Plan Your Visit

Essential information to help you enjoy Hollis Lake in Mission Trails Regional Park.

Hours of Operation

Hollis Lake follows the general operating hours of Mission Trails Regional Park.

Park Hours Sunrise to Sunset
Fishing Access Daylight Hours

Note: Hours may vary seasonally or due to park events. For the most current information, please check the official park website.

Important Notice

Specific hours and fees for Hollis Lake are managed by Mission Trails Regional Park.

We recommend verifying details before your visit, as information can change. The park's official resources provide the most accurate and up-to-date details.

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Fees & Permits

Information on potential costs for your visit.

Fishing License

A valid California fishing license is required for anglers 16 years and older.

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Parking & Access

Parking within Mission Trails Regional Park is generally free. Some special event areas may have fees.

For the Latest Details

Always refer to the official Mission Trails Regional Park website or contact park administration for confirmed fee structures, permit requirements, and any seasonal changes.

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Get directions and find everything you need for a perfect day at the lake.

Find Your Way to Hollis Lake

Located within the scenic Mission Trails Regional Park, Hollis Lake is easily accessible from across San Diego. Use these clear directions and parking tips for a smooth visit.

Driving Directions

From Downtown San Diego: Take I-8 East. Exit at Mission Gorge Road. Turn north onto Mission Gorge Road, then follow signs for Mission Trails Regional Park. Hollis Lake is accessible via the park's main entrance.
From La Mesa: Head west on I-8. Exit at Jackson Drive. Follow Jackson Drive north, then turn onto Mission Gorge Road. The park entrance will be on your right.
From North County: Take I-15 South to I-8 East. Follow directions from Downtown San Diego above.

Parking Information

  • Main Parking Lot: Available at the Mission Trails Regional Park Visitor Center. From there, it's a short walk or drive to Hollis Lake access points.
  • Accessible Parking: Designated accessible spaces are available near the Visitor Center and at key trailheads.
  • Parking Tips: Arrive early on weekends and holidays for best availability. Observe all posted parking regulations.

Important Visitor Notes

Hollis Lake is part of Mission Trails Regional Park. Please respect park hours (typically dawn to dusk) and all posted regulations. For the most current information on fees, hours, and trail conditions, visit the official Mission Trails Regional Park website.

Quick Reference

Address

Mission Trails Regional Park
San Diego, CA 92119

Located in the La Mesa area near Kumeyaay Lake Campground.

Park Hours

Dawn to Dusk (Daily)

Hours may vary seasonally. Check the official park website for updates.

Accessibility

Paved paths and accessible facilities are available at the Visitor Center. Some trails near the lake are natural surface.

Amenities & Facilities

Enjoy a comfortable and convenient visit with the facilities available at Hollis Lake and throughout Mission Trails Regional Park.

Parking & Restrooms

Convenient parking areas are available near the lake access points. Clean, maintained restroom facilities are provided for visitor comfort.

Picnic Areas & Trails

Scenic picnic spots with tables are perfect for a family outing. Direct access connects you to the extensive trail network of Mission Trails Regional Park.

Campground Proximity

Hollis Lake is located near the popular Kumeyaay Lake Campground, making it an ideal day-trip destination for campers seeking fishing and exploration.

Accessibility

We are committed to access for all. Key areas feature accessible pathways and facilities to ensure everyone can enjoy the natural beauty of Hollis Lake.

Hollis Lake amenities including picnic areas and scenic trails within Mission Trails Regional Park, San Diego

Relax and enjoy the amenities at Hollis Lake.