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Experience some of the best fishing in California

Come explore Diamond VALLEY MARINA

Diamond Valley Lake, located in Hemet is one of the largest man-made reservoirs in Southern California with a capacity of 800,000 acre-feet, 260 ft deep and over 4,500 surface acres.

At the lake you will discover some of the best fishing in the state. World-renowned for its black bass fishing, we are home to bluegill and sunfish, rainbow trout, and both blue and channel catfish. “The Diamond” attracts boaters from all over the world ready and willing to test their skills against monster-sized fish in these waters.

If you’re an outdoors enthusiast, the hiking and wildlife are abundant here at the lake. Enjoy!

 
 

Plan Your Visit

 

Trails

The 21.8 mile Lakeview Trail is open for hiking and mountain biking. Ask us about our Trek E-Bike rentals for use on the Lakeview Trail.

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Fishing

Trout, Bass, Catfish, Striper, and more are all for the catch at Diamond Valley Lake. Visit our Marina store to find out the where, when and how.

RESERVE A NEW BASIC BASS BOAT

We have a wide variety of boat rentals available at our fully operational marina. Reservations are not required to rent a boat, however, obtaining a reservation will guarantee the rental.

 

What Our Guests Are Saying…

  • "Great hike filled with wild flowers & the California poppies. Hiking trails were well maintained. Parking easy & close to the restrooms."

    Rug G on Trip Advisor

  • "I was riding by on a motorcycle and just wanted to see the view from the West end and take a few photos from the Clayton Record Viewpoint. There are covered benches and a nice paved short trail up to the top of a hill providing 360 degree views of the area, including the lake. Very nice, short stop."

    Jenteam on Trip Advisor

  • "We were in San Diego for a weekend in early April and I wanted to see the superbloom so we found out about this place. Was a great day trip from San Diego. We went early and got right in. You have to pay, but it was worth it. We stopped for a quick breakfast first in Temecula and drive back along the coast. Was a great day. But, the trail was pretty and people were mostly respect of the flowers and you could get close without trampling on the flowers. A great little hike!"

    Lisamb1 on Trip Advisor