Times Spent Outdoors: Priceless!

Bartlett Lake Marina Has It All

And It Gets Even Better — Check Out Their Special Offer Below

Bartlett Lake is located in the northeast valley only 48 miles from downtown Phoenix and 17 miles northeast of Carefree and is within one hour from most Valley locations. Access is easy from all parts of the Valley and the scenic Bartlett Lake Road that takes you from Carefree to Bartlett lake is beautiful year around.

Bartlett Lake Marina is a family owned marina. If you are a boating novice, one of the family will give you the necessary safety gear and instructions for your day on the lake.

Bartlett Lake is home to many events each year and one of the most popular is the annual “Day On The Lake” hosted by Bartlett Lake Marina and Barrow Neurological Institute. Toward the end of May each year, Barrow Therapeutic Recreation Department sponsors "Day on the Lake" to give individuals with neurological impairments the chance to participate in free water skiing, fishing, kayaking, boat rides and other watersports at Bartlett Lake.

Bartlett Lake has offered years of enjoyment to local residents and visitors alike.

Amenities include —

• Aqua Lodges (Floating Hotel Rooms)

• Boat Club

• Boat Rentals

• Dry Boat Storage (Unlimited Launching, Retrieval, Forest Service Entry Fee included)

• Fishing

• Jet Ski Rental

• Pontoon Boats

• Ship’s Store

• Slips (Water, Dock Box and Forest Service Entry Fees included)

• Wakeboarding

• Water Skiing

If your time on the lake includes water skiing, wakeboarding or jet skiing, you will appreciate the gently sloping beaches on the west side and mountains that break the wind on the east.

If fishing is your thing, here is what Margie Anderson, outdoors expert, had to say about the fishing at Bartlett Lake in her article “Top To Bottom, Tips For Topwater Angling” in Arizona Boating & Watersports.

“It’s hard to beat the excitement you feel catching big bass on topwater. Topwater lures are almost always considered big-fish baits, and if you choose the right lure and work it right, you can draw the big ones out from deep water and even get suspended fish to eat.” You may see Margie’s complete article at http://www.azbw.com/past_issues/june08/Margie_Anderson.php.

Outdoor enthusiasts frequent Bartlett Lake for a variety of recreational opportunities, including shoreline camping in Arizona's natural desert terrain. While in this part of the Tonto National Forest, visitors may see mule deer, bald eagles, javelina, coyotes, and many indigenous desert plants, including the majestic saguaro, mesquite trees and blooming ocotillo.

Tonto National Forest campground improvements, handicap accessibility, and safety features provide for safe, enjoyable recreation including hiking, boating, water skiing and fishing.

For more information Bryan may be reached at 480/221-0503, bryan@bartlettlake.com, or you may visit their Web site http://bartlettlake.com/.

Special Offer — For a limited time each two-year slip rental agreement for a covered slip will include a no-cost to you boat lift.

 

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