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Sadlers Creek State Park Anderson, South Carolina
A 100-foot fishing pier, lakeside camping, six miles of bicycle and walking trails, and frequent fox-squirrel sightings make it a compact base for exploring the reservoir.
The Story of Sadlers Creek State Park Anderson, South Carolina
Sadlers Creek State Park occupies a 395-acre peninsula on Lake Hartwell near Anderson. Campsites, picnic areas, a boat ramp, fishing pier and trails sit beneath tall trees along the reservoir's long shoreline.
Sadlers Creek State Park Anderson, South Carolina in Context
Sadlers Creek State Park occupies a 395-acre peninsula on Lake Hartwell near Anderson. Campsites, picnic areas, a boat ramp, fishing pier and trails sit beneath tall trees along the reservoir's long shoreline.
What Makes It Special
The peninsula setting means water views are never far away. Visitors can launch a boat, fish beneath the pier's underwater lights, bicycle the loop trail or settle in for a sunset across one of Lake Hartwell's broad coves.
Interesting Facts
The park borders the 56,000-acre Lake Hartwell reservoir. Green underwater lights at the fishing pier attract fish after dark. A six-mile loop trail is open to hiking and bicycling.
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The Story of Sadlers Creek State Park Anderson, South Carolina
Sadlers Creek occupies a 395-acre peninsula on the 56,000-acre Lake Hartwell near Anderson.
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