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Las playas del lago San Antonio se han cerrado debido a la floración de algas
Thu, Sep 01, 2022
Las playas del lago San Antonio se han cerrado debido a la floración de algas
Peligrosas cianotoxinas detectadas en el lago - Se aconseja al público permanecer fuera del lago
El departamento de Obras Públicas, Instalaciones y Parques del Condado de Monterey ha colocado señales de advertencia de "PELIGRO" en la orilla sur del lago San Antonio.
Antes de cada fin de semana de las vacaciones de verano, la Junta Regional de Control de Calidad del Agua de la Costa Central de California lleva a cabo unas pruebas de agua en el lago San Antonio.
En previsión al fin de semana del Día del Trabajo, se recogieron muestras de agua superficial del lago San Antonio en la orilla sur el 23 de agosto de 2022. Los resultados de las pruebas fueron recibidos por el Condado de Monterey el 1 de septiembre de 2022. Se detectaron cianotoxinas (toxinas producidas por algas azul-verde) en ambos lugares de recolección de muestras, lo que requiere que se emita una advertencia de nivel "PELIGRO" para todo el lago.
La Junta Regional de Control de la Calidad del Agua aconseja lo siguiente:
• Manténgase fuera del agua hasta nuevo aviso.
• No deje que las mascotas y otros animales beban, entren en el agua o se acerquen a la suciedad.
• Aléjese de la espuma y del agua turbia o descolorida.
• No coma pescado ni marisco de esta agua.
• No utilice esta agua para beber o cocinar. Hervir o filtrar el agua no la hará segura.
Para más información sobre las floraciones de algas nocivas y sobre qué hacer si se colocan señales de advertencia, visite: https://mywaterquality.ca.gov/habs/resources/faqs_for_hab_signs.html
Lake San Antonio Beaches posted due to Algae Bloom - Las playas del lago San Antonio se han cerrado debido a la floración de alg
Thu, Sep 01, 2022
Lake San Antonio Beaches posted due to Algae Bloom
Dangerous cyanotoxins detected in lake – Public is advised to stay out of the lake
“DANGER” warning sign are posted at Lake San Antonio South Shore by County of Monterey Public Works, Facilities and Parks.
Prior to every major summer holiday weekend, water testing at Lake San Antonio is performed by the California Central Coast Regional Water Quality Control Board.
In anticipation of the Labor Day Weekend, samples of Lake San Antonio South Shore surface water were collected on August 23, 2022. Test results were received by Monterey County on September 1, 2022. Cyanotoxins (toxins produced by blue-green algae) were detected at both sampling locations, which requires that a “DANGER” level warning to be issued for the entire lake.
The Regional Water Quality Control Board advises the following:
• Stay out of the water until further notice.
• Do not let pets and other animals drink or go into the water or go near the scum.
• Stay away from scum, and cloudy or discolored water.
• Do not eat fish or shellfish from this water.
• Do not use this water for drinking or cooking. Boiling or filtering will not make the water safe.
For more information relating to Harmful Algae Blooms, and information about what to do if advisory signs are posted, please visit: https://mywaterquality.ca.gov/habs/resources/faqs_for_hab_signs.html
San Lorenzo Park - SHOWERS CLOSED
Tue, Aug 30, 2022
Campground showers are closed for repairs and maintenance.
Showers are expected to reopen when the campground reopens in the next few months.
Toro Park YONA Restrooms
Mon, Oct 25, 2021
Due to septic issues, Toro Park YONA restrooms (brick and mortar) are closed for repairs. Portable restrooms will be available for guest use; however, the showers are still available.
Camping at Lake San Antonio
Thu, Sep 09, 2021
Lake San Antonio is open for overnight camping. North Shore sites are available on a first come first served basis. At South Shore, reservations are required for campsites in Harris Creek, Loop A; Lynch, Loop A; and Redonda Vista, Loop A. All other campsites at South Shore are first come first served. Please use self pay envelopes when entry gate is not staffed for first come first served campsites.
Toro Park Buckeye
Fri, May 28, 2021
Toro Park - Buckeye picnic site is closed for repairs.
Credit Card Fee
Thu, Apr 08, 2021
Credit card transactions are subject to a 2.25% transaction fee with a minimum of $1.95.
San Lorenzo Park Day Use Areas Re-opening
Sun, Feb 14, 2021
Effective July 1, 2021, San Lorenzo Park Day Use Area has opened . Reservations for Day Use are available. The RV Campground remains closed at this time. Camping reservations are not allowed until further notice.
NS LSA Reservations
Tue, Nov 17, 2020
Due to current low lake levels, North Shore Lake San Antonio will not be accepting new reservations at this time. The park and campground remain open on a first-come, first- served basis until further notice. Please use the envelopes at the Self Pay Station BEFORE entering the park.
