Due to low water levels, the boat ramps at Lyman Lake will be closed until levels rise to a safe standard. Non-motorized vessels can still be launched from our beach access points.
Harmful Algal Blooms have been reported in lakes across the White Mountains, including at Lyman Lake. Harmful algea can grow in hot summer weather; keep an eye out for bad odors, water discoloration, foam/scum or paint-like streaks. If you observe harmful algae, keep pets and children away from the water, do not consume fish caught in an algal bloom, and notify the park rangers. See more information and reported sites at azdeq.gov/reported-habs.
There is currently no drinking water at the park. Restrooms and showers are fully functional.
Weddings
Please contact the park to inquire about wedding reservations. Limited spots available.
Many Arizona State Parks can host your special day with romantic locations, unforgettable scenery, casual ceremonies, and an affordable outdoor setting! Questions? Contact the park directly to talk about facilities and sites for your wedding.
Steps to Make a Wedding Reservation
Visit the Weddings Home Page for a list of parks that can host your wedding or download park-specific information on this page (below).
- Download and review the Wedding Packet and general Wedding Pre-Application.
- Call the park to inquire about wedding date availability, start a reservation request, and get a park wedding contact.
- Fill out the Wedding Pre-Application form and scan and email the form to your park wedding contact.
- On the phone with your park wedding contact, determine final facility and rental needs, and calculate total fees. Arrange for deposit and fee payments to finalize your reservation. Your reservation is not complete until payment is received at the park.
- Prepare for your special day!
