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Lake Wateree State Park Winnsboro, South Carolina
Fishing tournaments, a boat ramp, fuel and tackle service, 100 campsites, and the 2.3-mile Desportes Island loop make the park a practical lake base.
The Story of Lake Wateree State Park Winnsboro, South Carolina
Lake Wateree State Park occupies a wooded peninsula on the western shore of Lake Wateree near Winnsboro. The park is a major fishing and boating access point, with a ramp, tackle shop, refueling dock, campground and shoreline trail.
Lake Wateree State Park Winnsboro, South Carolina in Context
Lake Wateree State Park occupies a wooded peninsula on the western shore of Lake Wateree near Winnsboro. The park is a major fishing and boating access point, with a ramp, tackle shop, refueling dock, campground and shoreline trail.
What Makes It Special
Anglers come for bass, crappie and catfish tournaments, but the park also works for a relaxed lakefront walk or sunset. Its wooded campsites and plentiful shoreline make it easy to watch the water even without launching a boat.
Interesting Facts
Lake Wateree covers about 13,700 acres. The park hosts numerous fishing tournaments each year. A publicly accessible boat ramp, tackle shop and fuel dock serve lake visitors.
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The Story of Lake Wateree State Park Winnsboro, South Carolina
Lake Wateree State Park occupies 238 acres on the shore of the 13,800-acre Lake Wateree near Winnsboro.
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