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Lake Greenwood State Park Ninety-Six, South Carolina
Alongside boating, fishing, trails, and 125 campsites, the Drummond Center houses South Carolina’s only museum devoted to the Civilian Conservation Corps.
The Story of Lake Greenwood State Park Ninety-Six, South Carolina
Lake Greenwood State Park occupies a wooded shoreline near Ninety Six on the 11,400-acre Lake Greenwood. Civilian Conservation Corps crews developed the park in the 1930s, and their stonework and buildings remain part of the scenery.
Lake Greenwood State Park Ninety-Six, South Carolina in Context
Lake Greenwood State Park occupies a wooded shoreline near Ninety Six on the 11,400-acre Lake Greenwood. Civilian Conservation Corps crews developed the park in the 1930s, and their stonework and buildings remain part of the scenery.
What Makes It Special
This is an easy lake day with added history. Visitors can launch a boat, fish, camp along the water, follow a nature trail and visit the Drummond Center, where exhibits explain the lake basin and the work of the CCC.
Interesting Facts
The park covers about 914 acres. A CCC-built picnic shelter and other historic features survive in the park. The park hosts the South Carolina Festival of Flowers triathlon.
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The Story of Lake Greenwood State Park Ninety-Six, South Carolina
Lake Greenwood State Park protects 914 acres and nearly a mile of shoreline on the 11,400-acre Lake Greenwood.
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