194 lakes, ponds and reservoirs with their own page: named lakes, ponds and reservoirs of 25 acres or more, plus smaller ones with a state-listed public access site or a public boat ramp of 10 acres or more, from the USGS National Hydrography Dataset. They are grouped by county and the city or town that touches the most of the water (or the nearest city). 278 smaller named ponds are listed under their city without a page.
New: 831 Arizona campgrounds & RV parks, each with its closest lakes.
Apache (56) Cochise (1) Coconino (64) Gila (5) Graham (9) La Paz (3) Maricopa (10) Mohave (7) Navajo (21) Pima (4) Pinal (2) Santa Cruz (2) Yavapai (8) Yuma (2)
Alpine
Burnside
Chinle
Concho
Eagar
East Fork
Ganado
Greer
Houck
Lukachukai
Many Farms
Nazlini
Oak Springs
Pinetop-Lakeside
Red Mesa
Round Rock
Sanders
Sawmill
Sehili
Seven Mile
Show Low
Springerville
St. Johns
St. Michaels
Sun Valley
Douglas
Sierra Vista
Sunizona
Bitter Springs
Blue Ridge
Cameron
Camp Verde
Flagstaff
Forest Lakes
Fredonia
Kaibab Estates West
Leupp
Moenkopi
Mormon Lake
Peach Springs
Pine
Sedona
Seligman
Star Valley
Supai
Tolani Lake
Tuba City
Tusayan
Valle
Williams
Winslow
Canyon Day
Cedar Creek
Cibecue
Globe
Miami
San Carlos
Bowie
Bryce
Bylas
Canyon Day
Clifton
Duncan
Fort Thomas
Globe
Morenci
Pima
Safford
San Carlos
Seven Mile
Thatcher
Alamo Lake
Cibola
Martinez Lake
Parker
Sunwest
Apache Junction
Chandler
Gila Bend
Peoria
Phoenix
Scottsdale
Surprise
Youngtown
Bullhead City
Grand Canyon West
Kingman
Lake Havasu City
Littlefield
Peach Springs
Supai
Truxton
Wikieup
Ali Chuk
Arivaca
Gu Oidak
Marana
Sahuarita
Tucson
Coolidge
Eloy
Kearny
Marana
Oro Valley
Nogales
Patagonia
Ash Fork
Bagdad
Camp Verde
Chino Valley
Clarkdale
Peach Springs
Peoria
Prescott
Prescott Valley
Scottsdale
Seligman
Wickenburg
Williams
Martinez Lake
Yuma