Discover the most magical spots to pitch your tent or park your rig on your next Lake Poinsett State Park adventure.
Discover serene waters and vibrant fall foliage at Lake Poinsett State Park.
Lake Poinsett State Park has something for every season! In the fall, Crowley’s Ridge is illuminated by an explosion of color, and the views from the park’s many hiking trails have never been brighter. In the spring, anglers are treated to excellent crappie, catfish, bream, and bass fishing, without the crowds. And in the summertime…ooh-wee there are fishing derbies, kayaking, canoe tours, swimming, birding, and wildlife excursions. Most importantly, there’s camping, campfires, and skies full of stars. Whatever the season, whatever the reason Lake Poinsett State Park is worth exploring.
The best time to visit Lake Poinsett State Park is during the fall when the foliage transforms into a vibrant tapestry of colors. Peak season runs from March to November, offering a full range of activities. Winters are quieter, ideal for those seeking solitude. Note that the visitor center has reduced hours from December to February.