About Packer Lake Lodge:
The lodge is open only between the snows - usually from Memorial Day weekend through Columbus Day weekend. (May 24- October 15) Fifteen fishing lakes lie in the mountains within four miles of the lodge, plus there is Packer Creek, Salmon Creek and North Fork Yuba River. Brook, Rainbow and Brown Trout abound! You will feel at home in your outdoor clothing. You'll be surrounded by winding trails, wildflowers, birds, deer and other wildlife - all situated at the base of the majestic Sierra Buttes. At the lodge, the Dining Room which caters to mountain appetites, is open for breakfast and dinner Wednesday to Mondays. The "Corner Store" carries candy, fishing supplies, soft drinks, beer, wine and other simple needs. Packer Lake Lodge is in the Lakes Basin region of Tahoe National Forest in California. This region is North of Lake Tahoe and Truckee, and really the only way to get there is on Highway 49. The Lodge is officially located in Sierra City but in reality, it is tucked away on the other side of a mountain.
The lodge is open only between the snows - usually from Memorial Day weekend through Columbus Day weekend. (May 24- October 15) Fifteen fishing lakes lie in the mountains within four miles of the lodge, plus there is Packer Creek, Salmon Creek and North Fork Yuba River. Brook, Rainbow and Brown Trout abound! You will feel at home in your outdoor clothing. You'll be surrounded by winding trails, wildflowers, birds, deer and other wildlife - all situated at the base of the majestic Sierra Buttes. At the lodge, the Dining Room which caters to mountain appetites, is open for breakfast and dinner Wednesday to Mondays. The "Corner Store" carries candy, fishing supplies, soft drinks, beer, wine and other simple needs. Packer Lake Lodge is in the Lakes Basin region of Tahoe National Forest in California. This region is North of Lake Tahoe and Truckee, and really the only way to get there is on Highway 49. The Lodge is officially located in Sierra City but in reality, it is tucked away on the other side of a mountain.