Lake Gregory is an 86-acre mountain lake located in Crestline, California, between Silverwood Lake and Lake Arrowhead. The lake offers a peaceful paddling environment with no motorized boats allowed, resulting in consistently calm water conditions. A complete lap following the shoreline spans approximately 1.75-2 miles.

Access is available through the main boathouse, where paddlers must obtain a launch permit. Both personal watercraft launches and rentals are available, including kayaks, canoes, and stand-up paddleboards. The lake is open daily from sunrise to sunset, with rental operations running from Memorial Day through Labor Day.

The shoreline is predominantly lined with pine trees, which helps block wind and creates favorable paddling conditions. The lake's relatively small size makes it particularly suitable for beginners and families, though experienced paddlers may find the distance limiting for extended workouts.

Required safety equipment includes life vests for all boaters, with mandatory wear for children. Gas motors are not permitted on the lake. All vessels must display a current Lake Gregory registration sticker.

Facilities include sandy beaches, restrooms, picnic areas with grills and shelters, and a boathouse. A 2.3-mile fitness trail encircles the lake, offering additional recreational opportunities. The western shore features a swim area with a floating water park during summer months - paddlers should maintain appropriate distance from these designated swimming zones.

The overall paddling experience is characterized by mountain views, clear water, and a family-friendly atmosphere. Fishing is popular, so paddlers should stay clear of fishing lines when following the shoreline. You'll often spot local wildlife while paddling along the shore.

The lake is managed by San Bernardino County Regional Parks, with operations handled by the Lake Gregory Company.