The Old Waddell Dam was made in 1927, the largest arch and buttress dam in the world. In 1994, the New Waddell Dam was put into use and the old dam became a popular dive spot for recreational and technical divers alike.

This dive site is East of the 10 Lane boat ramp. It is a beginning dive and relatively shallow with a max depth of 30ft, while still being protected.

This site is good for deeper dives due to its proximity to the 10 lane boat ramp. It does tend to be choppy in the morning because of air coming off the mountains.

This section is just east of the 10 Lane Boat Ramp and just east of Waterline Way. It has a gentle sloping bottom and attaining 30 feet is easy. It is mostly made of silt with small rocks and boulders near the shoreline. This is a shore entry.

Spillway is a shore-accessible freshwater dive site, located in Lake Pleasant, AZ. The maximum depth is 81-90ft/25-27m. The average visibility is 16-20ft/5-6m.

Freshwater dive site perfect for beginning divers and training dives. One of the most popular dive sites in Lake Pleasant. This is also a great snorkeling site. The water is always calm at this dive site.

This is a generic dive site if you do not know the specific site you are diving at while diving Lake Pleasant. Open Water through Tec can all be enjoyed at this lake.

This is a super easy site that is perfect for newer open water divers or classes. Most of the area has gentle slopes so it does not get deep very quickly.

This is a headed, 13ft deep pool in Scottsdale, AZ. It is perfect of open water training, and any other pool/confined water training needed. It has a large shaded area to help you stay out of the sun when you are not diving.

This is a heated 13.5 ft pool in South Scottsdale. It is perfect for Open Water training plus Full Face Mask, Perfect Buoyancy, and Photo/Video Courses.