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Bingham Lake Park

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Located in The Pinery subdivision, Bingham Lake is a quiet oasis enjoyed by hikers, mountain bikers, dog enthusiasts, and fishermen.

Amenities:

  • 1 Picnic shelter
  • 1 Restroom
  • 1 Fishing dock
  • 2 Parking lots – 25 total capacity

Park Facilities are open for public use! To ensure availability for your event or if you have a group of 15 or more, please make a reservation!

Make a Reservation.

Location:
7740 Lakeshore Dr.
Parker, CO 80134

Hours:
Open sunrise to sunset

Trail system:
1.25 miles of soft-surface trail

Fishing: 
A Colorado fishing license is not required since the lake is managed under a private license. Limit one fishing pole per person.  Catch and release is encouraged.

An annual stocking program began in 2005 to ensure adequate fish are available to catch. In addition, a habitat enhancement project, periodic assessments, and requests for anglers to “catch and release” have helped maintain a quality fishery.  Bingham Lake draws visitors who want to test their skills against some of the various warm water game species that inhabit the lake, such as large-mouth bass, black crappie, walleye, bluegill yellow perch, channel catfish and wipers (hybrid white/stripe bass).

Please be considerate to persons with disabilities trying to use the dock and give them access to the designated areas marked with decals.

Boating:
The Pinery Water and Wastewater District prohibits boating or wading due to concerns about introducing Zebra or Quagga Mussels into the lake. Both are invasive species that would have a profound impact on the ecosystem and mechanical pumping operations at the lake.

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