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Stevens Creek Reservoir — Attraction in Cupertino

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Stevens Creek Reservoir
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Stevens Creek Reservoir is an artificial lake located in the foothills of the Santa Cruz Mountains near Cupertino, California. A 1,063-acre county park surrounds the reservoir and provides limited fishing, picnicking, hiking, and horseback riding activities.
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Stevens Creek Reservoir
11997 Stevens Canyon Rd, Cupertino, CA 95014
Stevens Creek County Park Lakeshore Picnic Area
12699-, 13491 Stevens Canyon Rd, Cupertino, CA 95014
Stevens Creek Reservoire Picnic Place
12699-13491 Stevens Canyon Rd, Cupertino, CA 95014
Tony Look trail
Stevens Creek Tony Look Trail, Cupertino, CA 95014
Stevens Canyon Trail
13492 Stevens Canyon Rd, Cupertino, CA 95014
Coyote Ridge Trail Lookout Point
Coyote Ridge Trail, Saratoga, CA 95014
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Stevens Creek Reservoir

California 95014
4.5(45)
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Stevens Creek Reservoir is an artificial lake located in the foothills of the Santa Cruz Mountains near Cupertino, California. A 1,063-acre county park surrounds the reservoir and provides limited fishing, picnicking, hiking, and horseback riding activities.

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attractions: Stevens Creek Reservoir, Stevens Creek County Park Lakeshore Picnic Area, Stevens Creek Reservoire Picnic Place, Tony Look trail, Stevens Canyon Trail, Coyote Ridge Trail Lookout Point, restaurants: , local businesses:
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Nearby attractions of Stevens Creek Reservoir

Stevens Creek Reservoir

Stevens Creek County Park Lakeshore Picnic Area

Stevens Creek Reservoire Picnic Place

Tony Look trail

Stevens Canyon Trail

Coyote Ridge Trail Lookout Point

Stevens Creek Reservoir

Stevens Creek Reservoir

4.4

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Stevens Creek County Park Lakeshore Picnic Area

Stevens Creek County Park Lakeshore Picnic Area

4.5

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Open until 8:00 PM
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Stevens Creek Reservoire Picnic Place

Stevens Creek Reservoire Picnic Place

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Tony Look trail

Tony Look trail

4.6

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Open until 8:30 PM
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Extreme Noise Concern Stevens Creek Reservoir is a beautiful place to hike or enjoy a boat ride. However, the extreme noise produced by the gas-powered generator used at the inspection station for boats, paddleboards, and kayaks is unbearable. This noise disrupts the experience for visitors, disturbs the natural habitat and wildlife, and cannot be healthy for the employee working next to it all day. It is unclear why such a loud generator is necessary. Connecting to the power grid or using solar energy would be far more sustainable and environmentally friendly solutions. I measured the noise level at 96 decibels—this is unacceptable in a natural recreation area. The generator’s roar carries across the reservoir, ruining the peace and quiet that people come here to enjoy. This must be addressed. I plan to report it to the county and other authorities, because such noise is not in line with protecting nature and ensuring a positive visitor experience.
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A fantastic place to take a very easy hike through the woods with some areas with very decent shade. Plentiful parking and currently FREE! Love the large expansive body of water and the trail keeps along the reservoir and the creek to keep your mind refreshed. Not too many visitors past the initial trail so if you want a more socially distanced walk, definitely continue along form the initial parking area.
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Extreme Noise Concern Stevens Creek Reservoir is a beautiful place to hike or enjoy a boat ride. However, the extreme noise produced by the gas-powered generator used at the inspection station for boats, paddleboards, and kayaks is unbearable. This noise disrupts the experience for visitors, disturbs the natural habitat and wildlife, and cannot be healthy for the employee working next to it all day. It is unclear why such a loud generator is necessary. Connecting to the power grid or using solar energy would be far more sustainable and environmentally friendly solutions. I measured the noise level at 96 decibels—this is unacceptable in a natural recreation area. The generator’s roar carries across the reservoir, ruining the peace and quiet that people come here to enjoy. This must be addressed. I plan to report it to the county and other authorities, because such noise is not in line with protecting nature and ensuring a positive visitor experience.
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A fantastic place to take a very easy hike through the woods with some areas with very decent shade. Plentiful parking and currently FREE! Love the large expansive body of water and the trail keeps along the reservoir and the creek to keep your mind refreshed. Not too many visitors past the initial trail so if you want a more socially distanced walk, definitely continue along form the initial parking area.
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1.0
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Extreme Noise Concern Stevens Creek Reservoir is a beautiful place to hike or enjoy a boat ride. However, the extreme noise produced by the gas-powered generator used at the inspection station for boats, paddleboards, and kayaks is unbearable.

This noise disrupts the experience for visitors, disturbs the natural habitat and wildlife, and cannot be healthy for the employee working next to it all day. It is unclear why such a loud generator is necessary. Connecting to the power grid or using solar energy would be far more sustainable and environmentally friendly solutions.

I measured the noise level at 96 decibels—this is unacceptable in a natural recreation area. The generator’s roar carries across the reservoir, ruining the peace and quiet that people come here to enjoy.

This must be addressed. I plan to report it to the county and other authorities, because such noise is not in line with protecting nature and ensuring a positive...

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5.0
4y

A fantastic place to take a very easy hike through the woods with some areas with very decent shade. Plentiful parking and currently FREE! Love the large expansive body of water and the trail keeps along the reservoir and the creek to keep your mind refreshed. Not too many visitors past the initial trail so if you want a more socially distanced walk, definitely continue along form the initial...

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4.0
4y

The water level like at all reservoirs very, but on a very dry year you can come up here and see the importance of saving water. I posted this for the fishers out there that wondered what the bottom looks like. Sorry not very interesting year of silt have made it pretty barren...

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