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| Big Lake | | This lake is in a wooded area and has 2 campgrounds on its shores. |
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| Clear Lake | | This lake is in a wooded area and has Rainbow Trout and Brook Trout in it. |
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| Detroit Lake | | This lake is in a wooded area and has numerous campgrounds around it. |
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| Detroit Lake | | Detroit Lake is stored water from the Santiam River. Detroit Dam rises 463 feet above its foundation in the narrow, steep and rocky slopes of the North Santiam Canyon. Campsites are available to all the visitors of Detroit Lake. Rainbow trout are stocked in the lake. There is no natural reproduction in the lake, but if the fish survive for three or four years they can weigh over five pounds! Waterfowl migrate here in abundance. This makes for prime game during the hunting season. |
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| Marion Lake | | is 360 acres. It sits at an elevation of 4,100 feet. The area is heavily timbered and dominated by Douglas-fir and true fir types. Visitors who like animals might be able to spot black-tailed deer and black bears in the trees. The lake has fish species that include rainbow trout, brook trout and cutthroat trout. Bird lovers will be able to spot osprey, as well as a nesting pair of bald eagles. Visitors are also free to take a day hike in the Mount Jefferson Wilderness with a loop along the shore of beautiful Marion Lake. Permits are required for day and overnight hikes; the permits are self issued at the trailhead. An exceptionally beautiful lake and an interesting route getting there are what make this hike so appealing. |
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| Smith Reservoir | | This reservoir is in a wooded area and has one campground nearby. |
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