Meeboer Lake, managed by the Wyoming Game and Fish Department, offers year-round boating access with dedicated facilities including a boat ramp and dock. The lake features a comfort station and is wheelchair accessible. From the water, paddlers can enjoy views of the adjacent Mortenson Lake National Wildlife Refuge.

Access to the lake is available via a maintained road, though winter visitors should note that roads and parking areas are not plowed during the snowy season. Camping is permitted with a 5-day limit, making multi-day paddling trips possible. Open fires and fireworks are prohibited.

The lake's characteristics make it productive for fish growth, with shallow conditions and abundant aquatic insects. In recent years, the installation of aerators has helped maintain ice-free areas and adequate oxygen levels during winter months, significantly improving conditions. Summer temperatures in the area typically reach the 70s during the day and drop to the 40s at night, while winter brings highs in the 30s and nighttime lows in the teens.

Local wildlife includes various fish species, with rainbow trout being particularly notable. Recent surveys have documented healthy populations of rainbow trout in the 16-18 inch range, with some exceptional specimens reaching 22 inches and 6.5 pounds.

The lake's location, approximately 15 miles from Laramie, places it within a network of other recreational waters including Gelatt Lake (1 mile away) and Twin Buttes Reservoir (2 miles away). Nearby amenities include basic facilities for boaters and anglers, though paddlers should bring their own drinking water as potable water is not available on-site.