The Nevada Division of State Parks is seeking public input on the future plans for Sand Harbor State Park at Lake Tahoe. The agency is currently developing a new master plan for the park and is asking residents and visitors to share their thoughts and ideas on various topics such as visitor experience, environmental protection, and park operations.
To gather feedback, the Division has created an interactive Story Map for people to explore the park and then complete an online survey. The focus areas for the master plan include visitor experience, physical resources, natural resources, cultural resources, interpretation and education, and park operations. The public has until September 15, 2024, to submit their surveys.
The input gathered from the public will help shape the future of Sand Harbor State Park and ensure that it continues to be a beloved destination for years to come. Residents and visitors are encouraged to participate in the survey and share their thoughts on how the park can be improved and preserved for future generations.
To share your thoughts and ideas on the future of Sand Harbor State Park, visit the survey link provided and explore the Story Map to learn more about the park and its significance. Your input is crucial in creating a plan that will enhance the visitor experience, protect the environment, and maintain the park’s cultural and natural resources.
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