Perched right in the northeastern tip of South Dakota, Pickerel Lake has sure got a lot to show for itself. Loved by anglers, the park is set up with a fishing dock, fishing pole checkout, and a fish cleaning station, meaning you’ve got it pretty much made when it comes to casting a line into the beautifully blue Pickerel Lake. Besides fishing, Pickerel is home to tons of boating, canoeing, and kayaking— there’s a ton of outdoorsy activities to keep all types of campers occupied. You might just get there and fall in love with the deep blue water. If so, no sweat—Pickerel Lake has got a heck of a lot of campsites (plus some cozy cabins) available if you’re itching to spend the night. Pure outdoor bliss.
Perched right in the northeastern tip of South Dakota, Pickerel Lake has sure got a lot to show for itself. Loved by anglers, the park is set up with a fishing dock, fishing pole checkout, and a fish cleaning station, meaning you’ve got it pretty much made when it comes to casting a line into the beautifully blue Pickerel Lake. Besides fishing, Pickerel is home to tons of boating, canoeing, and kayaking— there’s a ton of outdoorsy activities to keep all types of campers occupied. You might just get there and fall in love with the deep blue water. If so, no sweat—Pickerel Lake has got a heck of a lot of campsites (plus some cozy cabins) available if you’re itching to spend the night. Pure outdoor bliss.
Launch your boat on Pickerel Lake, just steps from the campground. Don’t have your own? No problem—you can rent a canoe or kayak here! “Pickerel” is a Native American word meaning “where you spear long fish,” so get on board and try your luck at reeling in walleye, crappie, northern pike, perch, and bass. The lake is known for its cool, spring-fed Read more...
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Pickerel Lake Recreation Area
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Launch your boat on Pickerel Lake, just steps from the campground. Don’t have your own? No problem—you can rent a canoe or kayak here! “Pickerel” is a Native American word meaning “where you spear long fish,” so get on board and try your luck at reeling in walleye, crappie, northern pike, perch, and bass. The lake is known for its cool, spring-fed Read more...
Why can't I see these campgrounds when I search with dates?
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