Johnsons Pond is a Reservoir in Wicomico, Maryland.

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At 104 acres in size, Johnson's Pond is the largest impoundment on the Eastern Shore. Maximum depth is 11 feet. Johnson's Pond is fed by multiple tributaries, however the two principle tributaries form the lake's north and east forks. These forks form a lower "main pool" which makes up the balance of the lake. The east fork is relatively shallow and featureless with the exception of rooted aquatic vegetation and a small amount of submerged timber. The north fork however, has better depth and more quality habitat including: trees, stumps, docks and rooted aquatic vegetation.

In the main pool area many Christmas tree fish "attractors" are located between the old swimming beach and the point north of it. The eastern shore of the main pool near the cemetery has steep banks with many trees in the water, however most of the habitat in the lower third of pond exists on the western shore. This habitat consists of trees, brush and limbs. There are numerous private docks located throughout the pond that provide excellent fish habitat.