Arrowhead Lakes is where I grew up. It's where I call home (and have since age 9), and I couldn't…read morebe happier that my parents still live here. The neighborhood has definitely quieted down since my childhood days--a time when kids roamed the streets and claimed the ends of culdisacs in numbers on their bikes or rollerblades, both after school and on the weekends. Now however, you won't see much of that. Today the neighborhood is predominantly made up of an older crowd. In fact I don't think I've seen anyone younger than the high school age in the area for some time now, and my parents recently mentioned that they couldn't remember the last time they had a trick-or-treater. So if you're looking to start and/or raise a young family, this probably isn't the ideal neighborhood for you. If you're looking for a quieter more grown scene however, then look no further! As far as the West side of the greater metro Phoenix area goes, the Arrowhead Lakes Estates are by far the best place to call home and everyone knows it. The development offers both lake view properties as well as golf course properties with gorgeous views of the nearby mountains and of course, the lake itself. My experience living here has been on the water, and I wouldn't have it any other way! Who wants to pick up golf balls from your netted yard everyday anyway? The only a downfall to a golf course property. Almost every lake front property has a boat dock to fish off of and accompanying boats to boast which makes sunsets and sunrises all the more beautiful. At Christmas time there is even a light parade open to all who have a boat to participate in. Such a great way to kick off the holiday season! The lake winds around the development--essentially connecting all properties, and even has beautiful waterfalls aligning its path at various stops for your viewing pleasure. All in all, this is a gorgeous place to live, or in my case, get to come home to when I need a break from life.

We like to come stay here for a few days when we need a change of scenery. It's really beautiful…read morehere and not a far distance to travel. The back in spaces are compact but they are spread out so you feel like you have some privacy for others. Really nice picnic tables with a roof over them too. No sewer hookup tho, which is a pain, but they do have dump stations on the way out. You can only stay here maximum of two weeks. They also have a lake side campground just on the other side of the road if you prefer lake views The lake is really low water level right now You are just about a mile from the scorpion Bay, Marina and restaurant Ice $7 for a 10 lb bag. Rates for this time of year are about $32/night. Electric and water included.

This was a nice park,especially if you have a boat. There are wild animals running around that's…read morewhy we went there beautiful view of the water. You can also camp there.

Perfectly manicured and up-kept park... stunning really! They've got over 80 acres of sports…read morefields, playgrounds and ramadas... and if sports aren't your thing, there is a library and a calm little lake to enjoy too! Today, they hosted the Glendale Showcase Regional High School Cross Country Meet. What a fantastic event for the kiddos!!!

Nice park. Lots of areas to walk. Lots of parking. Always clean. I love how the areas are split up…read more They have a basketball area, an area to walk, an area for the kids, and areas to host events.

We will be back! Extremely friendly and helpful staff. We work with D'Angelo but everyone was…read moregreat!

0/5 Very…read moredisappointing experience. We rented a boat and were told a golf cart would meet us at the tram to help transport our belongings. We met them at the tram as instructed, but after we got off, nobody showed up. We had to carry all of our belongings over ourselves, including two very heavy ice chests and fishing gear. After we had already carried everything over, someone finally showed up with the golf cart. At that point, my grandpa said, "We don't need your help. Good job about taking $50 from me, though." Then, when we went back to check the rest of our group in, we were kicked out and accused of "hostile behavior." We paid $50 for a service that we did not receive, and instead of trying to resolve the situation, we were removed. Overall, a very frustrating experience and extremely poor customer service. We would not recommend this place.

8.17.25 - It's been over 10 years since the last time I've been to this lake. I remember going with…read morea large group that time but can't remember much else about it. I was a bit reluctant to go again since it's not really my thing. The drive was about an hour from Chandler area. I believe we went to the 10 lane boat ramp area which has a pretty wide ramp which made it easy for them to get the boat and jet skis in. It was a super hot day but the water was pretty nice. We were out there at 4pm and didn't get back to the boat ramp until after 8pm. Long enough for me! Some of them tried wakeboarding which looked fun! Unfortunately, due to some joint issue, I wasn't able to try it. It didn't seem super packed that weekend so that was nice. I did kinda wanted to checkout the Marina area but we didn't get to do that.

I've been to Lake Pleasant twice and I am definitely a fan. What a beautiful Lake. I had no idea…read morehow huge it was and I'm thankful for my friends taking me out on their boat. Entrance to the park is only $7 and totally worth it.

My family and I have visited this park several times, and we absolutely love it. We honestly wish…read moreevery community had a park like this. There's so much to enjoy in one area--a nearby library, a beautiful pond filled with ducks and fish, and plenty of open grassy spaces perfect for relaxing or having a picnic. There are also benches and covered seating areas, which make it easy to spend a good amount of time there comfortably. The park is very family-friendly, with a playground, pickleball courts, a volleyball area, and even two separate dog parks--one for larger dogs and one for smaller dogs. Nearby, there's also a community pool and a sports area where you can play games like baseball. They also host festivals throughout the year, and during Christmas, the decorations are especially beautiful and add a nice festive touch. Parking is convenient and free, which is a huge plus. There's also a smaller college located nearby, which adds to the community feel of the area. Overall, it's a well-maintained, welcoming park with something for everyone.

Great park for the dogs to run. Love that there's a large dog side and a small dog side. Double dog…read moredoors for safety, fresh water for dogs. The only down side with the dog park is when the Christmas decorations and lights were taken down, the zip ties were simply cut off lights and left behind. I have a puppy so I'm spending time picking up zip tie ends. That's wasn't very cool. February and still picking up zip tie pieces left behind. Some people ignore dog size signs which can be dangerous and patrol is very slow to respond. Beautiful area to fish, walk, bbq, huge park for the kids. Plenty of parking, bathrooms are pretty well kept up. We go here daily. We're very fortunate to have such a wonderful park.

Very good shuttle and nice driver. They pick you up at Phon D and drop off t Water Users.read more

All staff very friendly and helpful. Made kayaking and tubing so easy and accessible. Really…read moreenjoyed the private part at the first of the river. Got to see wild horses and tons of other wildlife! Highly recommend this, either as an overnight guest at the ranch or on a self guided day trip. Loved this!

I love this place. We've rented here about three or four times every single time. We have a very…read moregood time with the jet skis reliable their customer service is outstanding. I will definitely be going back soon. We already have it scheduled. Thank you guys very much for always being there when our family wants to have fun at the lake

I've rented jet skis a number of times and this was one of easiest experiences. The skis were in…read morebetter condition than I've seen from some other places - only complaint is it would have been nice to have two identical models. I was pleased that the owner had already done a very thorough inspection of both units and had noted even more flaws/issues than I did. Paperwork was easy - 3 sheets with a few signatures and initials. Pretty typical liability waivers, a brief overview on how not to get yourself killed, etc, etc. Just a heads up though, the credit card hold is $1000 - it wasn't unreasonable but might be a bit of a burden for some people. Rental rates were basically the same as the competitors - slightly higher since we went on a weekend (as I recall, a some other places didn't charge extra for that). But I preferred to pay a little more and go with a place that didn't seem super sketchy - the Yelp reviews and BBB rating put my mind at ease, and the owner was always quick to answer calls. Altogether had a blast at Lake Pleasant! Will rent here again next time I'm in the area and need some high speed entertainment.

The peace of arriving at this quiet Lake, only a few fishing boats and a few cars! I walked around…read moreand was just at a very calm, attitude! The drive was easy and scenery was pleasant! Beautiful day!

We love going to Saguaro lake. Boating, fishing, wildlife nature, trails, and excitement love the…read moreadventure every time.

When I am looking for a place to run my motorcycle to, Bartlett lake is always front of the list in…read moremy mind. With nicely maintained roads running out of Cave Creek to the lake it's always a pleasant ride. There is a cafe there if you want to have lunch, which overlooks the lake as well. Every time I am there it makes me want to get a houseboat and ditch city life. One of these days maybe.

We decided to drive over to check out the nearby Horseshoe Dam in hopes to catch the spillway…read morerelease and the waterfall it creates into the Verde River and then head over to Bartlett Lake to see the start of the wildflower blooms. Totally worth seeing both when in the area. The drive was beautiful. Water levels are a bit low, but still amazing. The flowers are already in bloom, but will be even better by end of February into March if you'd love to see them. I love poppies but there are so many more flowers also in bloom, to see the best area I'd recommend the area just before Rattlesnake Cove . There is a small trail with roadside parking if lucky. Or can park in the cove parking and small hike back up to area. You do need to pay for a rec pass if parking and spending the day. You can purchase at stores nearby or roadside spots you'll see along the way. Traffic wasn't too bad today but as it warms up and flowers more in bloom be prepared. There is also a restaurant near the boat dock as well.