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Little Pee Dee State Park, Dillon, South Carolina
The park centers on 54-acre Lake Norton and includes a Carolina bay, sandy rim, 3.6 miles of trails, camping, and a lakeside cabin.
The Story of Little Pee Dee State Park, Dillon, South Carolina
Little Pee Dee State Park is a quiet Sandhills park near Dillon, centered on 54-acre Lake Norton and the nearby blackwater Little Pee Dee River. Pine forest, wetlands and sandy soils create a classic inland coastal-plain landscape.
Little Pee Dee State Park, Dillon, South Carolina in Context
Little Pee Dee State Park is a quiet Sandhills park near Dillon, centered on 54-acre Lake Norton and the nearby blackwater Little Pee Dee River. Pine forest, wetlands and sandy soils create a classic inland coastal-plain landscape.
What Makes It Special
It is a peaceful stop for paddling, fishing, camping and short nature walks. The Beaver Pond Nature Trail crosses several habitats and can reveal pitcher plants, turtles, birds and the dark reflective water that gives blackwater country its distinctive look.
Interesting Facts
Lake Norton covers about 54 acres and allows non-motorized boating. The park is named for the Little Pee Dee River, a South Carolina State Scenic River. A natural Carolina bay lies within the park.
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Explore our R&M Adventures photographs to see Lake Norton, pine woods, wetlands and the quiet character of Little Pee Dee.
The Story of Little Pee Dee State Park, Dillon, South Carolina
Little Pee Dee State Park protects 835 acres in the blackwater Little Pee Dee region near Dillon.
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