Boating
Wakeboarding at Lyman Lake State Park
Visitors will find plenty of room to water ski, wakeboard, or cruise around this big eastern Arizona lake, and they can do so without motor size restrictions! Imagine wakeboarding at this scenic location knowing that the lake is large enough for you to enjoy safely! Lyman Lake State Park invites all watercraft users to enjoy the lake, but we ask that you do so responsibly. That means ensuring that your watercraft meets all of the state's regulations for motorized and non-motorized watercrafts.
Here are a few tips to help visitors "navigate" the use of watercrafts on Lyman Lake:
- There are no restrictions on boat or motor sizes.
- Sailboats and sailboarders do very well light winds traveling down the valley.
- Personal watercraft and jet skis are commonly launched from shore or ramp.
- Skiing and wakeboarding may be done in the center of the lake and on the northwest end.
Watercraft Rentals
Watercraft rentals are now available at Lyman Lake State Park! To continually provide quality outdoor experiences, we’ve teamed up with Pleasant Watersports which offers a variety of personal watercraft available for rent right at the lake! Check out the variety of kayaks, paddleboards, and Jet Skis (after Memorial Day) during your next visit, then glide across the surface of this large eastern Arizona lake with a renewed perspective of adventure!
Call (602) 714-7478 or email info@pleasantwatersports.com to reserve your paddleboard, kayak, or jetski at Lyman Lake.
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| Watercraft Rentals | Cost |
| Paddleboard (SUP ATX) | $25 per hour |
| Single Kayak (Malibu) | $25 per hour |
| Double Kayak (Malibu) | $30 per hour |
| Jet Ski Rentals |
$125 per hour $375 per 4 hours $495 per 8 hours |
Boat Ramps
Lyman Lake State Park has two paved boat ramps available for use. Both ramps are located inside the park just north of the Ranger Station/Park Store:
- The north boat ramp has a double wide lane.
- The east boat ramp is a single lane ramp that only allows one boat to launch at a time.
Non-Motorized Watercraft
Canoes, kayaks, and other non-motorized watercraft may launch at either boat ramp or from shore.
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Check out these awesome boating safety tips before your trip and don’t forget to register your watercraft with the Arizona Game and Fish department.
