Falls Lake Reservoir Vacation and Resort Properties

This 12,500-acre lake is located within a 30-minute drive from Raleigh and Durham. Boat launching, public marina, swim beach and picnic facilities are available. Recreation facilities are operated by the North Carolina State Parks.

 

Facilities at Falls Lake Reservoir

• B.W. Wells
• The Beaverdam area has a boat ramp, picnic sites, playground, beach and bicycle trail.
• Bluejay Point County Park
• Canoe Launch
• Eno River
• Hickory Hill
• Highway 50 O&M Area
• The Holly Point area has electric, non-electric campsites, boat ramp, playground, beach and hiking trail.
• Hwy 50 Sra
• The Ledge Rock area has a boat ramp.
• The Rollingview Marina area has a boat ramp and marina.
• The Rollingview Sra area has electric, pullthrough campsites with dump station, boat ramp, picnic sites, playground and beach.
• The Sandling Beach area has group picnic shelter and beach.
• Shinleaf
• The Upper Barton area has a boat ramp.

 

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