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Lakes and reservoirs up north along the Colorado River provide great summer playgrounds, like Lake Havasu, also popular with the spring break crowd.

A number of lakes can dry up for periods throughout the year, although most of them create fine opportunities for boating, fishing and escaping the desert heat while still enjoying the spectacular scenery...

Lake Havasu - The state's Spring Break capital, and also the location of the old London Bridge, attracting thousands of college students each March and April. Check out photos, interactive maps and, for local nightlife, check out the online Spring Break guide for tips on what to see and where to go beside the local Kokomo disco...

Arizona State Parks - For fishing, water skiing, motor boating and more, with brief descriptions and links to detailed info including directions, parking hours, facilities and fees.

The American Southwest - Arizona National Parks and Tourist Guide - The insider guide to attractions, historic places lakes and reservoirs, with the best times to visit and lots of good eye candy in related photo galleries.

Arizona Lakes and Reservoirs - Listings are backed up by detailed information, with a spot to add a quick review of personal trips which gives a different slant on some areas.

Go Arizona - The activities section of this site has clickable listings for boating, a searchable database for fishing spots, and an interactive map to find rafting locations. Many of the areas they list also provide swimming and other water sports.

Arizona Lakes and Rivers - The listings do not all have detailed information, but those that do come with enticing pictures and plenty of information on what is available in each area.

Arizona National Parks - The National Park Service site is a good place for information on Lake Mead and other areas maintained by the government. There is a photo section and many pages of activities and background for visitors to explore.

also see -> Arizona Tourist Guide