AZ State Parks•Wenden, AZ•14h from Austin

Alamo Lake State Park

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Accessibility baseline: Sites on this platform are reviewed for access with a standard 2WD pickup truck towing a 21-foot travel trailer unless otherwise noted below.

Fee

$30/nt (no hookup) · $40/nt (W/E)

Hookups

Water + Electric

Trailer

Accessible (2WD pickup + trailer)

Cell Signal

Poor

Water

On-site

Toilets

Yes

Best Season

Oct–Apr

Reservations

azstateparks.com

Highlights

▶ One of the most remote and least-crowded state parks in Arizona — 38 miles of paved/improved road deliver true solitude on a large Sonoran Desert reservoir in the Bill Williams River drainage
▶ Outstanding bass, catfish, and crappie fishing; largest wintering concentration of bald eagles in Arizona (January–February peak)
▶ Bighorn sheep, feral burros, and high raptor diversity throughout the surrounding desert hills — genuine wilderness state park character

Planning Notes

Drive 38 miles north on Alamo Road from Wenden (on US-60) — the road is paved most of the way and passable in 2WD. Dump station and potable water available at the park. No services for 38 miles once off US-60. From Austin: ~14 hrs via I-10 W to Phoenix then US-60 W through Wickenburg to Wenden.

Contact: (928) 669-2088

Always call ahead to confirm conditions, closures, and road accessibility.