Things To Do
Lakeport Restaurants
Looking for great places to eat in Lakeport? Here are some of our favorites: ☀️ Breakfast & Lunch Start your day with something delicious at: Santana's Cottage (right next to Skylark Shores Resort) Jimmy’s Deli Mike's Breakfast and Lunch 🌙 Dinner For a relaxed sit-down evening: Park Place Restaurant Harlowe's Lounge Blue Wing Saloon Restaurant- in Upper Lake next door to Tallman Hotel Craving something classic: Gaslight Grill — perfect for burgers and beer For flavorful global cuisine: Thai Bistro (our favorite Thai restaurant of all time) Lakshmi Cuisine of India And for something casual and fun: Pogo's Pizza on Main Street for a slice of cheesy goodness
Disney's Boat Rentals
Disney's Boat Rentals offers pontoon boats, ski boats, jet skis and kayaks to enjoy and play on beautiful Clear Lake.
Blue Lakes
If you’re in search of a refreshing swim, look no further than Blue Lakes—known for its cold, crystal-clear, and beautiful water, just 15 minutes north of Lakeport. Pine Acres Resort offers a fantastic day-use area, complete with a beach, dock, and sweeping views of the surrounding mountain ranges.
The Shannon Mercantile - Wine Bar and Market
The Mercantile is the perfect spot to enjoy some of Lake County’s best wines. In the summertime, they offer a charming “sip and pick” experience—where you can stroll through the garden and gather complimentary zinnias while enjoying a glass of wine. *Saturdays they host a farmers market from 10 am - 1 pm*
Kelseyville Bacon Festival
On Sunday, June 21st, downtown Kelseyville comes alive with the annual Lake County Baconfest. From 11 AM to 4 PM, enjoy a lively afternoon of beer, wine, and all things bacon!
Mount Konocti
Want to hike before the big day?! Mount Konocti has one of the most spectacular hikes in the area, offering a 360 degree view of Lake County from the very top! It is a 6 mile hike round trip.
Clear Lake
Clear lake is the oldest lake in ALL of North America. In its current shape, Clear Lake has been here for roughly 200,000 years! Water in the Clear Lake basin even dates back to 2 Million years. This is quite surprising considering the average life span for a natural lake is about 10,000 years. Additionally, Clear Lake is really shallow - the average depth is only 30 feet. Compare that to Lake Tahoe where the average depth is 989 feet. The shallow depth of Clear Lake is one reason it is very rich in nutrients, a big contributor to the abundance of wildlife on the lake. From fishing and bird watching to watersports - Clear Lake has it all!