Lake Viva Naughton, nestled in Lincoln County, Wyoming, spans an impressive 1,389 acres and offers year-round outdoor adventure in a stunning high-country setting. Surrounded by rolling hills and rugged terrain, this expansive reservoir is a favorite destination for anglers, campers, and nature lovers seeking a quiet yet activity-rich experience in western Wyoming. With excellent road access and a wide range of amenities, including a boat ramp, parking, comfort station, and handicap-accessible features, the lake is well-equipped to welcome visitors of all kinds. Fishing is a highlight at Lake Viva Naughton, where anglers can target Cutthroat Trout, Rainbow Trout, and Brown Trout in the cool, clear waters. The reservoir supports a healthy fishery, and its large size provides plenty of space for shore fishing, boating, and floating. Whether you're casting a line from a kayak or trolling from a motorboat, the lake offers ample opportunity to hook into quality trout in a scenic and peaceful environment. Fishing from the dam is prohibited, so be sure to explore the reservoir's long shoreline and open water for the best success. Beyond fishing, Lake Viva Naughton is also popular for camping, hiking, wildlife viewing, and seasonal hunting. Visitors can enjoy the serenity of the area’s natural beauty while keeping an eye out for native wildlife, from mule deer to waterfowl. While the lake is open year-round, area regulations are in place to preserve the environment and enhance the outdoor experience. These include a seven-day camping limit, hunting restrictions outlined on access area maps, and a seasonal closure on the collection of shed antlers or horns from January 1 to May 1 at 6:00 AM. Fireworks are not permitted, helping to maintain the peaceful atmosphere that makes Lake Viva Naughton such a treasured spot in Wyoming’s outdoor recreation landscape.