Navajo State Park
Welcome to southern Colorado's beautiful Navajo State Park located on the border of New Mexico on the shores of the vast 15,000 acre interstate Lake Navajo.
Boating: Navajo Lake is open to all types of watercraft and there is no limit on horsepower. This is a popular place for sailors and even has rentals as well as a sailing school and sailing camp known as Peaks and Tides which can be contacted by calling 970-759-3604.
Camping: Navajo State Park has 118 campsites and 105 of these can accomodate RV's up to 55 feet in length. Toilets and showers are located near all campsites.
Wildlife: Navajo Lake State Park is a fantastic place for wildlife viewing. Some of the animals include river otters, deer, foxes, black bears, mountain lions, and bald eagles. Please treat their home with respect when visiting.
Fishing: Some of the fish in Lake Navajo include crappie, bass, northern pike, bluegill, and trout.
To contact the office please call 970-883-2208.
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