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Calhoun Falls State Park
A wooded Lake Russell park with shoreline camping, fishing, boating, trails, and wide sunset views.
Where Pine-Covered Shoreline Meets a Wide, Quiet Lake
Calhoun Falls State Park stretches across wooded points on Lake Russell in western South Carolina. Shoreline campsites, fishing, boating, trails, swimming, and broad sunset views make the lake the center of nearly every visit.
A Park Built Around Lake Russell
The park’s 318 acres extend along pine-covered points that reach into Lake Russell. Because much of the surrounding shoreline remains lightly developed, the views feel open, wooded, and peaceful.
One of the System’s Coveted Campgrounds
South Carolina State Parks describes the campground as one of the most coveted in the system. Spacious RV and tent sites sit among trees, and many offer direct or elevated views across the water.
Fishing, Boating, and Lake Time
Lake Russell supports bass, crappie, bream, walleye, stripers, and catfish. The park includes a boat ramp, fishing pier, seasonal swimming area, and a lighted marina with rental slips.
Following the R&M Album
Ron and Michelle’s 2021–2022 photographs preserve the lake, campground, shoreline, and changing sky in the order they experienced them.
Why It Belongs in R&M Adventures
Calhoun Falls is one chapter in their wider South Carolina State Parks journey and a strong reminder that some adventures are about slowing down beside the water.
Where Pine-Covered Shoreline Meets a Wide, Quiet Lake
The park sits beside Lake Russell near Calhoun Falls in South Carolina’s Old 96 District.
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