Boyd Lake State Park 

Photo courtesy of
official Colorado
State Parks website.


   

Boyd Lake State Park is the most modern water sport facility in Colorado, so if you're into jet boats, wake boarding and windsurfing, you've come to the right place!

Canoeing, sailing, fishing, windsurfing, water skiing and swimming are only a few of Lake

Boyd's attractions. During warm weather the park is popular for picnicking and camping. The area offers a variety of regattas, hydroplane races and other special events. This family-oriented park is the perfect place for visitors of all ages.

A large sandy beach and 1,700 acres of seasonably warm water attracts more than people to the area's largest lake. Pelicans are frequently seen sailing above the waters, as well as a healthy assortment of other water fowl. The waters are well stocked with trophy sized fish of all kinds, from trout to bass, and larger wildlife can occasionally be spotted on the shoreline in the mornings and late evenings.

To get there take Exit I-25 west at U.S. 34 near Loveland, turn north onto Madison Avenue, then follow the signs.

  
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