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Devils Fork State Park
Fish on one of the clearest and coolest lakes in South Carolina.
Relax at Lake Jocassee, a mountain hideaway fed by springs and waterfalls. The state park offers the only public access to the lake and the surrounding Jocassee Gorges. Once you come here, you may never want to leave.
Put a boat in to discover hidden treasures and plenty of trout. Some of the waterfalls on Lake Jocassee are only accessible by boat. Find a secluded cove to try to land a trophy trout for dinner at your campsite. View the surrounding hills from the lake.
Dive into this crystal-clear lake. Visibilities of up to 30 feet are common. Some sections of the lake are 300 feet deep and have remains of signs, houses, and cemeteries. This is due to the recent (1973) creation of this reservoir.
Hike in the spring to see blooms of the rare Oconee bell. This flower only grows in North and South Carolina. 90 perc
Relax at Lake Jocassee, a mountain hideaway fed by springs and waterfalls. The state park offers the only public access to the lake and the surrounding Jocassee Gorges. Once you come here, you may never want to leave.
Put a boat in to discover hidden treasures and plenty of trout. Some of the waterfalls on Lake Jocassee are only accessible by boat. Find a secluded cove to try to land a trophy trout for dinner at your campsite. View the surrounding hills from the lake.
Dive into this crystal-clear lake. Visibilities of up to 30 feet are common. Some sections of the lake are 300 feet deep and have remains of signs, houses, and cemeteries. This is due to the recent (1973) creation of this reservoir.
Hike in the spring to see blooms of the rare Oconee bell. This flower only grows in North and South Carolina. 90 percent of the world's population of the Oconee bell lives in the park.
Two campgrounds provide RV and tent facilities. Rustic boat-in sites are popular, too.
Activities in the park
1 campground in Devils Fork State Park
You may just be tempted to the dark side if you decide to pitch a tent at Devils Fork Campground. Fish the waters of Jocassee, the only lake in North Carolina that offers trophy fishing for smallmouth bass and trout. If you take to the water, the cool lake will be a welcome respite from chlorine-filled pools in the city. With a park store offering Read more...
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