March 1. Existing MONTHLY customers can take advantage of the $400 annual rate before March 1.
 
Changes:
Monthly increased from $50 to $65
Annual increased from  $400 to $500