Willow Springs Lake

Willow Springs Lake in Coconino County, Arizona offers a convenient boat ramp for kayakers, canoeists, and small motorized watercraft. The paved boat ramp is located on the west side of the 150-acre lake, providing easy access to the water.

The lake was created in 1966 as a trout fishing destination and is stocked regularly from spring through fall. Boats with motors up to 10 horsepower are permitted, and there is no fee to launch. Anglers can expect to find trout and bass, with daily bag limits in place. Nearby facilities include two picnic ramadas, boat benches, and barrier-free toilets.

For those seeking a scenic high-elevation lake for paddling or motorized boating, Willow Springs Lake provides a well-equipped access point in the Coconino National Forest. The paved road and boat ramp make it easy to get your non-motorized or small motor boat on the water.

Willow Springs Lake was created in 1966 by the Arizona Game and Fish Department as a trout fishing lake. The lake is set in the tall pines at 7,600 foot elevation. Willow Springs Lake has a surface area of 150 acres and is stocked with trout regularly from Spring through Fall.Boats with motors up to 10 hp are permitted on this lake. There is no fee for day use or to launch a boat. An Arizona...

Willow Springs Lake was created in 1966 by the Arizona Game and Fish Department as a trout fishing lake. The lake is set in the tall pines at 7,600 foot elevation. Willow Springs Lake has a surface area of 150 acres and is stocked with trout regularly from Spring through Fall.Boats with motors up to 10 hp are permitted on this lake. There is no fee for day use or to launch a boat. An Arizona State fishing license is required to fish this lake. No dispersed camping is allowed within 1/2 mile of the lake, but Sinkhole Campground is within walking distance of the lake.

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