Ute Lake State Park, a Canadian River reservoir, offers some of the best walleye fishing in New Mexico. Anglers can also try their luck for bass, crappie, and catfish. Ute Lake is one of the longest lakes in the state at nearly 13 miles, and its width never exceeds one mile across. It boasts a marina and a full range of water sport activities.

Plentiful Wildlife
With its scores of inlets to explore, the lake abounds in ducks, quail, doves and pheasant. Deer and antelope roam the surrounding plains and mesas. 

24-hour Fishing
Round-the-clock fishing is available every day of the year for angler fanatics. The lake has produced several state-record game fish.

Getting There
Ute Lake State Park is three miles west of Logan via N.M. 540.

         Park Map

Park Brochure     

Park Management Plan

Park Photo Tour

   Fast Facts

      Park Manager
        Rodney Paris
      (575) 487-2284
rodney.paris@state.nm.us

           Address
          PO Box 52
      Logan, NM 88426

             Land
          1,500 acres

       Lake Surface
          8,200 acres

           Elevation
           3,900 feet

         Precipitation
          15.8 inches

        Temperature
         January  54/25
         April       73/42
         July        92/53
         October  63/44

Current Lake Levels

Current Fire Restrictions