Lyman Lake State Park
The welcoming committee at Lyman Lake is comprised of a small herd of buffalo that grazes beside the access road. The lake's 6,000 foot elevation and 1,500 acre surface area (there is no size restriction on boats) make it a favorite destination for water sports, camping, fishing, and hiking. Anglers are provided a restricted, no-wake area where they fish for channel catfish, walleye, northern pike, and largemouth bass. Other park features include a swimming beach, picnic ramadas, boat rentals, and hiking and rock-hounding trails. The lake is one mile off U.S. Route 191, about 11 miles south of St. Johns or 18 miles north of Springerville.
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Facilities
• Restrooms/Showers (Handicapped Accessible)
• Electric Hookup (38 hookups, 23 developed)
• Waste Disposal
• Group Use Area
• RV Size Limit - 45 feet
• Fishing
• Boating
• Boat Ramp
• Picnic Area
• Hiking Trails
• Ramadas
• General Store
• Boat Concession
• Building available by reservation
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Physical Attributes of Park Site
• Acreage - 1,200
• Approximate Elevation - 6,000 feet
• Number of Camping Units - 67
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Miscellaneous
• Stay Limit - 15 days
• Petroglyph and ruin tours every Saturday and Sunday, from Memorial Day to Labor Day at 10 a.m. and 2 p.m. respectively
• Visitor Center - 8am-5pm MST
• Park Phone Number - (520)337-4441