Conditions reports for this lake are available when logged in. Last Conditions Report for Huston Park Lake: 12.01.21
Huston Park Lake on FishExplorer has 12 historic conditions reports, 4 historic water temperature updates, 9 historic status updates, 8 historic water level updates, available to subscribers.
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Huston Lake Park is a small shallow lake in the Athmar Park section of Denver. It's relative proximity to the Platte River and I-25 make it a very easy diversion location for anglers to stop and wet a line. It is roughly 13 surface acres with a recorded depth of 8 feet at it's deepest. Shore access is ample, but limited on the west side and the south east side due to large walls of cat tails. ... Log infor additional details...
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Getting there:
From I-25, take the Alameda exit and head west. Turn south on Pecos and drive for .75 miles until you hit Exposition Ave. Go west on Exposition until you reach Vallejo Dr.. Turn south, the lake is 2 blocks up on the right.
**These directions will get you to the far east side of the lake. There are multiple one-way streets surrounding the lake, so you will need to take a couple detours to reach the south or the north side of the lake.
