Evergreen Reservoir is a 247.5-acre warmwater lake located in the Quincy Wildlife Area near Quincy, Washington. The reservoir sits at an elevation of 1,204 feet and offers good shoreline access in several locations, though it is best explored by boat.

A boat launch accommodates larger watercraft, making the reservoir accessible for paddlers. During summer months, aquatic vegetation growth can become dense and water levels may decrease, which paddlers should factor into their trip planning.

The reservoir provides opportunities to observe various wildlife, particularly fish species including largemouth and smallmouth bass, walleye, yellow perch, black crappie, bluegill, and pumpkinseed sunfish. The surrounding wildlife area offers additional nature viewing opportunities.

The main considerations for paddlers include: - Summer conditions with potentially heavy aquatic vegetation - Variable water levels, particularly during warmer months - Multiple shoreline access points - Good boat launch facilities

The reservoir's location in the Quincy Wildlife Area means paddlers can combine their water activities with wildlife observation. The relatively modest size makes it suitable for day trips, though paddlers should be mindful of fishing activity, as the reservoir is a popular angling destination.