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Lake Earl Wildlife Area - Del Norte County

fishing boating restrooms Waterfowl hunting allowed Wildlife Viewing Hunting with Shotgun allowed

Location: 5 miles N of Crescent City.

Phone Number: (707) 464-2523

Map: Directional Map (PDF)

Description: 5,624 acres that begin at the Pacific Ocean. It begins with sand dunes, encompasses two connected lakes and ends in upland fields and forest. Lakes Earl and Talawa are connected lagoons bordered by salt and fresh water marshes. Very undeveloped. Canvasback, western grebe, coastal black-tailed deer and beavers are a few of the many animals found here.

Special Restrictions: No rifles or pistols may be used or possessed.

Note: There has been confirmation of the presence of the New Zealand Mud Snail within this Wildlife Area.

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