Alamo Lake Ramada Camping

About

Alamo Lake State Park's ramada camping sites provide shaded camping with electric hookups, ideal for escaping the intense Arizona desert sun. The covered ramada structures offer protection from the elements while still allowing campers to enjoy the remote wilderness setting. Sites are priced at $40 per night plus park entrance fees ($10-$20 depending on vehicle occupancy). The park surrounds Alamo Lake, a 3,500-acre reservoir on the Bill Williams River that's considered one of Arizona's premier bass fishing destinations. The lake's fluctuating water levels create excellent habitat for largemouth bass, channel catfish, and other species. Beyond fishing, visitors enjoy boating, swimming, and wildlife watching in this undeveloped corner of the state. Facilities include vault and chemical toilets throughout the campgrounds, showers in select areas, two dump stations, and a camp store selling fishing supplies, bait, firewood, ice, and basic provisions. The park's isolation from light pollution makes it an exceptional stargazing location. The nearest fuel and propane are available in Salome, so campers should arrive well-supplied.

Directions

Located 37 miles north of Wenden, Arizona. Nearest fuel and propane available in Salome.