Between the varied fishing, hiking, and swimming options, Farmington Lake also allows the use of boats and kaiaks. The only restrictions are that there are no gas engines allowed and all water craft must be inspected before each time it is launched into the lake. This safety measure is a quick and painless stop on your way in, so no stress. Current planning has handicapped fishing areas, overnight campgrounds, large and small day use areas, and walking or biking paths being installed, adding to the allure for out of town visitors. However, watching one amazing New Mexico sunset over the lake will have you coming back...
Read moreA new campground in Farmington Nm. Nice flat sites with table and firepit/grill. Views are fantastic of the snowcapped mountains in Colorado. The lake is still being developed for beach access but assessble when we were here. They have a boat ramp, restrooms and dumpsters thru out. Our site was huge for only $10 a nite 14 day stay limit. Drycamping only. Ice and water can be bought just down the road at Dollar General.The entrance to lake is easy to miss, hopefully I showed enough photos of the...
Read moreThis lake is a great place to get out for a day trip. You can fish, boat (non-motorized), swim and other things. It gets busy and there are limited "good" spots. You do have to pay to get in. When I went it was a dollar per person but it would be good to check before going. There is a designated swimming area to with changing area and life guards. A good variety of fish and places to find them. It is a nice place to go in the evening when things cool off. Finally, there are porta potties...
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