San Diego City Lakes

The eight lakes in San Diego are:

• Lake Barrett -  811 acres of water.
• Lake El Capitan - 1,574 acres, with an elevation of 714 feet.
• Lake Hodges - 1,234 acres, elevation 330, and 12 miles of chaparral covered shoreline.
• Lake Lower Otay - 1,266 acres, with 13 miles of shoreline at an elevation of 492 feet -, in the  chaparral covered hills east of Chula Vista.
• Lake Miramar - 162 acres, and 4 miles of shoreline.
• Lake Murray - is an "in town" reservoir and stocked weekly with rainbow trout.
• Lake San Vicente - 1,069 acres, with 14 miles of shoreline at an elevation of 659 feet.
• Lake Southerland - 557 acres at maximum capacity, 11 miles of chaparral and oak covered shoreline, at an elevation of 2,074 northeast of Ramona. 

There are numerous rules and regulations for each of lakes and they may change depending on the time of the year.  In addition, a variety of fish species  are featured at different lakes so it is best to check ahead.

Water Utilities - Lake Recreation, 12375 Moreno Avenue Lakeside, CA 92040-1135