Lakes in Alameda County, California and Surrounding Areas   1. Calaveras Reservoir        Seen it, but how do you get to the water for some ... 2. Seneca Reservoir 3. Thirtyninth Avenue Reservoir OTHER COUNTIES NEARBY Contra Costa County Marin County        4. Alpine Lake, Marin County        5. Lake Lagunitas, Marin County        6. Phoenix Lake, Marin County Napa County        7. Duvall Lake, Napa County        8. Lake Berryessa, Napa County        9. Lake Hennessey, Napa County        10. Milliken Reservoir, Napa County Sacramento County        11. Bushy Lake, Sacramento County        12. Folsom Lake, Sacramento County San Francisco County        13. Laguna Puerca, San Francisco County San Joaquin County        14. Camanche Reservoir, San Joaquin County San Mateo County Santa Clara County        15. Anderson Lake, Santa Clara County        16. Cherry Flat Reservoir, Santa Clara County        17. Coyote Lake, Santa Clara County        18. Lake McKenzie, Santa Clara County        19. Lexington Reservoir, Santa Clara County        20. Los Alamitos Percolation Ponds, Santa Clara County        21. Stevens Creek Reservoir, Santa Clara County Santa Cruz County        22. Corcoran Lagoon, Santa Cruz County        23. Corralitos Lagoon, Santa Cruz County        24. Lake Lompico, Santa Cruz County        25. Loch Lomond, Santa Cruz County        26. Millpond Lake, Santa Cruz County        27. Sempervirens Reservoir, Santa Cruz County Solano County        28. Lagoon, Solano County        29. Lake Herman, Solano County        30. Suisun Reservoir, Solano County California Lakes Unreviewed Lakes in Alameda County, California Berryman Reservoir Bethany Reservoir Central Reservoir Cull Canyon Lake Dingee Reservoir Don Castro Reservoir Frick Lake The Lagoon Lake Chabot Lake Temescal Lake del Valle Lake Merritt Middlefield Reservoir Mission Reservoir Niles Reservoir Patterson Reservoir South Reservoir Swimming Lagoon Tyson Lake Upper San Leandro Reservoir To submit a review of one of the lakes above please fill out the form below. The name of the lake, (and your own name if you want):