Lake Cascade

Located in Payette National Forest

Seventy-five miles north of Boise, Idaho sits beautiful Lake Cascade. It encompasses 500 acres at an elevation of 4,828 feet.

If you are looking to take a weekend drive, Spokane, Washington is 293 miles south of Lake Cascade, and Salt Lake City, Utah, is 418 miles northwest.

The lake is conveniently close to local shops and stores if you need to pick up supplies before heading on the lake.

Outdoor Recreation

Biking, swimming, hiking, fishing, and other water sports are all allowed on Lake Cascade. It is the perfect location for residents who enjoy spending time on the water and in nature.

The lake is open year-round, and fun can be had in all seasons. Ice fishing, Nordic skiing, and snowshoeing can all be enjoyed in the areas on and surrounding Lake Cascade.

Are you looking to catch tonight’s dinner? Fishers can expect to catch Rainbow Trout, Coho Salmon, Smallmouth Bass, and Perch.

This lake is a bird-watchers dream. Waterfowl, Eagles, Hawks, and Song Birds call this lake their home. Spend a day on the lake watching these beautiful animals with the lush Idaho mountains as your backdrop.

Lake Cascade State Park

Located on Lake Cascade, this well-maintained park is perfect for picnicking, hiking, walking, biking, and more. The lake totals 500 acres, and this park has a host of amenities available to the public. There are 279 individual campsites, six boat ramps, and places to fish, ski, and boat.

Enjoy and observe the local wildlife living in Lake Cascade State Park. Waterfowl, deer, rainbow trout, raccoon, eagles, black bears, owls, fox, songbirds, badger, coho salmon, elk, cougar, and hawks, smallmouth bass, perch, grizzly bear, and skunk are some of the animals seen in this area.

The Best Place to Experience Lake Life

Whether you are looking to buy a family home, a full-time retirement residence, or find a vacation rental, Lake Cascade is an excellent choice.