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Lake Warren State Park, Hampton, South Carolina
Floodplain forest, wetlands, and woodlands surround a quiet fishing lake with two piers, three trails, jon-boat rentals, and a separate two-acre fishing pond.
The Story of Lake Warren State Park, Hampton, South Carolina
Lake Warren State Park is a peaceful day-use park in Hampton County, South Carolina. Wetlands, floodplain forest and Lowcountry woodland surround 200-acre Lake George Warren and a smaller two-acre fishing pond.
Lake Warren State Park, Hampton, South Carolina in Context
Lake Warren State Park is a peaceful day-use park in Hampton County, South Carolina. Wetlands, floodplain forest and Lowcountry woodland surround 200-acre Lake George Warren and a smaller two-acre fishing pond.
What Makes It Special
The park is designed for an uncomplicated day outdoors: fish or paddle on the lake, walk two nature trails, picnic beneath the trees or watch the evening light from the shoreline. Its quiet floodplain habitat also gives patient visitors a good chance to observe birds and other wildlife.
Interesting Facts
The main lake covers about 200 acres. A separate two-acre pond offers additional bank fishing. The park has two nature trails and no developed campground.
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The Story of Lake Warren State Park, Hampton, South Carolina
Lake Warren State Park lies in Hampton County’s Lowcountry around the 200-acre Lake George Warren.
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