Warriors’ Path

Dan Hunsucker

Great place for camping or just to spend the day swimming, boating, or paddling around the lake. Free parking and access. Free picnic area. Free playground. Rentals for paddle boats, canoes, and kayaks. Hiking trails with various difficulty and paved paths available for walking, running, and mountain biking. Has a marina with a grill open every day- reasonable prices.

The Princess and The Troll

A nice state park offering water access, fishing, hiking, mountain biking, and camping. There is a marina with boat rentals and food, a disc golf course, and a “Boundless Playground”. Kayaking was nice and it was nice to paddle towards the dam and look at all the houses. There are also places to pull off and shore the kayaks. Hiking was good. The Devil’s Backbone trail was great with a workout on the ascent. It led to Fall Creek and then to Fall Creek Loop Trail. The Overlook Trail was okay but needs some better blazing at the end. The Sinking Waters Trail System was nice and well maintained. The Woodland Ridge Trail is gone and the horse stables are abandoned/burned down. There are two campgrounds. The main campground is older with water and electric hookups. Moody Bluff Campground is newer with full hookups and less shade.

Chadwick Dunford

There is so much to do here you're just going to have to check it out!! Multiple hiking trails and walking paths with abundant wildlife to see and enjoy. I prefer weekdays when it's not so crowded. A marina, rentals, boat ramps, and plenty of picnic areas.

Kathy West

Very nice beautiful park. Campground facilities clean and tidy, shady with big beautiful trees. Good variety of hiking trails and various summer programs for kids and grownups. The staff is friendly and accommodating. Park rangers very helpful. A river flows by the park so you could fish from a boat or river bank. Lots of others outdoor activities on Duck Island as well. We booked another stay in the campground before we left.

CornBread !

Nice park. A little busy and the campgrounds are pretty close to one another. Pretty well kept. Campsite picnic tables need replaced or torn down. Some sites a wooden bench has been constructed over old broken cement and the boards are rotting and have nails sticking up through sitting spots. A wonderful park for the kids. Paddle oats, kayaks, and so forth for rent at the marina. Be advised before entering the marina to order any food or ice cream. The girls at the counter may be deep within a social media stupor on there phones. They might not even realize you are standing right in front of them. It may even be likely you could go behind the counter and make your own food without them even looking up from there phones. Good luck! There's an electric vehicle charging station on Duck Island. A good bit of wildlife seen in the park and some nice trails to hike. A wonderful little camp store and a couple of dump sites for your camper. Really a pretty nice park to visit.