Lake Pleasant is a reservoir formed by New Waddell Dam on the Agua Fria River, straddling the Maricopa and Yavapai county line northwest of Phoenix. Its shoreline lies within Lake Pleasant Regional Park, which Maricopa County Parks and Recreation operates, so homes in this search sit in nearby communities and on hillside lots rather than directly on the water. Many of these properties are oriented toward lake and mountain views, with marina and boat-launch access a short drive away. The search uses the platform's lake area filter. The Peoria community guide covers the city that borders the park.

Frequently Asked Questions

Are there homes directly on the Lake Pleasant shoreline?

The shoreline sits inside the regional park, so listings marked as waterfront here are typically lake-view or near-lake homes rather than parcels with their own docks. An agent can confirm the exact relationship of any property to the water.

How do I get onto the lake from a nearby home?

Public boat ramps and Scorpion Bay Marina inside Lake Pleasant Regional Park provide water access, and the park charges entry fees. Ask an agent which entrance is closest to a specific home.

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