Prescott Valley, Arizona · Yavapai County · Facility
At 55-acres, Lynx Lake is the largest--and busiest--lake on the Prescott National Forest. Lynx Lake North Shore Day-use Area provides lake-side recreation, fishing, picnic tables and grills, a wildlife viewing scope, and interpretive signs. Lynx Lake Recreation Area Brochure (1,020 KB) Facilities12 picnic tablesFire pi…
At 55-acres, Lynx Lake is the largest--and busiest--lake on the Prescott National Forest. Lynx Lake North Shore Day-use Area provides lake-side recreation, fishing, picnic tables and grills, a wildlife viewing scope, and interpretive signs. Lynx Lake Recreation Area Brochure (1,020 KB) Facilities12 picnic tablesFire pit/grillWildlife viewing scopeDrinking water (seasonally, May - October)Flush toiletGarbage service
From Prescott, AZ: East on Hwy 69, pass shopping mall on right, go right (south) on Walker Rd. (by Costco). South on Walker Rd for approximately 2 miles. Turn left and follow road past Lynx Lake Marina and Store to parking lot.
Driving directions (Google Maps) →Heading to Lynx Lake - North Shore Picnic Site? A few things to know before you go:
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