Best places: Lakes in Blue Jay, United States

Reservoir on a Mojave River tributary with sandy swimming beaches, fishing areas & boat launches.

Artificial lake with a state park offering a beach, fishing, boating, tubing, hunting & camping.

This celebrated, mountain lake features year-round outdoor recreation, fishing & ranging wildlife.

😠 This Sunday morning should be a lovely day but it’s not. I sent my son, a 13 years old Boyscout in uniform to the Lake Perris campground, his troop has already been here and waiting for him. When we arrived the entrance, we were told that not allowed to pickup and drop off unless pay $20 parking mon...

👍👍 I found this lake by simply using my Google map app on my phone on one Saturday morning. I'm glad I found it. Parking was only $5. The roads weren't bad. Along the way, we saw waterfalls near the road. This was early May 2023. There were still some snow spots while driving to the lake, but not enoug...

👍👍 Hesperia Lake is a lovely place to go on a nice walk and enjoy nature. The only complaints I have is with people disrespecting the animals who live here. -I went on a walk today and saw an adult couple throwing rocks at pelicans. -People feeding bread to ducks isn’t a good idea, it has no nutritio...

👍👍 I’ve lived in this community for 8 years and it is truly a beautiful and preserved hidden gem that is nestled between the cities of Riverside and Corona. Cajalco Rd is the main road and a great backroad to escape the 91 Freeway traffic and it is far away from all the freeway and city pollution but s...

👍👍 Nice park with two lakes and a pond. Love fishing here. There are large mouth bass, crappie, bluegill, carp, catfish, and sunfish. There are also a playground, a rose garden, and walking paths throughout the park. A nice surprise is the tank on display by the main lake and sail boats.

👍 It looks very nice, but this is a Sag Pond not a lake, the San Andreas Fault is directly underneath it, as a matter of fact, it is because of the fault that that water exists. The two plates moving is causing the underground water to push up and stay in the crack as an innocent looking pond. I woul...