Storrie Lake State Park

Storrie Lake State Park in New Mexico is an ideal location to enjoy calm, quiet waters. Whether you are searching for the perfect place to paddle your canoe or a quiet spot to cast your line, this park satisfies your needs with its serene waters.

What is there to do at the park?

At Storrie Lake State Park visitors never run out of activities to amuse themselves. The lake is open for fishing year-round and attracts some of the nation's most experienced anglers. Crappie, catfish and German blue trout abound and are relatively easy to catch. The lake is also stocked with rainbow trout several times per year. Birdwatching is also common at the park. Ducks and geese fly through the region as they migrate south. Some visitors have spotted burrowing owls, doves and falcons.

Water sports

Water sports are huge at Storrie Lake. All types of boats are allowed on the water and there are no horsepower restrictions. Windsurfing is common, and windsurfers from all around visit the park from the early spring onward.

History

The area surrounding the lake has a unique and colorful history. A visitor's center provides guests information about the Santa Fe Trail, which once passed through the region, as well as the history of 19th century Las Vegas.

A visit to Storrie Lake State Park is never wasted. Windsurfers, sailors and fishermen alike can enjoy the experience over and over again. History buffs love the visitors center, so there truly is something for everyone.