Discover the rustic charm Roosevelt Resort Park delivers just a short drive from Roosevelt Lake in Roosevelt, Arizona. This uniquely diverse cabin resort offers a variety of lodging options, located in Tonto National Forest. Choose from One-Room or One-Bedroom Cabins, Double Queen Motel Rooms, full-hookup RV Sites, a 3-Bedroom/2-Bathroom Mobile Home, the Lake House, and the Kitchenette Suites. We offer dog-friendly and pet-free options. Whether you're participating in a bass fishing tournament on Roosevelt Lake, planning a weekend escape from Phoenix, an extended stay with the family, or a large-group getaway...Roosevelt Resort Park delivers modern-day comforts everyone will enjoy.
Just minutes from Roosevelt Lake in Tonto National Forest, Roosevelt Resort Park is a prime location to lodge for nearby recreational fishing and lake adventures. This scenic vacation destination has something for everyone; fishing, hiking, ATVing, and exploring.
A Variety of Lodging Options
Located in the heart of Tonto National Forest, the largest of the six national forests in Arizona, Roosevelt Resort is minutes from world-class Roosevelt Lake fishing, equestrian terrain, as well as ATV and hiking trails that lead to great outdoor adventures.
Stay with us during your fishing expedition. Roosevelt Resort offers a fish cleaning area on the property a short walk from all lodging units. Roosevelt Lake is minutes away. We offer plenty of room to park your boat and trailer next to your room or cabin where you can hook up your boat to the electric outlet.
Desert sunsets, bird watching, a visit to the Tonto National Monument, an afternoon recreating on the lake or rafting on the Upper Salt River are a few of the many pleasures that await you during your stay at Roosevelt Resort Park. Choose to relax and unwind in the midst of our rugged and spectacularly beautiful forest if you prefer.
Roosevelt Lake was created in 1911 with the completion of the Roosevelt Dam. At the time, Roosevelt Dam was the world’s tallest masonry dam measuring 280-feet high and Roosevelt Lake was the largest man-made lake in the world. In 1996, modification of the dam increased its height to 357 feet and expanded the lake’s water storage capacity by 20 percent. The lake provided flood control, generated electricity and harnessed water for irrigation. The dam, lake and its water distribution system turned the Arizona desert into fertile agricultural land.
