Lake Pueblo State Park - Colorado State Parks

Lake Pueblo, rated a fishing “hot spot,” provides 4,500 surface acres of water, 60 miles of shoreline and almost 10,000 acres of land. Along with the sunny days and a mild climate, visitors quickly learn that one day is not enough.

Full service marinas and a diversity of campsites welcome guests to stay awhile. Water recreation includes sailing, motor-boating, waterskiing, river tubing and prime fishing. Boaters choose from two full-service marinas and boat ramps.

Land recreation includes hiking, biking, picnicking and diverse nature exploration. Miles of trails make it easy to discover the beauty of the shady Arkansas River below the dam or the wonder of 200-year-old Juniper trees. Wet or dry activities culminate with camping options that encourage a day of play to become a mini-vacation.

Views of the Greenhorn and Wet mountain ranges to the southwest and the magnificent Pikes Peak to the north are a splendid way to end the day. It is no wonder that Lake Pueblo State Park is a favorite destination.

Fishing Report

Visit the Colorado Division of Wildlife's Lake Pueblo Fishing Report page for the latest in fishing conditions (under Southeast Region/Pueblo Reservoir).

Water Report

Check Lake Pueblo State Park's Conditions page for information on current water levels.

Last Updated: 9/22/2009

Current Conditions

	Weather conditions are not available at this time.

NEW ANS MEASURES

Boaters may fish or moor 24 hours a day. However, they may only launch and load when the boat ramp inspection stations are open. Inspection stations are open April 15 to October 15 from 5am to 11pm and from October 16 to April 14 from 5am to 6pm. All gas motorized boats, including personal watercraft, must launch and load at the boat ramps. For additional information on Zebra Mussels, click here...

TRAILS
To minimize trail damage, the natural surface (dirt) trails are closed during wet conditions.