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Lake Norman State Park
The largest manmade body of freshwater in North Carolina.
The nearby town of Troutman will give you a clue as to what's popular here. Lake Norman has 520 miles of shoreline and plenty of fishing spots. Trek on 30 miles of hiking trails, or bring a mountain bike to tame the network of eight loop trails.
Launch your own boat or rent one for a day on the 1,934-acre lake. Fish for crappie, bluegill, perch, catfish, and bass (no trout, ironically). Bring your haul back to your campsite for a yummy dinner.
Hike or bike on moderate trails throughout the park. The Lake Shore Trail is very scenic, with thick forests and shoreline views. Pick your fitness level with a 3- or 6-mile loop trail.
Swim during the summer at a 125-yard beach near the fishing pier. A concession stand offers snacks. Head to Troutman, a historic town, for supplies and food for your getaway. Daveste Vineya
The nearby town of Troutman will give you a clue as to what's popular here. Lake Norman has 520 miles of shoreline and plenty of fishing spots. Trek on 30 miles of hiking trails, or bring a mountain bike to tame the network of eight loop trails.
Launch your own boat or rent one for a day on the 1,934-acre lake. Fish for crappie, bluegill, perch, catfish, and bass (no trout, ironically). Bring your haul back to your campsite for a yummy dinner.
Hike or bike on moderate trails throughout the park. The Lake Shore Trail is very scenic, with thick forests and shoreline views. Pick your fitness level with a 3- or 6-mile loop trail.
Swim during the summer at a 125-yard beach near the fishing pier. A concession stand offers snacks. Head to Troutman, a historic town, for supplies and food for your getaway. Daveste Vineyards temps you with regular wine tastings, and Zootastic Park has exotic animals.
A total of 47 campsites without hook-ups work with RVs and tents.
Activities in the park
1 campground in Lake Norman State Park
Got a likin’ for lakes? Visit Lake Norman State Park, home to it’s namesake which so happens to be the largest manmade lake in the state topping out at a massive 32,510 acres. The park itself encompasses 13 miles of it’s 520 mile shoreline giving you plenty to frolick on. AKA the Inland Sea, Norman Lake has all the water sports you can imagine: bo Read more...
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