| Horseshoe Lake is one of two lakes within the Lathrop State Park. Both lakes are stocked with rainbow trout, channel catfish, bass, walleye, blue gill, crappie and wipers. Only found in Horseshoe Lake are the tiger muskies, which are known for growing quite large.Colorado's first state park, Lathrop is 1,594 acres of recreational enjoyment. Lathrop State Park's gentle climate, clear air, beautiful campsites, excellent fishing, water skiing and great views of the nearby mountain ranges lure Colorado travelers and other visitors to the park for regular visits.The park has two lakes, Martin Lake and Horseshoe Lake, which offer a variety of boating and angling opportunities. A nine-hole golf course at the park is also popular. Stop by the Lathrop Visitors Center for a look at artists' murals showcasing the area's rich history and heritage, and access information about the surrounding area. |
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| | | Facilities: Restrooms, drinking water, picnic areas, and 100 campsites that accommodate motor homes, trailers and tents, are all available. Best Time To Visit: This State Park is open year-round. Fees: There are a variety of fees that can be incurred when entering this state area, from a daily walking pass all the way to an annual vehicle pass. Visitors should contact this State Recreation Area to find the plan best for them. Accessibility: Accessibility is limited. Rules: Since rules may vary depending on which park guests choose to visit, please check with the Park Manager for any other rules that may apply. Directions: This State Park is located three miles west of Walsenburg on US Highway 160 Map: Click here for a map to Horseshoe Lake Reservations: Reservations are accepted for the campsites. | | |
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| | | | | Address | | Lathrop State Park | | 70 County Rd 502 | | Walsenburg, Colorado 81089 |
| | | Phone | | General: (719) 738-2376 | |
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