Açude Novo is a reservoir located in Campina Grande, Paraíba, Brazil, originally constructed in 1830 to supply water to the local population. The water body is situated within a park area, though recent visitor reports indicate the surrounding Parque Açude Novo is in a state of disrepair, with concerns about safety and maintenance, including fallen trees. For paddlers, the PaddleWays platform identifies this location as a destination for kayaking and stand-up paddleboarding, suggesting established paddling activity. The site provides information on access points, boat ramps, and facilities necessary for a day on the water. The reservoir holds historical and cultural significance as part of the collective memory for multiple generations in Campina Grande. The area is also a trailhead, with three hiking trails nearby according to AllTrails, indicating it serves as a multi-use recreational node. No information is available regarding specific paddling routes, seasonal water temperatures, water quality, dimensions, hazards, or recommended times for paddling. Paddlers should be aware that the condition of the immediate parkland may affect the overall experience and availability of shore-based amenities.