Laguna La Salada is a lagoon located in the Province of Buenos Aires, Argentina, in the area of General Juan Madariaga. It covers approximately 5.8 square miles, making it a notably large body of water by regional standards and one that is well known at a national level.

Paddlers should be aware that water depth varies considerably across the lagoon, with some sectors being very deep. This variability warrants caution, particularly for those unfamiliar with the water body. Water levels are subject to fluctuation depending on rainfall conditions, and the lagoon runs low during periods of drought, which could affect access and navigable areas.

There are no formal boat ramps or designated access points at this lagoon. Shoreline improvements have been undertaken by local authorities to improve visitor comfort along the banks, but paddlers should verify current access conditions before visiting. There are no restroom facilities or campsites associated with the site.

The lagoon is primarily known as a fishing destination, and anglers are a regular presence on the water. Boating in Argentina falls under the jurisdiction of the Prefectura Naval Argentina, which governs vessel registration, operator licensing, and navigation safety at the national level. Sport fishing is regulated by the Direccion Provincial de Pesca, which sets closed seasons, catch quotas, and zone-specific rules. Paddlers planning a visit should consult current provincial regulations, as these may affect access or activity on the water.