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RESOURCES
LAKE ELSINORE CITY HALL
130 S. Main Street | Lake Elsinore, CA 92530
8:00 am – 5:00 pm Mondays through Thursdays 8:00 am – 4:00pm Fridays
All City departments may be reached via 951-674-3124. You may also email cityhall@lake-elsinore.org for general inquiries.
Summer 2026 Closures:
Friday, June 19 – Juneteenth
Friday, July 3 – Independence Day (Observed) Monday, September 7 – Labor Day
CITY COUNCIL
City Council meetings are held on the 2nd and 4th Tuesdays of each month at the Cultural Center, 183 N. Main Street in Lake Elsinore. Meetings begin at 7:00 PM and are open to the public.
Your Elected Officials
HELPFUL CONTACTS
Animal Control/Licensing (951) 674-0618
Animal Control (after hours emergency) (800) 375-8218
Building and Safety/Planning (951) 674-3124 ext. 1
City Clerk (951) 674-3124 ext. 6
Code Enforcement (951) 674-3124 ext. 2
Community Services & Recreation (951) 289-5420
Economic Development (951) 824-8926 (Business & Development Liaison)
Finance/Business Licenses (951) 674-3124 ext. 7
Fire Department (non-emergency) (951) 940-6900
Graffiti Removal Hotline (951) 674-2701
Human Resources (951) 674-3124 ext. 8
Launch Pointe (855) 471-1212
Public Works (951) 674-5170
Sheriff’s Department (non-emergency) (951) 245-3300
Robert ‘Bob’ Magee, Mayor, District 5 | rmagee@lake-elsinore.org
Timothy J. Sheridan, Mayor Pro Tem, District 3 | tsheridan@lake-elsinore.org
Steve Manos, Council Member District 2 | smanos@lake-elsinore.org
Michael Carroll, Council Member District 4 | mcarroll@lake-elsinore.org
Brian Tisdale, Council Member District 1 | btisdale@lake-elsinore.org
CITY MANAGER’S MESSAGE
Welcome to the very first edition of Elsinore Explore—your new connection to the people, programs, and progress shaping our vibrant community.
At the City of Lake Elsinore, we want you to know one thing above all else: we are listening. Your feedback, your ideas, and your priorities matter deeply, and they continue to guide the work we do every day. This guide is one more way we are strengthening that connection— keeping you informed, involved, and inspired.
Inside, you’ll find updates on exciting developments happening throughout our city—from improvements to traffic circulation aimed at making your daily commute smoother, to investments in infrastructure that reflect how your tax dollars are being put to work. We are committed to transparency and to building a city that functions better for everyone.
We are also proud to share several new facilities and additions that are enhancing quality of life across Lake Elsinore, including:
• New and improved parks and recreational spaces for families and outdoor activities
• Infrastructure upgrades supporting safer, more efficient transportation
• New business developments and retail opportunities that strengthen our local economy
• New plans aimed at enhancing economic development and the things we desire as a community
• Continued investment in lakefront and public space improvements
These projects represent our ongoing commitment to thoughtful growth—ensuring Lake Elsinore remains a place where residents can live, work, and thrive.
You’ll also discover a wide range of community classes, programs, and activities designed to bring neighbors together, support lifelong learning, and create opportunities for all ages to engage and thrive. Whether you’re looking to try something new, stay active, or connect with others, there is something here for you.
We’re proud to serve you and look forward to exploring what’s ahead—together.
Jason Simpson City Manager
LAKE ELSINORE ACTION SPORTS HQ
THE CITY HAS A BOLD PLAN — AND IT’S ALREADY IN MOTION
Some cities have a vibe. Lake Elsinore has a roar. Skydiving over the lake. Tearing up the motocross track. Wakeboarding at sunrise. That identity isn’t accidental — it’s the foundation of something much bigger.
The Lake Elsinore City Council has officially adopted the Action Sports Industry Growth & Attraction Plan (2026–2040), a 15-year roadmap that ties into the City’s Dream Extreme 2040 plan to establish Lake Elsinore as the action sports capital of Southern California — and ultimately, the world.
WHAT THE PLAN IS ALL ABOUT
The vision is straightforward: lean into what makes Lake Elsinore unique and build on it in a serious way. The city already has Lake Elsinore motorsports park, worldclass skydiving, a natural lake built for water sports, and terrain that’s practically begging for mountain bikes and BMX. The plan puts resources, strategy, and partnerships behind all of it.
Key goals include upgrading the Motorsports Park, developing a world-class skate and BMX facility, adding a new indoor hockey rink, Formula 2 track, exploring a cable wake park on the lake, building mountain bike trail systems in the surrounding hills, and attracting major events — think X-Games qualifiers, Red Bull showcases, and a signature annual Action Sports Festival that could become the Coachella of the action sports world.
MORE THAN JUST SPORTS
The plan goes well beyond building facilities. It envisions Lake Elsinore as a hub for action sports businesses, media production, gear design, and innovation. Business incentives will help attract companies in the industry to relocate or expand here. A creative district near the lake could bring cafes, gear shops, and small studios to the waterfront.
Youth are central to the vision too — the Action Sports Industry Growth & Attraction Plan calls for school partnerships, training programs, scholarships for underserved athletes, and pathways that turn a love of riding or skating into real careers.
WHAT IT MEANS FOR OUR RESIDENTS
The plan is designed to make Lake Elsinore’s name even bigger on the map for action sports fans across Southern California and beyond. Every rider, spectator, and adventure-seeker who makes the trip supports local restaurants, hotels, and shops, fueling an economy that benefits everyone who lives here.
The plan is just getting started, and has already began to see the fruit of its labor. Lake Elsinore has always been Southern California’s playground. Now we’re just making it official.
For more information, contact the City of Lake Elsinore Economic Development Department.
SUMMER IN LAKE ELSINORE
SUMMER EVENTS
Tribute Concert
Firefighters BBQ
Healthy LE - Twenty26 Pet Walk
N Style Family Go-Kart Experience
Water Lantern Festival
Dream Extreme Fishing Derby
Carp Quest
Riverside County Carnival
Car Show - DMA
Riverside County Carnival
Sand Drags
Just 4 Kids Fishing Derby
May 1 (Fri) 7:00 PM Diamond Stadium
May 2 (Sat) 11:00 AM - 3:00 PM Launch Pointe
May 9 (Sat) 9:00 AM - 11:00 AM Levee
May 15–31 (Fri–Sun) 12:00 PM - 8:00 PM Outlets
May 16–17 (Sat–Sun) 6:00 PM - 8:00 PM Elm Grove Beach
May 16 (Sat) 6:00 AM - 2:00 PM Launch Pointe
May 17 (Sun) 6:00 AM - 2:00 PM Launch Pointe
May 18–31 (Mon–Sun) Outlets
May 30 (Sat) 5:00 PM - 8:00 PM Main Street
June 1–5 (Mon–Fri) Outlets
June 5–7 (Fri–Sun) All Day LE Motorsports Park
June 6 (Sat) 7:30 AM - 10:30 AM Levee Car Show - DMA
Live at the Lakefront
Party in the Park
Live at the Lakefront
Hobie Dream Extreme Regatta
Live at the Lakefront
Live at the Lakefront
Car Show - DMA
Live at the Lakefront
National Night Out
Boots in the Sand
Mariachi Fest
Sand Drags
Oktoberfest
June 27 (Sat) 5:00 PM - 8:00 PM Main Street
July 2 (Thu) 7:00 PM - 10:00 PM Launch Pointe
July 4 (Sat) 9:00 AM - 11:00 AM Summerly Park
July 9 (Thu) 7:00 PM - 10:00 PM Launch Pointe
July 10–12 (Fri–Sun) Launch Pointe
July 16 (Thu) 7:00 PM - 10:00 PM Launch Pointe
July 23 (Thu) 7:00 PM - 10:00 PM Launch Pointe
July 25 (Sat) 5:00 PM - 8:00 PM Main Street
July 30 (Thu) 7:00 PM - 10:00 PM Launch Pointe
August 4 (Tue) 6:00 PM - 8:00 PM Lakepoint Park
August 8 (Sat) 6:30 PM - 10:00 PM Launch Pointe
September 19 (Sat) 3:00 PM - 11:00 PM Diamond Stadium
September 25–27 (Fri–Sun) All Day LE Motorsports Park
October 17 (Sat) 3:00 PM - 9:00 PM Launch Pointe
4TH OF JULY IN LAKE ELSINORE
Celebrate Independence Day in Lake Elsinore with a full day of community fun, family activities, and a spectacular fireworks show over the lake!
PARTY IN THE PARK
Kick off your 4th of July at Party in the Park from 9:00 a.m. to 11:00 a.m. at Summerly Park (18505 Malaga Rd).
Start the morning with a festive Kids Bike Parade at 9:30 a.m. Families are encouraged to arrive early between 9:00 a.m. and 9:30 a.m. to decorate bikes with free supplies.
Enjoy a relaxed, family-friendly morning featuring:
• Free amusements
• Hands-on crafts and activities
• Fun for all ages
Bring the whole family and kick off the holiday with community, connection, and celebration!
FIREWORKS OVER THE LAKE
– EVENING SHOW
At 9:00 p.m., head to the lake for Lake Elsinore’s signature Independence Day Fireworks Spectacular, launched from the T-Peninsula.
The show will be paired with a synchronized sky concert on KOLA 99.9 FM, making for an unforgettable night over the water.
BOATING INFORMATION
Boating is available through Launch Pointe for those who want to experience the fireworks from the lake.
Please remember:
• Navigation lights are required after dark
• Re-entry is not guaranteed once you leave the marina
• More information and pricing: www.launch-pointe.com
Come early, stay late, and make memories that shine as bright as the fireworks.
LAUNCH POINTE LAKE ELSINORE’S WATERFRONT PLAYGROUND
Some places just drop you off at the water’s edge. Launch Pointe puts you in the middle of everything.
Lake Elsinore’s premier recreation destination has been a community fixture for decades — originally a state campground, later transferred to City ownership in 1993, and completely reimagined and reopened in 2019. With its thoughtful design and high-quality amenities, it’s earned a reputation as one of Southern California’s premier recreation destinations. In fact, Launch Pointe took home a 2025 Campspot Award for Top Unique Campgrounds and a 2024 award for Top Midsize Campground.
Launch Pointe is your direct access point to the lake. The onsite marina offers boat launches, slips, and rentals, making it a hub for boating, jet skiing, wakeboarding, fishing, kayaking, and paddleboarding. On site boat, pontoon, jet ski, paddleboard, and kayak rentals mean you don’t have to haul your own gear. Day visitors can grab a vehicle pass at the gate, which covers the boat launch, beach access, restrooms, and entry to The Bobber restaurant.
A resort-style pool, large splash pad, and playground keep the whole family occupied between lake runs. Launch Pointe also offers expansive green space shaded by historic pecan trees. The Bobber serves food and drinks with a lakeside view, and the on-site Bait and Tackle Shop has supplies, snacks, and whatever you forgot to pack. A large event hall makes Launch Pointe a popular spot for group gatherings, too.
Seven distinct camping areas each have their own personality — some tucked away for privacy, others wide open with unobstructed lake views. Vintage Airstream trailers and themed yurts offer a comfortable alternative to tent stakes and sleeping bags, each designed with amenities that make roughing it feel pretty smooth. All RV sites come fully equipped with electrical hookups, water, sewer, a patio pad, and a picnic table.
FOOD TRUCK FESTIVAL
Every Thursday in July during Live at the Lakefront | 5-9 pm
JOIN US EVERY THURSDAY IN JULY
LAUNCH POINTE
32040 RIVERSIDE DR
CONCERT STARTS AT 7 PM
The Killer Dueling Pianos
High-Energy Piano Show
July 2
Those Guys Nonstop Dance Party Band
July 9
Stone Soul
Ultimate Motown Experience
July 16
Los Garza’z
Ultimate Latin Hits Live
July 23
90’s Station
90s Throwback Hits
July 30
BOOTS SAND
CONCERT STARTS AT 6:30 PM
Combs USA
Luke Combs Tribute Band
Heart Like a Truck
Lainey Wilson Tribute Band
ShaniAgain
Shania Train Tribute Band
FREE SUMMER CONCERT SERIES
Lake Elsinore’s most thrilling address isn’t just a place to sleep — it’s where the adventure starts. Launch Pointe Recreation Destination & RV Park puts you seconds away from jet skiing, wakeboarding, fishing, kayaking, and open-water fun of every kind.
The City invested $14 million into a complete overhaul, and it shows. Launch Pointe features 200+ full hookup RV sites, vintage Airstream trailers, themed yurts, a swimming pool, splash pad, hot tub, playground, and a boat launch with on-site rentals. On the water, you’ve got jet skiing, wakeboarding, fishing, kayaking, tubing — the full lineup.
Bring the family for a staycation. Host your out-of-town crew lakeside. Finally introduce the kids to life on the water. Or just show up and remind yourself why you chose this city. To book your stay, visit www.launch-pointe.com or call us at 855-471-1212.
BOAT LAUNCH
HOURS
6:00 AM – Sunset
WHAT’S HERE
• Boat launch ramp
• RV sites (200+), yurts, vintage trailers, and tent camping
• Pool, hot tub & splash pad
• Playground
• The Bobber Restaurant & Bar
• Bait & Tackle Shop
• On-site boat & paddleboard rentals
• Event hall (5,000 sq. ft.)
• RV & boat storage
QUICK TIP
Availability can shift with the season, water levels, and demand. Summer weekends fill up fast, so reservations are recommended—especially for boats and overnight stays.
GOOD TO KNOW
• A Launch & Park Pass is required for all day visitors — covers parking for one vehicle (up to 4 people), boat launch access, beach area, and restrooms
• Stop by the Launch Pointe General Store to pick up your fishing license, stock up on ice-cold drinks, and grab official Launch Pointe gear before you head out. From quick snacks to last-minute essentials, it’s your convenient stop for a smooth day at the lake. Whether you’re hitting the water or relaxing at your campsite, we’ve got what you need.
• A separate Lake Use Pass is required for every motorized vessel on the water
• Picnic areas are first come, first served so arrive early for the best spots
• Pool, splash pad & playground are for registered overnight guests only
• Boat launch may close once daily lake capacity is reached
• Pass fees vary and are subject to change — visit lake-elsinore.org for current rates
• Locals discount available through December 31, 2026 (excluding holiday weekends). Use LE15% at checkout (proof required)
WATER QUALITY AT LAKE ELSINORE
At Lake Elsinore, the lake is more than just a natural feature. It is a central part of the community’s identity and quality of life. In recent years, water quality challenges such as harmful algal blooms and low oxygen levels made it difficult for residents to safely enjoy the lake and raised concerns about its future.
In 2023, the City launched a Lake Management Plan focused on making real and immediate improvements to water quality. Instead of relying on one large project that could take years to complete, the City introduced a series of targeted solutions that could be implemented quickly and adjusted based on results.
One of the most important tools has been the use of nanobubble technology. Nanobubblers release extremely small oxygen bubbles into the water that are not visible to the human eye. Because these bubbles are so small, they remain in the water longer and spread more evenly throughout the lake. This process increases dissolved
oxygen levels, which is essential for fish and other aquatic life, and helps disrupt the conditions that allow harmful algae to grow.
The City also introduced additional treatments to reduce algae and limit the nutrients that feed its growth. These efforts have been supported by an eight million dollar federal investment dedicated to improving water quality, allowing the City to expand successful strategies and respond quickly to changing conditions.
The results have been staggering. Water clarity has improved significantly, oxygen levels have increased, and the lake is becoming healthier and more stable. Residents are seeing these changes firsthand, helping restore confidence and pride in the lake.
This work reflects a strong commitment to protecting Lake Elsinore and ensuring it remains a safe and healthy resource for the community now and into the future. The City of Lake Elsinore is committed to ensuring safe water conditions. As of this printing, there had been no Advisories since July 2025. For updated lake watch information please visit www.lake-elsinore.org/lakewatch
Launch Pointe
Elsinore West Marina
Perret Park Center of Lake
ELSINORE YACHT CLUB
LAKE ELSINORE SAILS INTO A NEW YACHT CLUB ERA
Elm Grove Beach is easygoing. Open. Scenic. A place to relax, cast a line, and take in the view.
But a new chapter is coming. Starting May 2026, the beach will transform into a true waterfront destination.
The Lake Elsinore Yacht Club Association will set up shop on the lake, bringing with it events, experiences, and an energetic vibe that draws both residents and visitors.
CITY PARTNERSHIP DRIVING WATERFRONT GROWTH
This partnership between the City of Lake Elsinore and the Yacht Club Association is designed to activate the south shore in a new way. It will boost tourism, attract regional visitors, and create fresh momentum for local businesses.
By turning Elm Grove Beach into a year-round hub of activity, the initiative supports the City’s broader vision for a more vibrant, economically energized lakefront.
WHAT TO EXPECT:
• Sailing programs and introductory on-the-water lessons
• Community festivals and seasonal events
• Youth and family-friendly water recreation activities
• Hands-on learning and educational experiences
• Regattas and competitive sailing events
• Open-water kayaking and lake exploration days
See you on the water!
elsinoreyachtclub.net
FIRE CHIEF’S CORNER
LEAVE FIREWORKS TO THE PROFESSIONALS
As Independence Day approaches, CAL FIRE/Riverside County Fire Department reminds all residents that ALL fireworks are illegal in the city of Lake Elsinore due to the safety risks they pose to people, pets, property.
Each year, fireworks lead to thousands of preventable injuries across the United States. According to the National Fire Protection Association (NFPA), more than 10,000 people are treated in emergency rooms annually for fireworks related injuries, with burns being the most common. Even sparklers, which are often considered harmless, burn at temperatures over 1,200 degrees, hot enough to cause severe burns and ignite dry vegetation.
“Fireworks can quickly turn a celebration into an emergency,” said Division Chief Dustin Reed. “The safest way to celebrate the Fourth of July is to leave fireworks to the professionals and attend a permitted public fireworks display.”
Residents are encouraged to celebrate responsibly and help keep Lake Elsinore safe by attending a professional fireworks show and avoiding illegal fireworks.
WE LOVE BIG THRILLS. NOT BIG ER BILLS.
Fireworks are epic. Fines and fires are not.
All fireworks — including sparklers — are illegal throughout Riverside County. Here’s why you should leave the booms to the pros:
• Almost 15,000 injuries occur each year from fireworks nationwide – and California accounts for 22% of them!
• Fines for illegal fireworks range from $1,000 to $50,000
• Start a fire and you can be held personally liable for suppression costs — potentially millions of dollars
• Sparklers burn at 1,200°F — hot enough to cause thirddegree burns
• Burns account for the majority of fireworks injuries, with the most common victims being children and young adults
• Dry brush and high winds make fire spread fast in Riverside County
CONNECT WITH US!
ALERT LE is a mobile app that empowers you report your concerns directly to the City!
Whether it’s a sidewalk repair or a light bulb out at the park, let us know so we have the opportunity to take care of it.
Division Fire Chief
Dustin Reed Southwest Division Chief, CalFire
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SHERIFF’S CAPTAIN’S CORNER
RIDE HARD. RIDE RIGHT.
Summer in Lake Elsinore means sunshine, adrenaline, and e-bikes everywhere — on scenic trails, along the lakeshore, and through our neighborhoods. We love the energy this season brings, and we want everyone to enjoy it safely! E-bikes are a blast — but they’re not toys. They’re powerful machines, and the rules that apply to them are real. Whether you’re cruising for fun or commuting across town, riding responsibly protects you and everyone around you. Here’s what every rider needs to know before hitting the pavement this summer.
KNOW YOUR CLASS
California classifies e-bikes into three categories. Class 1 and 2 e-bikes top out at 20 mph and are generally allowed on designated bike lanes, bike paths, and trails. Class 3 e-bikes are capable of higher speeds and are typically restricted to roadways and bike lanes. Class 3 bikes are not usually permitted on multi-use trails where people are walking.
E-motorcycles and e-dirt bikes are a separate type of vehicle entirely and are often mistaken as e-bikes. They are not equipped with pedals, can have larger motors that exceed 750 watts, and can travel at speeds greater than 28 mph. If the e-motorcycle is not equipped with proper equipment (lights, mirrors, signals etc.) is not registered with the California DMV, and you are not a licensed driver with a valid motorcycle endorsement, it is illegal to ride on public streets and paths. E-dirt bikes also require California DMV registration. An OHV Sticker (Green sticker) is required, just like a gas dirt bike, in order to legally ride in OHV parks, public lands and legal riding trails — so it’s important to know what you’re riding.
RULES OF THE ROAD
• Riders under 18 must wear a helmet — no exceptions.
• Class 3 e-bike riders of any age are required to wear a helmet.
• No headphones or earbuds while riding.
• Obey all traffic signals and signs just as you would in a vehicle.
• Riders should always travel in the same direction as traffic.
• When riding on shared paths, reduce speed and use a bell or verbal signal when passing.
• Do not modify your e-bike’s motor or speed settings — tampering with your bike’s class designation is illegal under California law.
• No wheelies or stunt riding.
WATCH FOR THE UNEXPECTED
Summertime brings more pedestrians, kids on bikes, and distracted drivers. Slow down in high-traffic areas, make yourself visible, and give pedestrians the right of way.
PARENTS: YOU’RE RESPONSIBLE TOO
Parents are encouraged to talk with younger riders about safe speeds, proper etiquette, and local regulations. E-bikes are powerful and operating them comes with a responsibility; understanding how to control them safely is essential. In addition, if your minor is on an e-bike or e-motorcycle, you may be held liable for ordinance violations or injuries that result from their riding.
By following these guidelines, we can all help ensure that our community’s streets and trails remain safe and enjoyable for everyone this summer. Ride responsibly—and enjoy the season!
Captain Marcus Boydd Lake Elsinore Station, RCSD
LAKE ELSINORE STORM
STORM PROMO SCHEDULE
Tue Jun 9 Milvet Sunday
Fri Jun 12 Emo Night
Sat Jun 13 Prom Night
Sun Jun 14 Bowling Shirt Giveaway
Fri Jun 26 Rodeo Night
Sat Jun 27 Star Wars Night - Glow Sword Giveaway
Sun Jun 28 Mexican Heritage Night
Fri Jul 3 Independence Weekend
Sat Jul 4 Independence Weekend - Jersey Giveaway
Sun Jul 5 Independence Weekend - Car Shade Giveaway
Fri Jul 24 LE Wine Mixer
Sat Jul 25 Awful Nite/Family Campout
Sun Jul 26 Christmas in July/F&F 2.0
Fri Aug 7 Murder Mystery Night
Sat Aug 8 Augtober Fest
Sun Aug 9 Rain Poncho Giveaway
Fri Aug 21 Golden Ticket Night
Sat Aug 22 Karaoke Night
Sun Aug 23 Squishy Pillow Giveaway
Fri Sep 4 Jackson Merrill T-Shirt Giveaway
Sat Sep 5 Rave Night
Sun Sep 6 Anything But Baseball - Building Blocks Giveaway Fireworks
UPCOMING HOME GAMES
JUNE
Tue Jun 9 vs Ontario Empire 6:05 PM
Wed Jun 10 vs Ontario Empire 6:05 PM
Thu Jun 11 vs Ontario Empire 6:05 PM
Fri Jun 12 vs Ontario Empire 6:45 PM
Sat Jun 13 vs Ontario Empire 6:45 PM
Sun Jun 14 vs Ontario Empire 2:05 PM
Tue Jun 23 vs Fresno Grizzlies 6:05 PM
Wed Jun 24 vs Fresno Grizzlies 6:05 PM
Thu Jun 25 vs Fresno Grizzlies 6:05 PM
Fri Jun 26 vs Fresno Grizzlies 6:45 PM
Sat Jun 27 vs Fresno Grizzlies 6:45 PM
Sun Jun 28 vs Fresno Grizzlies 2:05 PM
Tue Jun 30 vs Stockton Ports 6:05 PM
JULY
Wed Jul 1 vs Stockton Ports 6:05 PM
Thu Jul 2 vs Stockton Ports 6:05 PM
Fri Jul 3 vs Stockton Ports 6:45 PM
Sat Jul 4 vs Stockton Ports 4:45 PM
Sun Jul 5 vs Stockton Ports 6:05 PM
Tue Jul 21 vs Visalia Rawhide 6:05 PM
Wed Jul 22 vs Visalia Rawhide 6:05 PM
Thu Jul 23 vs Visalia Rawhide 6:05 PM
Fri Jul 24 vs Visalia Rawhide 6:45 PM
Sat Jul 25 vs Visalia Rawhide 6:45 PM
Sun Jul 26 vs Visalia Rawhide 6:05 PM
AUGUST
Tue Aug 4 vs Ontario Empire 11:05 AM
Wed Aug 5 vs Ontario Empire 6:05 PM
Thu Aug 6 vs Ontario Empire 6:05 PM
Fri Aug 7 vs Ontario Empire 6:45 PM
Sat Aug 8 vs Ontario Empire 6:45 PM
Sun Aug 9 vs Ontario Empire 6:05 PM
Tue Aug 18 vs San Jose Giants 6:05 PM
Wed Aug 19 vs San Jose Giants 6:05 PM
Thu Aug 20 vs San Jose Giants 6:05 PM
Fri Aug 21 vs San Jose Giants 6:45 PM
Sat Aug 22 vs San Jose Giants 6:45 PM
Sun Aug 23 vs San Jose Giants 6:05 PM
SEPTEMBER
Tue Sep 1 vs Inland Empire 66ers 6:05 PM
Wed Sep 2 vs Inland Empire 66ers 6:05 PM
Thu Sep 3 vs Inland Empire 66ers 6:05 PM
Fri Sep 4 vs Inland Empire 66ers 6:45 PM
Sat Sep 5 vs Inland Empire 66ers 6:45 PM
Sun Sep 6 vs Inland Empire 66ers 6:05 PM
PARKS & FACILITIES
Restrooms
Play Equipment
Picnic Areas
Barbeques
Baseball/Softball
Football/Soccer
Basketball
Volleyball
Tennis
Pickleball
Walking Path
Workout Station
Splash Pad
Community Center
Gym/Auditorium
Multi-Purpose Room
Skate Park
BMX Park
Dog Park
PARK RESERVATIONS
Reservations are available for select park shelters and picnic areas and must be made in advance. Rules include no alcohol, glass, amplified music, or off-limit parking. Inflatable jumpers are only allowed with an active park reservation and must be installed by an approved and insured vendor. Athletic fields and indoor facilities may also be reserved. Before you apply, be sure to read and understand the information and rules provided on the City’s website.
PARKS
1. Alberhill Park 28200 Lake Street
2. Canyon Hills Community Park 34360 Canyon Hills Road
3. Channel Walk Heald Avenue & Spring Street
4. Christensen Park 36300 Piedmont Drive
5. City Park 243 S. Main Street
6. Creekside Park 3200 Lost Road
7. Lakepoint Park 420 E. Lakeshore Drive
8. Lincoln Street Park 14986 Lincoln Avenue
9. Linear Park 31717 Canyon Estates Drive
10. Machado Park 15150 Joy Street
11. McVicker Canyon Park & Skate Park 29355 Grand Avenue
12. Oak Tree Park 15340 Lincoln Street
13. Perret Park 32929 Perret Blvd
14. Rosetta Canyon Sports Park 39423 Ardenwood Way
15. Serenity Park & Skate BMX Park 19685 Palomar Road
16. Stovepipe Creek Park 29132 River Bend
17. Summerhill Park 31613 Canyon Estates Drive
18. Summerlake Park 900 W. Broadway
19. Summerly Community Park 18505 Malaga Road
20. Swick & Matich Park 402 Limited Street
21. Terracina Park 4677 Terracina Lane
22. Tuscany Hills Park 30 Summerhill Drive
23. Yarborough Park 419 N Poe Street
CENTERS
Cultural
Activity
C. Dream Extreme Neighborhood Center 117 S Langstaff Street
D. Lake Community Center 310 W Graham Avenue
LAKE ELSINORE CITY NEWS
A NEW LIBRARY FOR DOWNTOWN LAKE ELSINORE
A modern, 10,000-square-foot library is coming to Main Street and Sumner Avenue — funded in large part by a $10 million state grant. The facility will offer dedicated spaces for children and teens, study rooms, a community meeting room, public workstations, a theater for film and educational programming, and flexible event space. More than a place for books, it’s designed as a true community hub for students, families, and job seekers. Once complete, it will be operated by the Riverside County Library System.
THE CHIMES: A HISTORIC LANDMARK REBORN
One of Lake Elsinore’s most recognized Main Street landmarks is getting a new life. The historic Chimes building — originally constructed in the late 1800s — is being transformed into a business incubator, event and training center, café, and travel hub. The redevelopment creates real pathways for local entrepreneurs to launch and grow businesses, bringing new energy and jobs to downtown.
DR.D DUBACH RACING DEVELOPMENT: BUILT FOR LAKE ELSINORE
Lake Elsinore just added another powerhouse to its action sports roster. Dr.D Dubach Racing Development — a worldwide leader in aftermarket exhaust systems for dirt bikes and ATVs — has established its new headquarters here. Known for elite R&D and rapid prototyping, Dr.D works with top riders across every major brand, from Honda to KTM. Their arrival cements Lake Elsinore’s reputation as the global hub for action sports business. Welcome to Southern California’s Playground, Dr.D. For more information, please visit dubachracing.com.
LIGHTS, CAMERA, LAKE ELSINORE
Hollywood is taking notice. Lake Elsinore recently hosted a two-day film familiarization tour, inviting key industry partners and site selection agents to scout the city’s readyfor-camera locations — from Downtown Main Street and the Lake to Skydive Elsinore, Lake Elsinore Raceway, and Launch Pointe. Organized through FILM LE and regional partners, the tour is part of a broader push to attract film, TV, and commercial productions that bring jobs and revenue to the community.
LAKE ELSINORE RACEWAY: A LEGEND REBORN
Motocross is back where it belongs. Lake Elsinore Raceway has reopened under new ownership with 95% of the track redesigned and rebuilt for riders of every skill level. Coowners Jason Baker — founder of DreamTraxx — and Bryan Wallace, who grew up working this very track, have poured deep industry expertise into creating a world-class facility that honors the city’s legendary racing roots. From motocross events to mud runs and drag racing, the action never stops. For race schedules and events, visit Lake Elsinore Raceway. For more information, please visit www.leraceway.com.
ICE CAVE: THE REGION’S FIRST INDOOR HOCKEY RINK
Lake Elsinore is taking action sports to a whole new temperature. Ice Cave, the region’s first private indoor hockey ice rink, is opening in April 2026 off Corydon Road — bringing year-round ice hockey, skating programs, youth and adult leagues, figure skating, and tournaments to Southwest Riverside County. It’s the latest addition to a city that already dominates on land, water, and air. For updates and more information, visit icecaveentertainment.com
LAKE ELSINORE CITY NEWS
SAND DRAGS RETURN TO LAKE ELSINORE IN A BIG WAY
The Southern California Sand Drag Association brought three days of high-octane competition back to Lake Elsinore Raceway this March with the Larry Minor Memorial West Coast Shootout. The event drew racers, families, and motorsports fans from across the region for nonstop action — and served as a moving tribute to the late Larry Minor, a beloved figure in the sand drag community whose son Chris has stepped in as the Association’s new CEO. It was a powerful reminder that Lake Elsinore isn’t just the Action Sports Capital of the World in name only. For more information, please visit socalsanddrags.com
THE LINKS AT SUMMERLY: A FRESH START ON THE FAIRWAY
One of Lake Elsinore’s most scenic recreational amenities is getting a second wind. The Blackburn Family has taken ownership of Summerly Golf Course — The Links, an 18hole course with sweeping lake views — and is investing in serious improvements to course conditions, operations, and amenities. A fullservice restaurant is opening soon, and the course itself is set for an official relaunch in Fall 2026, with an event center expansion to follow. For golfers and community members alike, the best is still ahead.
CALLING ALL REALTORS
Built for real estate leaders who want the inside track on city growth, the Lake Elsinore Leaders Real Estate Certificate Program is set for July 22, 8:30am–5:30pm.
Hosted by the City’s Economic Development Department, this program offers a behind-thescenes look at how development works locally— bridging the gap between city planning, housing, commercial investment, and market opportunity.
Who Can Attend:
Real estate agents who work, sell, and do business in the City of Lake Elsinore or the Southwest Riverside County Region.
What to Expect:
• City-led presentations on planning, development, and economic initiatives
• Updates on residential, commercial, and infrastructure projects
• A look at current and upcoming development activity across the city
• Direct engagement with City staff and economic development leaders
• Insights into market conditions and growth opportunities
Benefits of Attending:
• Certificate of Completion from the City of Lake Elsinore
• Official Lake Elsinore Leaders pin and graduate group photo recognition
• Recognition as a “Lake Elsinore Leader” within the City’s program network
• Company listing on the City’s website as a valued Lake Elsinore Leader partner, including links to your business
How to Register: bit.ly/elsinoreleaders
BUSINESS SPOTLIGHT
The City of Lake Elsinore’s Businesses in Action Spotlight Program is a free initiative that highlights local businesses that go above and beyond the call of business each and everyday. Each month, one business is selected through an application process and recognized at a City Council meeting, while also receiving a professionally produced promotional video. These videos are shared on the City’s website and social media to showcase the business and promote Lake Elsinore’s vibrant business community.
To view their videos and to learn more about each of the business spotlights or to nominate a business, please visit: lakeelsinorebusiness.com/ business-resources/
FEATURED BUSINESSES
January 2026
Mason Motorsports
Lake Elsinore’s own Mason Motorsports designs and fabricates championship-winning off-road race vehicles — including trophy trucks — for top competitors across the country. masonmotorsports.com
February 2026
La Unica Barrio
Cocina Y Tequila
A downtown Main Street staple since 1974, La Unica serves a modern take on Mexican and Spanish cuisine alongside craft cocktails in a lively, familyfriendly setting. launica.restaurant
March 2026
Pacific Freedom Marine Group
Right here on Collier Avenue, Pacific Freedom is Southern California’s go-to boat dealership for wakeboats, fishing vessels, and everything in between — with full service, storage, and a pro shop on site. pacificfreedom.com
LAKE ELSINORE IMPROVEMENTS
WORKING TO MAKE LAKE ELSINORE
BETTER THAN EVER
The Lake Elsinore Capital Improvement Plan (CIP) (2025-2030) is a $700M, 76 project, long-term plan for building, maintaining, and improving the community’s public infrastructure. This includes projects such as roads, sidewalks, parks, storm drains, traffic signals, and other public facilities that support daily life in our city. The CIP serves as a dynamic and evolving five-year roadmap or plan, identifying which projects the City plans to complete, when they may occur when funding is available, from which revenue streams and sources, and clearly signals what the city’s priorities and investments are in an organized way.
WHY IS THE CIP IMPORTANT?
The CIP is an essential tool that helps the City:
• Plan for the future by prioritizing improvements that support growth and quality of life
• Use funding responsibly by coordinating budgets, grants, and other funding sources
• Maintain and enhance infrastructure such as streets, parks, and public facilities
• Ensure transparency so residents can see what projects are planned and how decisions are made
This guide provides an overview, but the full Capital Improvement Program includes detailed project descriptions, locations, timelines, and funding sources.
Scan the QR code to explore the City’s interactive CIP map and program, where you can view projects happening in your neighborhood and across the community.
Bridges and Major Infrastructure
• Temescal Canyon Road Bridge Replacement & Widening
• Auto Center Drive Bridge Seismic Retrofit
• Bushman & Lakeshore Storm Drain Replacement
• Lakeshore Drainage Improvements
Interchanges and Regional Connectivity
• I-15 Franklin Street Interchange (In Design)
• I-15 Nichols Road Interchange
• I-15 / State Route 74 Interchange Improvements
• Central Avenue Interchange (In Design)
• Main Street Interchange (Completed) and Landscape Enhancements (In Process)
Park and Recreation Enhancements
• Alberhill Village Sports Park (New Major Park)
• Launch Pointe & Lake Amenity Improvements
• Rosetta Sports Park Enhancements
• Canyon Hills Park Improvements
• Tuscany Hills Park Improvements
• McVicker Park Enhancements and Improvements
• Elm Grove Beach Enhancements
• Murrieta Creek Trail Improvements (Under Construction)
Facility Improvements
• New Fire Station Development (Alberhill)
• Fire Station Improvements (Stations 85, 94, 97)
• City Hall Consolidation and Construction
• Replacement City Library Construction
• Downtown Community Center Expansion & Renovation
• Citywide Facility Technology Upgrades
Traffic Signals and Safety Enhancements
• Gunnerson St & Riverside Dr Signal Upgrade
• Dexter Avenue & Third Street Signal (New)
• Main Street Interchange Signal Improvements
• Citywide Traffic Signal & Intersection Safety Program (30+ locations)
Roadways and Circulation Improvements
• Railroad Canyon Road Safety Improvements (HSIP)
• State Route 74 Widening Project
• Lake Street Widening Project
• Terra Cotta Road Street Improvements
• Summerhill Drive Extension (New Connectivity)
Mobility and Circulation Projects
• Citywide Asphalt Maintenance Program
• Citywide Landscape Renovation Program (public not private landscaping)
• Main Street Downtown Streetscape & Parking Improvements
• Lakeshore Drive Sidewalk Improvements (Completed)
• Citywide Pavement Rehabilitation Programs (SB1-funded)
LAKE ELSINORE IMPROVEMENTS
INSIDE THE REDISCOVER DOWNTOWN INITIATIVE
Through the Rediscover Downtown initiative, Lake Elsinore is working on seven projects—each in different stages of completion—to transform the downtown corridor. The effort combines infrastructure upgrades, civic investments, and public space enhancements to support our local mom -and-pop businesses and create a more walkable, connected, and vibrant downtown while preserving its historic character.
Active Projects
1. New City Hall
Construction is underway on a new 40,252-square-foot City Hall at Main Street and Graham Avenue. The facility will include council chambers, office space, a public lobby, and an outdoor plaza with lake views. It will also showcase the City’s original fire engine.
2. Lake Elsinore Library
This $14 million library at Main Street and Sumner Avenue will include children and teen areas, study rooms, a community meeting room, and multipurpose space designed as a central hub for learning and gathering.
3. Main Street Road Improvements
A $6.5 million upgrade from Lakeshore Drive to I-15 includes new pavement, ADA ramps, decorative crosswalks, and pedestrian lighting systems.
4. Main Street Landscaping
In progress, this $10 million effort will add gateway signage, landscaped medians, decorative paving, lighting, and street furniture to enhance Main Street’s look and feel.
5. Main Street Interchange Landscaping
This $1.5 million project will introduce new trees, shrubs, and ground cover, along with updated irrigation systems.
Completed Projects
6. Main Street Interchange Project
Completed in October 2024, this $10.1 million project improved traffic flow and safety with widened lanes, new signals, and ramp upgrades.
7. Main Street Interchange Art Panels
Finished in September 2024, LED-backlit panels highlight local history and landmarks, adding a distinctive visual identity.
These projects reflect the City’s ongoing commitment to enhancing downtown Lake Elsinore for the community today and for generations to come.
$67.5 million. 7 projects. 1 goal:
MOSQUITO BITE PREVENTION
Stay comfortable and bitefree this summer
As the weather warms up and we spend more time outdoors, it’s a good time to take a few simple steps to protect yourself and your family from mosquito bites.
Use Insect Repellent, Choose an EPA-approved insect repellent and apply as directed for effective protection while you’re outside.
Wear Protective Clothing. When possible, wear long sleeves, pants, and socks, especially during early morning and evening hours when mosquitoes are most active.
Mosquito-Proof Your Home. Mosquitoes breed in standing water. Empty items like buckets, plant saucers, and toys regularly, and make sure window and door screens are in good condition.
A few simple habits can go a long way in keeping your summer enjoyable and bite-free.
Lake Elsinore is built for the outdoors — from the shimmering lake to the open parks and gentle trails that wind through the valley, there’s no shortage of beautiful places to take it all in. We’re on a mission to help our community get out and enjoy it.
We’re working to improve the health, wellness, and quality of life of everyone in Lake Elsinore. Get inspired, access local resources, and take advantage of incentives designed to help you build a healthier lifestyle — one step at a time.
Ready to get moving? Join our free Walking and Hiking Club and explore the parks and trails that make Lake Elsinore worth living in. Fresh air, great company, and your own backyard waiting to be discovered. Walking and Hiking Club meets on the second and fourth Saturdays of every month at 8:00 am. Meeting locations vary, so visit www.lake-elsinore.org/healthyle for updated locations.
FUN LAKE RECREATION & FISHING
YOUR ADVENTURE STARTS AT THE WATER’S EDGE
Lake Elsinore is open and ready for adventure. With 3,000 surface acres and over 14 miles of shoreline, the lake is built for fishing, boating, jet skiing, water skiing, wakeboarding, kayaking, paddleboarding, windsurfing, and swimming — and with Southern California sunshine on your side, there’s no excuse to sit this one out.
Whether you’re dropping in on a wakeboard, launching a kayak at sunrise, or letting the wind pull you across the water on a paddleboard, Lake Elsinore delivers. Public beaches offer picnic areas and shade, easy-access parking, and a four-mile levee trail for hiking, nature watching, and fishing.
JUST 4 KIDS FISHING DERBY
Saturday, June 6, 2026
7:30 AM – 10:30 AM (Check-in at 7:15 AM)
Levee at the Diamond Stadium
500 Diamond Drive, Lake Elsinore, CA 92530
Get ready for a fin-tastic morning at the City of Lake Elsinore’s Just 4 Kids Fishing Derby! Bring your gear and enjoy a funfilled day of fishing, prizes, and friendly competition. Awards will be given for the biggest catch and most fish.
Open to youth ages 15 and under, all skill levels welcome. Participants can learn tips from experienced anglers and connect with fellow fishing enthusiasts.
What to bring: Fishing rod, tackle, sun protection, and water.
Note: This is a youth-only event. Adults may supervise and assist if needed, but may not fish.
Pre-registration is required. Register here:
CATCH A MONSTER?
Submit a fishing report to Community Services and claim your spot in the Lake Elsinore Hall of Fame.
HIT THE WATER
Ready to launch? Launch Pointe Recreation Destination & RV Park at 32040 Riverside Drive is the lake’s only public boat ramp, featuring a six-lane launch facility open to the public on a first-come, first-served basis. No reservations required — just show up and go. On-site rentals for boats, jet skis, and paddleboards are also available through JT’s Rentals if you’d rather leave the trailer at home. A Lake Use Pass is required for all motorized vessels; launch and parking fees apply. For current pass pricing, visit lake-elsinore.org
CAST YOUR LINE
For anglers, this is a bucket-list fishery. Lake Elsinore is the largest natural freshwater lake in Southern California — a nutrient-rich warmwater lake teeming with black bass, catfish, crappie, wiper, hybrid bass, and more. Rock piles, brush piles, and vegetation along the shoreline are prime spots, with catfish regularly running 2 to 10 pounds.
WHERE TO FISH
Three free public fishing beaches sit along Lakeshore Drive: Whiskers Fishing Beach at Townsend Street, Davis Street Fishing Beach, and Lowell Street Fishing Beach. These three beaches also feature free parking. Fishing is also available at Launch Pointe Recreation Destination & RV Park on Riverside Drive.
LICENSES & PASSES
Fishing and parking are free at all three public beaches along Lakeshore Drive. Launch Pointe Recreation Destination & RV Park has additional fees, including parking. All anglers 16 and older must carry a valid California State Fishing License. A City of Lake Elsinore Annual Fishing Pass is also required for access to City facilities. For current pricing on both, visit wildlife.ca.gov for state license fees and lake-elsinore.org for City pass rates. State Licenses can be purchased from the Launch Pointe General Store.
LAKE OPEN DAILY, SUNRISE TO SUNSET.
LAKE
SUMMER DAY CAMPS
DAY CAMP - 8 SESSIONS
Ages 6-12
Monday through Friday, 9:00 am - 3:00 pm
Community Center
Week 1: 6/8 - 6/12
Week 2: 6/15 - 6/19
Week 3: 6/22 - 6/26
Week 4: 6/29 - 7/03
Week 5: 7/6 - 7/10
Week 6: 7/13 - 7/17
Week 7: 7/20 - 7/24
Week 8: 7/27 - 7/31
Day Camp: $125 per week
With optional addons for extended care
AM Extended Care: $20/week
M-F, 7:30 am - 9:00 am
PM Extended Care: $30/week
M-F, 3:00 pm - 5:30 pm
SCIENCE CAMP - 3 SESSIONS
Ages 8-12
Monday through Friday, 10:30 am - 3:00 pm
Neighborhood Center
Week 1: 6/15 - 6/19
Week 2: 7/6 - 7/10
Week 3: 7/20 -7/24
Cost: $125 per week
With optional addons for extended care
AM Extended Care: $30/week
M-F, 7:30 am - 10:30 am
PM Extended Care: $30/week
M-F, 3:00 pm - 5:30 pm
SPACE CAMP - 1 SESSION
Ages 8-12
Monday through Friday, 10:30 am - 3:00 pm
Neighborhood Center
Week 1: 7/20 - 7/24
Cost: $125/week
With optional addons for extended care
AM Extended Care: $30/week
M-F, 7:30 am - 10:30 am
PM Extended Care: $30/week
M-F, 3:00 pm - 5:30 pm
DRONES & ROBOTICS CAMP1 SESSION
Ages 8-13
Monday through Friday, 10:30 am - 3:00 pm
Neighborhood Center
Week 1: 7/13 - 7/17
Cost: $200/week
With optional addons for extended care
AM Extended Care: $30/week
M-F, 7:30 am - 10:30 am
PM Extended Care: $30/week
M-F, 3:00 pm - 5:30 pm
DREAM EXTREME NEIGHBORHOOD CENTER
117 S Langstaff Street | Lake Elsinore, CA 92530
The Dream Extreme Neighborhood Center is open daily for a variety of recreation classes including dance, tiny tots, early education, and fitness. This center houses the City’s firstever Youth Room, equipped with big screens and games for all to socialize and enjoy. This approximately 5,000-squarefoot facility is available for rentals and is the perfect location for receptions, birthday parties, and meetings.
UPCOMING NEW CLASSES ADDED REGULARLY
CLASSES
ADULT SPORTS
Adult Slowpitch Softball (Ages 18+)
Fall 2026 Coed Session 8/23-11/8
Sundays 11:30am - 7:15pm, Canyon Hills Park
Average Cost: $500
ARTS
Art with Kathy: Black Light Paint Party (Ages 10+)
Tuesday, 6/9, 5:00 pm - 6:00 pm
Neighborhood Center
Cost: $15
AQUATICS
SWIMMING LESSONS
Adaptive Swim (Ages 3+)
IPAP (6 mo. - 3 years)
Level 1 Swim (3-6 years)
Level 2 Swim (Ages 4+)
Level 3 Swim (Ages 4+)
Level 4 Swim (Ages 4+)
Private Lessons (Ages 3+)
Four sessions are offered in the summer.
Classes run in 2-week sessions Monday – Thursday at Lakeside High School
Cost: $50
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DANCE
BALLET FOLKLORICO
Intro to Folklorico (Ages 3-9)
Wednesdays, hosted monthly, 4:30 pm - 5:30 pm & 5:30 pm - 6:30 pm, Neighborhood Center Cost: $40
Folklorico (Ages 10-19)
Wednesdays, hosted monthly, 6:30 pm - 7:30 pm
Neighborhood Center Cost: $30
BALLET
Ballet I (Ages 4-10)
Tuesdays & Thursdays, hosted monthly, 4:00 pm - 5:00 pm
Community Center Cost: $80
Ballet II (Ages 4-10)
Tuesdays & Thursdays, hosted monthly, 4:00 pm - 5:30 pm
Community Center Cost: $95
HEALTHY LE
Walking/Hiking Club (Ages 18+)
Fourth Saturdays, 8:00 am – 10:00 am Free
LAKE COMMUNITY CENTER
310 W Graham Avenue | Lake Elsinore, CA 92530
The Lake Community Center is open for a variety of recreation classes and on a reservation basis. This 8,000 square foot facility is available for weekend rentals and offers a spacious gymnasium with an attached kitchen. It is the perfect location for receptions, birthday parties, banquets, and large meetings.
UPCOMING CLASSES
OPEN GYM
JUNIOR OPEN GYM BASKETBALL
Parent/Guardian One-on-One | Grades K - 12th
Mondays Drop In 3:00 pm - 4:00 pm
Grades K - 6th
Mondays Drop In 4:00 pm - 6:00 pm
Grades 7th - 12th
Mondays Drop In 6:00 pm - 8:00 pm
Community Center
Cost: $1 per drop in
Adult Open Gym Basketball (18+)
Mondays and Wednesdays, 8:00 am – 12:00 pm
Mondays 8:00 pm – 10:00 pm
Thursdays 6:00 pm – 10:00 pm
Community Center
Cost: $1 per drop in
Adult Open Gym Pickleball (18+)
Thursdays and Fridays, 8:00 am – 12:00 pm
Community Center
Cost: $1 per drop in
MARTIAL ARTS
Hefington Martial Arts (Ages 4+)
Mondays & Thursdays, hosted monthly, 6:00 pm - 7:00 pm, Terra Cotta Gymnasium
Cost: $75
PRESCHOOL & LEARNING
Fabulous 4s & 5s (Ages 3-5)
Monday, Wednesday, & Friday, hosted monthly, 9:00 am – 12:00 pm, Youth Opportunity Center
Cost: $180
Early Learners (Ages 3-5)
Tuesdays and Thursdays, hosted monthly, 11:00 am – 1:00 pm, Neighborhood Center
Cost: $140
VOLUNTEER OPPORTUNITIES
Leaders in Training (Ages 13-17)
Summer Camps Weekly 6/8 - 7/31
Monday through Friday, 9:00 am – 3:00 pm, L.C.C / D.E.N.C
Cost: $50
LAKE ELSINORE SENIOR CENTER
420 E Lakeshore Drive | Lake Elsinore, CA 92530
The Lake Elsinore Senior Activity Center offers a diverse range of recreational, self-enrichment, and educational programs for participants aged 55 and older.
The facility includes a state-of-the-art computer lab, a billiard room, a reading room, a dining hall, patio areas, and a service kitchen.
HOUSEHOLD HAZARDOUS WASTE COLLECTION
2026 COLLECTION EVENT DATES & TIMES
Saturday, June 6 | 7:00 AM to 12:00 PM
Saturday, August 1 | 7:00 AM to 12:00 PM
Saturday, September 5 | 7:00 AM to 12:00 PM
A.R.I.S.E.
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A.R.I.S.E. offers activities and events for children and adults with special needs, creating a safe, welcoming space for fun, learning, and connection. The program focuses on inclusive programming and access to resources for individuals and their families. For updated pricing visit www.lake-elsinore.org/ARISE.
Canvas Painting
Friday, May 1, 5 - 7 pm
4th Birthday Pizza Party
Friday, May 15, 5 - 7 pm
Games Night
Friday, June 5, 5 - 7 pm
Stars, Stripes, Sprinkles
Ice Cream Social
Friday, June 26, 5 - 7 pm
Bingo Bash
Friday, July 17, 5 - 7 pm
Luau Party
Friday, August 7, 5 - 7 pm
ACTIVITIES
Canvas Painting
Friday, August 21, 5 - 7 pm
Sensory Night
Friday, September 4, 5 - 7 pm
Under the Sea
Friday, September 18, 5 - 7 pm
All activities located at the Lake Elsinore Senior Center. Schedule does not include exercise classes, excursions or arts & crafts activities.
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LAKE ELSINORE FIREWORKS
SPECTACULAR
4TH OF JULY
T-PENINSULA
START TIME: 9:00 PM
PARTY IN THE PARK
4TH OF JULY
SUMMERLY PARK 9:00 AM - 11:00 AM
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JULY 2, 9, 16, 26, 30
LAUNCH POINTE
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