Kokomo Waterworks Reservoir Number Two is a 304-acre (1.2 sq km) reservoir located near Kokomo, Indiana. The reservoir is formed by a 20-foot high earthen dam spanning 2,140 feet across Wildcat Creek, creating a water body with a normal storage capacity of 3,220 acre-feet.

Kokomo Reservoir Park at 500E provides access to the water, though paddlers should note that dedicated boat launch facilities may be limited.

The reservoir draws anglers seeking largemouth bass and crappie, but paddlers should remember this is primarily a water supply reservoir owned and operated by Indiana-American Water Company. The dam carries a "high hazard" classification with a "fair" condition assessment, so maintaining a safe distance from dam structures is essential.

The closest communities are Greentown, Kokomo, and Sharpsville, with the nearest city about 3 miles away. Paddlers looking for additional waters in the region can explore Mississinewa Lake State Park.

The reservoir's position along Wildcat Creek creates a natural setting. With its large 184-square-mile drainage area, water levels can vary considerably based on rainfall and water supply demands.

Given this is primarily a water supply reservoir, paddlers should contact Indiana-American Water Company to confirm current access policies before planning their visit.