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Featuring over 212 miles of shoreline and 11,000 acres of water, you are sure to find peace and solitude at Lake Greenwood. Bordering Greenwood, Laurens, and Newberry Counties, the lake offers recreational boating, fishing, camping, and more at a slow pace, embracing true Southern hospitality with kind neighbors and friendly waves along the water. Explore below the organizations and plans that make up our lake, and join us as we embark on a great ride.
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With 11,000 acres of fun just waiting for you, you can’t go wrong at Lake Greenwood, a year-round playground for all types of water sports. Two of the area’s 15 golf courses are located directly on the lake. A new five-mile Scenic Shoreline Trail attracts hikers and wildlife lovers, and a variety of camping options are available at Lake Greenwood State Park as well as private campgrounds. Lakefront parks provide swimming areas, volleyball, and boat ramps. The Blueway, a 34-mile paddling trail, brings kayakers, canoers and other water lovers to the area for both short or long routes.
There’s nothing like having a pontoon boat to yourself for an afternoon of cruising, swimming, tubing, paddling or wakesurfing. Several marinas on Lake Greenwood rent all types of boards, boats, and gear. Rent a pontoon boat and kick back on the water. You can stop in at the Jungle Float, get a treat from the ice cream boat, or catch some fish. When it’s time for a dinner break, there are plenty of restaurants along the water, from Break on the Lake to Harris Landing, where you might catch some great burgers and live music.
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