National Fishing and Boating Week is a celebration that highlights the importance of recreational boating and fishing. How about taking a trip to Lake Pleasant in Maricopa County, Arizona? This beautiful lake is a hidden gem and a popular spot for anglers looking to reel in some of the biggest fish in the area.
Father’s Day is the perfect opportunity to reach out to your father figure and let him know how much he means to you. Perhaps this is the year to treat him to a trip to Scorpion Bay at Lake Pleasant, Arizona.
If you’ve eaten at Scorpion Bay Grille during the past eight years, you’ve enjoyed the culinary creations of Chef Joe. His creativity and passion for food has solidified the Grille’s elevated menu and once you learn the history, you’ll be even more inclined to visit.
Plan ahead, get to the lake early and be prepared to share the water with hundreds of other water play enthusiasts looking to have a fun, safe weekend and kickoff summer at one of the coolest spots in Arizona.
Earth Day is a great chance to get outside and give back to Mother Nature. Like years past, The Maricopa County Parks and Recreation Department is offering an opportunity to enjoy the desert and do some good.
If you’re not paying attention, it’s easy to miss the subtle signs that Spring is on its way. A degree or two here and there, and before you know it, we will be basking in daytime highs in the 80s and 90s. Those changes mean activity is ramping up at area lakes including Lake Pleasant Regional Park, home to Scorpion Bay Marina.
Paqua Park at Scorpion Bay Marina is now open for the 2024 season. The 7,000 square-foot inflatable, on-water obstacle course at Lake Pleasant in Peoria, Arizona provides hours of fun for ages seven and up.
Scorpion Bay Marina, Lake Pleasant’s most family-friendly destination, will offer its first ranger-led Sunset Cruise on Saturday, March 30.
Burros are among the many species that live around the lake and are often spotted in campsites, on trails, and even alongside the road.
“We are a city on the water, there’s no other way to describe it,” said Scorpion Bay General Manager Lynn Lovelady.