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Dreher Island State Park Prosperity, South Carolina
Its 348 acres meet 12 miles of shoreline, creating one of South Carolina’s strongest state-park settings for fishing, boating, camping, and broad lake views.
The Story of Dreher Island State Park Prosperity, South Carolina
Dreher Island State Park extends across three islands in 50,000-acre Lake Murray, about 30 miles from Columbia, South Carolina. The 348-acre park has roughly 12 miles of shoreline and is known as a convenient base for boating, camping and fishing.
Dreher Island State Park Prosperity, South Carolina in Context
Dreher Island State Park extends across three islands in 50,000-acre Lake Murray, about 30 miles from Columbia, South Carolina. The 348-acre park has roughly 12 miles of shoreline and is known as a convenient base for boating, camping and fishing.
What Makes It Special
Water is the center of the experience. Visitors can use multiple boat ramps, fish for striped bass and largemouth bass, walk three nature trails or stay in a lakeside campsite or villa. The park has also hosted major fishing tournaments.
Interesting Facts
The park consists of three connected islands. Its shoreline stretches for about 12 miles along Lake Murray. Three boat ramps provide access to the lake.
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The Story of Dreher Island State Park Prosperity, South Carolina
Dreher Island State Park spreads across three islands on Lake Murray near Prosperity, about 30 miles from Columbia.
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