Petroglyphs and pictographs characteristic of the Formative Period (A.D. 200-1400) have been found at the park, along with artifacts and remnants of later settlers.

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Constructed in 1939, Conchas Dam is located on the State Register of Cultural Properties for its significance.

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Conchas is known for its walleye, largemouth bass and catfish among others species h that attract fishermen to this 9,600 surface acre lake.

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With five campgrounds and 105 developed sites, RVers and campers will find plenty of room in which to relax.

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Conchas Lake's North Dock Marina is fully equipped with a full-service restaurant, grocery store and fueling station.

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One of the state's largest lakes, Conchas includes 60 miles of secluded coves, canyons, and sandy beaches, waiting to be explored.

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