Oroville Wildlife Area Access
Oroville Wildlife Area Access
Oroville Wildlife Area offers multiple access points via Highway 162 (headquarters entrance near Highway 70), Larkin Road, and Wilbur Road for the Thermalito Afterbay Unit, with boat launch access available for paddlers and anglers.
The 11,800-acre area features riparian habitat along the Feather River and grasslands around Thermalito Afterbay, with facilities including restrooms, camping (permit required from CHP), and a shooting range accessible via Rabe Road.
Open from one hour before sunrise to one hour after sunset, this wildlife area is popular for fishing, wildlife viewing, and hunting.
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Feather River
Lake Oroville
Thermalito Afterbay
New Bullards Bar Reservoir
Sacramento River
North Yuba River
Bucks Lake
North Fork American River
Bucks Creek
Middle Fork American River
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