California + Arizona · 26 lakes · 8 rivers

Plan the trip
around the water.

Ramps, campgrounds, fishing, flows and the rentals to get you out there. One page for every named lake and river.

Lake Pleasant · Photo: Dave's98JeepTJ · CC BY-SA 3.0 · Wikimedia Commons

Rentals & guided trips

Rent the boat.
Skip the trailer.

No boat, no rig, no problem. Book the gear from people who live on the water, then use our pages to find the ramp, the campsite and the bite.

Most booked

Boat rentals

Pontoons, wake and ski boats and fishing boats from local owners. Add a captain if you'd rather just ride.

Find a boat →Boatsetter
Lake Havasu · CWanamaker · CC BY 3.0

Guided trips

Fishing charters, rafting and kayak tours with the gear included.

Kern River · Qwert üpoiuz · CC BY-SA 4.0

RVs & campervans

Many owners deliver and set up at the campground.

Lake Mead · Michael Barera · CC BY-SA 4.0

Private campsites

Ranch, riverfront and lakeside sites when the public ones are full.

Browse Hipcamp →
Lake Tahoe · jcookfisher · CC BY 2.0

Gear up

Kayaks, life jackets, shade and everything on the packing list.

Saguaro Lake · Z Glyph · CC BY 3.0

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Every put-in

Find water on the map

Turn on as many layers as you like. Each one gets its own color, so a lake that's good for boating and fishing shows both rings.

Featured water

Start here

Big-name lakes and rivers with the most to do. Every other water is one search away.

Every lake and river in California →Every lake and river in Arizona →