Walleye Campground

Open — The campground is open year-round with reservations available. Currently, there is no drinking water available at the park, though restrooms and showers remain fully operational. Campers should bring adequate drinking water supplies.

About

Walleye Campground at Lyman Lake State Park offers visitors a chance to experience Arizona's backcountry with modern amenities in a scenic lakeside setting. Located in Apache County in northeastern Arizona, the campground provides access to Lyman Lake, one of the few bodies of water in the region with no size restrictions on boats. The park combines wilderness character with convenience, featuring restrooms, showers, and a seasonal park store. The campground accommodates both RV and tent campers with a variety of site options including full hookup sites with electric, water, and sewer connections. With no maximum RV length restrictions, the campground welcomes big rigs and offers expansive views of the surrounding landscape. Each campsite includes a fire ring and picnic table for outdoor enjoyment. Lyman Lake is a popular fishing destination known for walleye, largemouth bass, northern pike, channel catfish, carp, and sunfish. The park's location in northeastern Arizona provides a unique high-desert experience with opportunities for boating, wildlife watching, and exploring the surrounding backcountry. The park operates year-round, making it accessible for camping in all seasons.

Directions

11 miles south of St. Johns on Highway 191.

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