Dique Sumampa is a reservoir located near the small rural locality of Sumampa in the Paclín department of Catamarca, Argentina. It is situated approximately 77 kilometers north of the provincial capital, San Fernando del Valle de Catamarca. The water body is a recognized destination for paddling, with specific access points and boat ramps available for launching kayaks and paddle boards. Organized paddling events, such as full moon kayaking sessions, are held here, indicating its use for recreational water activities. The surrounding area is of interest for birdwatching, suggesting the presence of avian wildlife along the shoreline and in adjacent habitats.

Recent environmental monitoring has been conducted, with reports indicating no findings of dead fish or signs of harmful microbial activity, which points towards acceptable water quality for recreational use at the time of the reports. A seasonal fishing ban, or "veda," has been lifted for sport fishing, confirming that angling is a concurrent activity on the reservoir. Paddlers should be aware of this shared use. The available facilities include designated boat ramps and other amenities intended to support a day on the water. The reservoir's setting in a rural area near Los Altos implies a generally natural and quiet atmosphere, away from major urban centers.