Stephens Creek Reservoir is a tranquil retreat from urban life, ideal for nature enthusiasts. The area is popular among birdwatchers and provides an idyllic spot for picnics. Visitors can take advantage of the park, BBQ facilities, and playground for children. With free public BBQs, ample seating, and picturesque views, it's a perfect setting to unwind in nature's embrace.
Why you should go
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Enjoy serene escape from the city amidst nature at Stephens Creek Reservoir
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Ideal spot for birdwatching and picnicking with picturesque views
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Learn about local history dating back to 1892 when the reservoir was built
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There is no automatic telemeter gauge for the water level of the creek supplying the water on the Bureau of Meteorology website or for the water level of the actual reservoir itself. Would be nice if the Bureau installed two of them to help the city measure its water supply.
Not worth the effort. 2ks off the highway. Small picnic and basic playground.
It’s a town water reservoir so no access to it.
Great views
There is no automatic telemeter gauge for the water level of the creek supplying the water on the Bureau of Meteorology website or for the water level of the actual reservoir itself. Would be nice if the Bureau installed two of them to help the city measure its water supply.
Not worth the effort. 2ks off the highway. Small picnic and basic playground.
It’s a town water reservoir so no access to it.
Visit Stephens Creek Reservoir for a peaceful retreat away from urban hustle
Bring your own food as there are limited dining options nearby
Consider visiting during sunrise or sunset for stunning views
Reviews
Stephens Creek Reservoir, located off the highway, offers basic amenities like a small picnic area and playground. While access to the water is restricted, visitors can enjoy great views from the park with free public BBQ facilities. Some reviewers suggest improvements like installing telemeter gauges for water level monitoring.
There is no automatic telemeter gauge for the water level of the creek supplying the water on the Bureau of Meteorology website or for the water level of the actual reservoir itself. Would be nice if the Bureau installed two of them to help the city measure its water supply.