Seneca Lake

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Reviews for Seneca Lake

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Ryan Of San Tan Valley

2 years ago

Fun creepy abandoned recreational spot from the 70's!!! Lakes nice, but a lot of lazy humans have made their way through and left trash and graffiti. There is a nice lake hidden in the back. Bass, trout, catfish, and blue gill.

Donna Dawson

2 years ago

Seneca Lake is one of our natural beauties on our land in the San Carlos Apache Reservation. I was here today and it was so beautiful at this time of evening around 4:30pm and the sun was glistening on the water. It was quiet around this time with a few fishers nearby.

maria delaney

4 years ago

I want to never leave here. The abandoned property made it so much more inviting and is a day worth spending. Very romantic and mysterious. Only question why the loan was defaulted on that caused the closure

About Seneca Lake

Seneca Lake, nestled within the enchanting San Carlos Apache Reservation, is a hidden gem for those seeking both tranquility and a touch of mystery. A visit here is like stepping back in time, with the remnants of the 70s-era recreational site whispering tales of the past. Despite its closure and inaccessible entry, the lake remains a stunning natural beauty, celebrated for its tranquil waters glistening under the evening sun. While the defunct recreational facilities add an intriguing layer of historical intrigue, the lake itself remains an oasis for wildlife and nature lovers. Anglers can appreciate the challenge of catching bass, trout, catfish, and blue gill, while the scenic views promise breathtaking photographs and quiet moments of reflection. However, potential visitors should be mindful of the traces of human impact, such as litter and graffiti, that sometimes mar the area’s pristine appeal. Despite this, Seneca Lake offers a unique adventure for those willing to explore its more mysterious and romantic aspects, making it a compelling destination for nature aficionados and history buffs alike.