At 477 acres, Loch Lomond is a local favorite as it is the biggest lake of the seven with the most diverse list of uses. Go boating, fishing, paddling, do some skiing or just float and relax, this lake has everything.

Lake Windsor, the second largest lake in Bella Vista, was completed in 1975 with the addition of 220 acres of lake open to fishing, skiing, paddling and other water sports. Enjoy a number of activities in and around Lake Windsor as there are multiple parks and amenities for your enjoyment.

The 112-acre lake features gorgeous limestone bluffs and rock outcroppings and boasts some of the best fishing in the area! Lake Ann offers recreational excitement as well with boat access, a pavilion (available for renting) and plenty of amenities.

Completed in 1968, Lake Avalon was the first lake established in Bella Vista. Perfect for paddle boarders, kayakers and kayak or bank fishing, this roughly one-half acre lake is designated a no wake lake, perfect for slower pace activities.

Don’t let this little lake fool you, it is a true gem found in Bella Vista. Being one of the two smaller lakes, Lake Brittany produces large bass and trout. The lake is home to Bella Vista’s first trout fishery established in 2007.

Lake Rayburn opened in 1973, allowing visitors to take advantage of the high population of largemouth bass and catfish in the lake. You can access great fishing spots by paddling out on the lake or use one of the two multi-use docks.

In 1973 Bella Vista opened the second of the two small lakes. Lake Norwood is located in the Town Center, making it the most accessible of the seven lakes. Since this lake is located in the town center, it is a no-wake lake, allowing for visitors to enjoy the scenic beauty Bella Vista offers.