Oroville Wildlife Area Access
Oroville Wildlife Area Access
The Oroville Wildlife Area Access provides multiple entry points to an 11,800-acre riparian habitat along the Feather River with fishing, wildlife viewing, hunting, and camping opportunities.
Access is available via Highway 162 at the headquarters entrance (about 0. 5 miles west of Highway 70) or at Larkin Road, with additional access for the Thermalito Afterbay Unit via Wilbur Road at Highway 162; the shooting range is accessible via Rabe Road.
Facilities include camping areas, restrooms, and boat launch access, with hours from one hour before sunrise to one hour after sunset (except designated camping areas).
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