Lake Size: 300 Acres Shoreline Length (Miles): 10 miles Deepest Depth: 30 feet Latitude: 33.993333 Longitude: -109.758611 Lake Level Above Sea Level: 8,200 feet Counties: Sierra & Apache County Cities: McNary
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In addition to campgrounds and an RV Park, there is a lodge and many cabins that are available for rent from about mid-May to the end of September .Swimming is not permitted. Firearms of any kind are prohibited. Campfires are also prohibited. RV vehicles, trailers and tents are not permitted in the cabin areas. There are Black Bear in the area. Do not leave food outside and do not approach a bear.
Lodge and Cabins.
Accommodations include a lodge and many cabins of varying size from one to five bedrooms that will accommodate from 2 to 14 people. The fees vary per cabin size. Most cabins are within walking distance of the both Hawley and Earl Park Lake and are fully furnished including bed linens, pillows, towels, dishes, pans, utensils, coffee makers and toasters. There are no telephones, televisions, microwaves or radios, but guests may bring their own. Guests may consider bringing extra blankets, pillows, extra towels, coffee filters, small BBQ grills and lawn chairs. For more information, call (928) 335-7505.
A nice 9 miles drive south of State Route 260 on State Route 473 will bring you to the jewel of the White Mountain Apache Indian Tribe, Hawley Lake Campground. The amenities are second to none on the reservation and the scenery is unbelievable.
300 acres of water make up Hawley Lake, and if you like to fish for trout, this is the place for you. Rainbow, brook, cuthroat and brown trout all inhabit the lake, but to catch them you must obtain a White Mountains Apache Indian daily fishing permit from one of the sporting goods stores in the Show Low, Pinetop/Lakeside area or at the store on the lake. Hon-Dah Convienience store at the SR 260 and SR73 also has permits. Tel. 928 369-4311. There is a country store on the lake to gas up, get a snack or to buy a lure that you might have forgotten. You can also purchase a fishing permit at the general store on the lake.
You'll find Brown, Brook, Cutthroat and Rainbow Trout in these waters. As with all lakes on the Fort Apache Indian Reservation, a special Indian Reservation fee is required and a special permit is required to fish Earl Park Lake which is about one-half mile southeast of Hawley Lake.
Services include a boat dock with boat rentals. If you bring your own boat, the lake prohibits gas-powered motors. Only electric motors are permitted. Of course small sailboats, canoes and kayaks are permitted. There is a combination service station and grocery store on property where you can purchase fishing licenses, camping and RV Park fees. Laundry facilities are available.
Hawley Lake is a 300-acre (120 ha) lake and place in east-central Arizona, in the White Mountain Apache Indian Reservation, and has an elevation of 8,200 feet (2,500 m).
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