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Sumner Lake State Park

Northeast region of New Mexico Sumner Lake State Park offers many activities, such as camping, hiking, swimming, wildlife viewing and fishing. The lake is home for many warm water species including walleye, bass, crappie, and channel catfish.

Old Fort and The Kid Sumner Lake is base camp for exploring 19th-century history. Nearby attractions include two museums, the Bosque Redondo Memorial and Fort Sumner State Monument - a Civil War era outpost which was the destination of "The Historical Long Walk." Also nearby is the gravesite of notorious outlaw Billy the Kid.

Sumner Lake, which is along the Pecos River Flyway, is a great place for bird watching. Winter migrants visit the lake, while summer breeding residents appreciate the canyon below the dam. Getting

Sumner Lake State Park
HC 64, Box 125
Fort Sumner, New Mexico 88119
Phone: 575-355-2541
Reservations: 877-664-7787
Email: david.sanchez1@state.nm.us