Beeline Reservoir, also known as Lake Farmington, is a 250-acre lake located east of Farmington, New Mexico on NM 516/Main Street. The lake operates seasonally for boating from April through September, with daily hours from 7:00 AM to 7:00 PM. All watercraft must undergo mandatory inspection at the Boat Inspection Station before launching.

The lake is restricted to electric and non-motorized boats only, making it well-suited for kayaking and paddleboarding. The relatively small size and motor restrictions help maintain calm water conditions. Access is via the main entrance, where daily fees are collected. A self-pay station is available for access outside of staffed hours.

Wildlife viewing opportunities include various species of hummingbirds, eagles, hawks, and herons that frequent the area. The lake supports populations of rainbow trout, largemouth bass, catfish, and pike.

Basic facilities include vault toilets, fire rings, and picnic tables at the 21-site dry campground. The lake has no potable water available. Equipment rentals, including kayaks and paddleboards, are available through the San Juan College Equipment Rental Center.

Safety considerations include mandatory boat inspection and proper permits/passes. When navigating to the lake, visitors should use the access road from NM 516/Main Street across from the Farmington Flea Market, rather than alternate routes through Flora Vista that appear on some mapping services.

The lake serves as Farmington's municipal water supply, which helps maintain consistent water levels throughout the season. Mountain biking and hiking trails surround the lake, providing opportunities to combine paddling with other outdoor activities.