Contact Info
Roosevelt, AZ
- Phone:
- 928-467-3200
Basics
- Elevation:
- 2100 feet
- Reservations:
- Reservations not accepted
Description
Located along the shoreline of central Arizona’s largest lake.
This site provides spectacular views of the Sierra Ancha Mountains and Four Peaks Wilderness.
The gently sloping shoreline makes this a wonderful water recreation area.
There are miles of expansive grassy areas near the shoreline lined with shade-providing mesquite trees.
This site provides spectacular views of the Sierra Ancha Mountains and Four Peaks Wilderness.
The gently sloping shoreline makes this a wonderful water recreation area.
There are miles of expansive grassy areas near the shoreline lined with shade-providing mesquite trees.
Amenities
Basic Amenities
- Vault Toilets
Additional Conveniences
- Pets Allowed
Additional Notes
No Drinking Water
Dump Station 2 miles south
Details
Season
February 16 - November 14Location
7 miles north of Roosevelt DamElevation
2100 feetMore Site Details
- RV Hookups:
- None
Pet Policy
Pets must be restrained or on a leash.Activities
Boating, Fishing,Swimming
Additional Details
Closed 11/15 to 2/15 for wildlife protection, Barrier Free Access, Roosevelt Lake, Shoreline Boat Launching, Minimum DevelopmentMap + Directions
Basic Directions
From Mesa:
Take State Hwy. 87 (Beeline Highway) north for approximately 60 miles to the junction of State Hwy. 87 and State Hwy. 188. Turn right (south) onto State Hwy. 188 and continue for 26 miles to Bermuda Flat.
From the Globe area:
Take State Hwy. 188 north for 30 miles to the junction of State Hwy. 88 and State Hwy. 188. Continue north on State Hwy. 188 across the bridge for another six miles to the site.
Take State Hwy. 87 (Beeline Highway) north for approximately 60 miles to the junction of State Hwy. 87 and State Hwy. 188. Turn right (south) onto State Hwy. 188 and continue for 26 miles to Bermuda Flat.
From the Globe area:
Take State Hwy. 188 north for 30 miles to the junction of State Hwy. 88 and State Hwy. 188. Continue north on State Hwy. 188 across the bridge for another six miles to the site.
