Ashurst Lake
Ashurst Lake offers tranquil waters, excellent fishing, and serene camping in Arizona’s wilderness, ideal for those seeking peaceful outdoor adventure.
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Edward Fritsche
in the last week
Has boat ramp. Great fishing, camp site's. Just be careful of driving through the snow around the lake.
Jay Mahoney
8 months ago
Lovely campground and lake. No Motors could be heard. Must have been a really low level of permissible horsepower allowed. Young kids were catching decent size trout from the shore. Very nice.
Kelly Jones
a year ago
Love this place. 🥰 Quiet and beautiful. $24 a night, water, trash, clean bathrooms available during season. Free, but no trash, water, bathrooms off season so please pack in, pack out and leave clean. Picnic tables and fire rings. Sites are good sized (we're a 22 foot truck camper) and pretty level. Full T-Mobil and Verizon. Fishing is fun for Rainbow and Pike. We've seen some really interesting things in the sky and amazing sunsets. The road in is bumpy as hell but worth it. Enjoy responsibly. 😊
About Ashurst Lake
Nestled in the heart of enchanting Arizona wilderness, Ashurst Lake is a serene haven for lovers of the great outdoors. Its tranquil waters reflect stunning sunsets and the diverse wildlife that calls this area home. An ideal spot for fishing enthusiasts, the lake offers ample opportunities to catch rainbow trout and pike. The campsites around the lake provide a retreat from the hustle and bustle, offering amenities like picnic tables, fire rings, and clean bathrooms in season. Hikers and bird watchers will also find delight, with trails and large raptors regularly sighted. Although the road in can be bumpy and the lake's remote location invites adventurous spirits, the beauty and peace found here make the journey worthwhile. Visitors rave about the area's peaceful environment, especially appreciated in the quieter off-peak days, perfect for a relaxing escape.
Weather Forecast for Ashurst Lake
Tonight at Ashurst Lake
37°F
Friday at Ashurst Lake
74°F
Friday Night at Ashurst Lake
38°F
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About Ashurst Lake
Nestled in the heart of enchanting Arizona wilderness, Ashurst Lake is a serene haven for lovers of the great outdoors. Its tranquil waters reflect stunning sunsets and the diverse wildlife that calls this area home. An ideal spot for fishing enthusiasts, the lake offers ample opportunities to catch rainbow trout and pike. The campsites around the lake provide a retreat from the hustle and bustle, offering amenities like picnic tables, fire rings, and clean bathrooms in season. Hikers and bird watchers will also find delight, with trails and large raptors regularly sighted. Although the road in can be bumpy and the lake's remote location invites adventurous spirits, the beauty and peace found here make the journey worthwhile. Visitors rave about the area's peaceful environment, especially appreciated in the quieter off-peak days, perfect for a relaxing escape.
Reviews for Ashurst Lake
View all reviewsEdward Fritsche
in the last week
Has boat ramp. Great fishing, camp site's. Just be careful of driving through the snow around the lake.
Jay Mahoney
8 months ago
Lovely campground and lake. No Motors could be heard. Must have been a really low level of permissible horsepower allowed. Young kids were catching decent size trout from the shore. Very nice.
Kelly Jones
a year ago
Love this place. 🥰 Quiet and beautiful. $24 a night, water, trash, clean bathrooms available during season. Free, but no trash, water, bathrooms off season so please pack in, pack out and leave clean. Picnic tables and fire rings. Sites are good sized (we're a 22 foot truck camper) and pretty level. Full T-Mobil and Verizon. Fishing is fun for Rainbow and Pike. We've seen some really interesting things in the sky and amazing sunsets. The road in is bumpy as hell but worth it. Enjoy responsibly. 😊
Things to Do Near Ashurst Lake
Lake Activities
Nearby Attractions
Map of Ashurst Lake
Weather Forecast for Ashurst Lake
Tonight at Ashurst Lake
37°F
Friday at Ashurst Lake
74°F
Friday Night at Ashurst Lake
38°F
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