An
oasis
for
anglers
and
nature
lovers,
Alamo
Lake
offers
classic
Sonoran
Desert
scenery
and
the
promise
of
uncrowded
views.
Principally
a
flood
control
reservoir,
the
park
is
located
on
the
Bill
Williams
River
about
30
miles
before
it
enters
the
Colorado
River.
Although
its
water
level
fluctuates
sharply,
the
lake
teems
with
large-mouth
bass
and
catfish.
Its
upgraded
campground
features
developed
sites
and
a
well
stocked
marina
store
with
boat
rentals.
An
abundance
of
outdoor
activities
include
wildlife
watching
and
hiking
against
a
backdrop
of
the
picturesque
Rawhide
and
Buckskin
mountains.
Wildlife
include,
quail,
deer,
coyote,
bald
eagles,
and
the
area's
trademark...wild
burros.
Access
is
via
38
miles
of
paved
road.
Turn
north
at
Wenden
off
U.S.
Route
60.
Facilities
Restrooms/Showers
(Handicapped
Accessible)
Electric
Hookup
Waste
Disposal
Group
Use
Area
Fishing
Boating
Boat
Ramp
Picnic
Area
Ramadas
Store
Boat
Rentals
Physical
Attributes
of
Park
Site
Acreage
-
8,400
Approximate
Elevation
-
1,300
feet
Number
of
Camping
Units
-
250
Nearest
Services
-
38
miles
Miscellaneous
Stay
Limit
-
15
days
Visitor
Center
-
Hours
vary
Park
Phone
Number
-
(928)
669-2088
Month
Max.
Min.
Precipitation
January
70.0
34.4
0.05
February
74.7
43.2
0.88
March
79.9
46.1
0.25
April
89.5
53.5
0.00
May
91.1
60.4
0.05
June
104.2
65.6
0.00
July
113.1
79.8
0.04
August
109.1
78.9
0.67
September
102.4
66.9
0.12
October
90.5
55.5
0.03
November
75.1
43.8
0.21
December
68.6
36.0
0.09
(Average
daily
temperature
and
precipitation)
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