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Lost Dutchman State Park

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Biking

Canoeing

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Welcome to Arizona's Lost Dutchman State Park located in Apache Junction in the middle of the Sonoran Desert.

Trails: Some of the trails link up to the nearby Tonto National Forest. While hiking one can expect to see mule deer, coyotes,

Camping: Lost Dutchman State Park has 134 campsites and 68 of them have electricity (50 and 20 amp) and water. The name of the park dates back to a man named Jacob Waltz, who was actually from Germany and not Holland. Waltz immigrated to the region and mined some gold and allegedly hit it somewhere.

To contact the office please call 480-982-4485.

Ownership:

State of Arizona

Acreage:

292.00

Location:

Lost Dutchman State Park

6109 North Apache Trail

Apache Junction, Arizona 85119 United States

33.456544, -111.478229

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