Sorry, but that is not likely. The conditions on Mars make it hard for water to flow or pool on the surface. In fact, signs of liquid water near the Martian surface surprised scientists. Scientists have known for years that water exists on Mars. There are small amounts of water vapor in the atmosphere, and at the Martian North and South poles there is frozen water ice caps.
Scientists believe even more water lies deep under the Martian surface.
In June 2000 scientists held a press conference to announce some new pictures of Mars. These pictures showed gullies that looked like flash flood channels on Earth. Scientists already knew that water had once flowed on the red planet, but that was billions of years ago. Today Mars is cold and super-dry, so there should not be any liquid water on the surface of the planet. But these channels look like they were made recently, and this surprised the scientists.