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Lake Greenwood
The sparkling jewel of Lake Greenwood is a beautiful resource for endless adventures and family fun. Sail, motor or paddle your way through 11,000 acres of beautiful blue. Catch a fish, play on the beach, make a memory.
Dive Into a Water Wonderland
Nothing say summer like a day on the lake. Boating, swimming, skiing, fishing—all of the traditional water activities are in play at Lake Greenwood. Live music, nearby restaurants with casual waterfront dining, July 4th fireworks, and sandy beaches for volleyball and swimming add to the fun. A Jungle Float and boat rentals at Skippers, an ice cream boat, a reminder of the neighborhood ice cream truck, add d variety. A “Wüber” (water Uber) provides lake cruises, as well as transportation.
Fishermen flock there for catfish, bass, and crappie, and fishing tournaments are a frequent event.
Lake Greenwood State Park provides both water access and camping facilities. A three-mile walk and bike trail gives visitors a view from the land.
The Blueway, a 34-mile trail for paddling, has brought kayakers, canoers and other water lovers to the area.
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