Alamo Lake State Park is one of the best places to fish for bass in Arizona. The crystal clear lake is surrounded by mountainous terrain speckled with brush, wildflowers and cacti making for a visually pleasing experience. The park has good wildlife viewing opportunities, and you may spot a bald or golden eagle. Nestled in the Bill Williams River Valley away from the hustle and bustle of everyday life, Alamo Lake State Park offers outdoor fun, premier bass fishing, rest and relaxation. For nature lovers, spring rains bring an abundance of wild flowers and the lake environment attracts a variety of wildlife year round, including waterfowl, foxes, coyotes, mule deer and wild burros. Stargazers are sure to enjoy the amazing views of the night sky, with the nearest city lights some 40 miles away.
Brochure and Map of Arizona State Parks and Trails. Published by Arizona State Parks & Trails.
Alamo Lake SP
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Alamo Lake State Park is one of the best places to fish for bass in Arizona. The crystal clear lake is surrounded by mountainous terrain speckled with brush, wildflowers and cacti making for a visually pleasing experience. The park has good wildlife viewing opportunities, and you may spot a bald or golden eagle. Nestled in the Bill Williams River Valley away from the hustle and bustle of everyday life, Alamo Lake State Park offers outdoor fun, premier bass fishing, rest and relaxation. For nature lovers, spring rains bring an abundance of wild flowers and the lake environment attracts a variety of wildlife year round, including waterfowl, foxes, coyotes, mule deer and wild burros. Stargazers are sure to enjoy the amazing views of the night sky, with the nearest city lights some 40 miles away.
Nearby Parks
Cabins
Park Rules
If you’re having a great time here, don’t forget
to visit one of the two nearby state parks!
Granite Mountain Hotshots Memorial State
Park (88 miles) Dedicated to the 19 Granite
Mountain Hotshot firefighters who died in action
on June 30, 2013, this park commemorates
their service with a memorial trail that leads
to an overlook in the Weaver Mountains and
continues to the firefighters’s memorial site.
(928) 669-2088
Buckskin Mountain State Park (105 miles)
Mountains line the river on both the Arizona and
California sides, and the wildlife is as varied as
the recreational opportunities along the river.
This picturesque park provides a scenic respite
and a fun-filled escape from the desert heat.
(928) 667-3231
The park has four camping cabins available
for reservation that overlook Alamo Lake.
Each cabin has a covered porch, two sets of
bunk beds, a table with chairs, electricity,
lights, heating and air conditioning, and a
locking door. Campers must supply their own
linens or sleeping bags. Pet-friendly cabins
are available. Restrooms and showers are
within walking distance. Cabins sleep up to six
people.
While visiting the park, please help us protect
this special space for your future enjoyment.
General Rules
• Do not litter! “Leave no trace” and pack
out what you bring in, or use the trash
receptacles provided in the park.
• Drive your vehicle only on designated
paved surfaces. Park only in designated
parking areas. Do not park on the side of
the road.
• Stay on designated trails. Cutting trails
degrades habitat and harms the landscape.
• Do not use glass containers in the park.
• All of our parks adhere to firearm and
hunting regulations. Please familiarize
yourself with this information.
Fires
• Keep fires in grills or designated state parks
fire rings. Never leave fires unattended!
• Do not gather firewood in the parks.
Firewood is for sale in most park stores.
• Fireworks are not permitted in state parks.
• Be “fire smart” and check fire restrictions at
azstateparks.com/fire-safety.
Camping
• Campsites are limited to up to six adults and
up to 10 people total. Cabins are limited to
six people total.
• There are designated dump facilities at the
park for your convenience.
Swimming
• Do not swim near launch ramps or docks.
• Please obey all posted signs.
Boating
• Review boating regulations before heading
out on the water.
• Please limit mooring boats on docks to 10
minutes.
Pets
• Keep your pets on a maximum six-foot
leash at all times. Pets must be attended at
all times.
• Pick up after your pet.
• For additional information related to pets,
visit our website or ask park staff.
The rules of this park are not limited to the rules
listed above. Additional park rules may be
found at azstateparks.com.
ALAMO LAKE
Reserve a camping cabin and start your park
adventure at azstateparks.com/cabins or
call 1-877-MYPARKS.
Fishing
Alamo Lake has largemouth bass, crappie,
redear sunfish, channel catfish, tilapia, and
bluegill. A valid Arizona fishing license is
required for anglers 10 years and older.
Group Areas
Two group camping areas are available for
reservations. Call the park directly to reserve.
Group Area 1 has one 60 x 20 ramada, one
large barbecue grill, a vault toilet, and a fire pit.
There is a $25 facility use fee for this area and
a $15 per night per vehicle fee. Group Area 2
has one 20 x 20 ramada, one large BBQ grill,
chemical toilets, and a fire pit. There is a $15
facility use fee for this area and a $15 per night
per vehicle fee.
We have two group ramadas for day use.
One south of Campground A and one in
Campground E. The sites can be used for
large groups. Contact the park for details.
Established 1957
Alamo Lake State Park
Camping
01/22
Alamo Lake State Park is one of the best
places to fish for bass in Arizona. The lake is
surrounded by mountainous terrain speckled
with brush, wildflowers, and cacti, making for
a visually pleasing experience. The park has
good wildlife viewing opportunities, and you
may spot a bald or golden eagle.
Stargazers are sure to enjoy the amazing views
of the night sky since the nearest city lights are
about 40 miles away!
The lake is located in the Bill Williams River
Valley where the Big Sandy River and Santa
Maria River come together. It was created with
the completion of Alamo Dam in 1968.
Thank you for visiting!
37 mi. N of Wenden, AZ 85357
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There are 19 sites with electric, water and
sewer located in Camp Area FH. Each site has
a picnic table and fire ring. There is no limit to
RV length at these sites.
Additional sites have 30/50 amp electric and
water at each site. Camp Area B has 27 electric
sites and 15 non-electric sites. The Ramada
Area has 12 electric sites. Camp Area C has
41 electric sites (30 amp only). Each site has a
picnic table and a fire ring.
Camp Area A offers dry campi
