Hartwell Lake Vacation and Resort Properties

Hartwell Lake is the result of Hartwell Dam on the Savannah River in Hart,Ga/Anderson,Sc County, Georgia and is used for hydroelectric power, flood control and recreation purposes. Construction of Hartwell Dam was completed in 1962. At normal levels it has a surface area of 87 square miles. It is a U.S. Army Corps of Engineers lake property.

 

 

This lake in the upstate region of Georgia and South Carolina has a reputation as an excellent location for all types of outdoor recreational activities. The lake is created by Hartwell Dam located on the Savannah River seven miles below the point at which the Tugaloo and Seneca Rivers join to form the Savannah. . Extending 49 miles up the Tugaloo and 45 miles up the Seneca, Hartwell Lake comprises nearly 56,000 acres of water with a shoreline of 962 miles. The Corps operates 7 Class A campgrounds, 5 major day use areas as well as many other camping, picnicking and lake access areas. Campground reservations can be made by calling 1-877-444-6777 or on the web at www.ReserveUSA.com. Hartwell Lake affords the avid sports fisherman and the weekend angler equal opportunities for a rewarding fishing experience. The Hartwell area abounds in historical lore, much of which is inherited from the Cherokee Indians and early settlers. The Project Manager's Office and Visitor Center is open 7 days a week from 8:00am to 4:30pm.

 

Facilities at Hartwell Lake

  • The Apple Island Access area has a boat ramp.
  • The Asbury area has a boat ramp and picnic sites.
  • The Bartons Mill Access area has a boat ramp.
  • The Big Oaks Recreation Area area has a boat ramp, group picnic shelter and playground.
  • The Big Water Marina area has a boat ramp and marina.
  • The Bradbury Access area has a boat ramp.
  • The Brown Road Ramp Access area has a boat ramp.
  • The Broyles area has a boat ramp, group picnic shelter, playground and beach.
  • The Bruce Creek area has a boat ramp and picnic sites.
  • The Camp Creek Access area has a boat ramp.
  • The Carters Ferry Access area has a boat ramp.
  • The Choestoea Access area has a boat ramp.
  • The Clemson City Park area has picnic sites.
  • The Clemson Park Access area has a boat ramp.
  • The Cleveland Access area has a boat ramp.
  • The Coneross Park area has electric, non-electric, pullthrough campsites with dump station, boat ramp, playground and beach. Reservations
  • The Cove Inlet Access area has a boat ramp.
  • The Crawford S Ferry Access area has a boat ramp.
  • Crescent Reservations
  • The Darwin Wright area has a boat ramp, group picnic site, playground and beach.
  • The Denver Access area has a boat ramp.
  • The Double Spring Access area has a boat ramp.
  • The Duncan Branch Access area has a boat ramp.
  • The Durham Access area has a boat ramp.
  • The Eighteen Mile Access area has a boat ramp.
  • The Elrod Ferry area has a boat ramp, group picnic shelter, playground and beach.
  • The Fair Play area has a boat ramp, group picnic shelter, playground and beach.
  • The Franklin County Access area has a boat ramp.
  • The Friendship area has a boat ramp, picnic sites and beach.
  • The Georgia River area has non-electric campsites and picnic sites.
  • The Glenn Ferry Access area has non-electric campsites and boat ramp.
  • The Green Pond Access area has a boat ramp.
  • The Gum Branch Access area has a boat ramp.
  • The Harbor Light Marina area has a boat ramp and marina.
  • The Hart State Park area has a boat ramp, group picnic site, playground, beach and hiking trail.
  • The Hartwell Four Seasons Resort area has electric campsites and boat ramp.
  • The Hartwell Group area has group picnic shelter.
  • The Hartwell Marina area has a boat ramp and marina.
  • The Holcomb Access area has a boat ramp.
  • The Holder's Access area has a boat ramp.
  • The Honea Path Access area has a boat ramp.
  • The Hoyt- Tilley area has a boat ramp.
  • The Hurricane Creek Access area has a boat ramp.
  • The Jack's Landing Access area has a boat ramp.
  • The Jarrett Ramp Access area has a boat ramp.
  • The Jenkins Ferry area has a boat ramp.
  • The Lake Hartwell State Park area has a boat ramp, picnic sites, playground and hiking trail.
  • The Lakeshore Ramp area has a boat ramp.
  • The Lawrence Bridge area has a boat ramp and picnic sites.
  • The Long Point Recreation Area area has a boat ramp, group picnic shelter and playground.
  • The Martin Creek Access area has a boat ramp.
  • The Mary Ann Branch Access area has a boat ramp.
  • The Milltown Campground area has non-electric, pullthrough, group campsites with dump station, boat ramp and playground.
  • The Mountain Bay Park area has a boat ramp, group picnic site and playground.
  • The Mullins Ford area has a boat ramp and picnic sites.
  • The New Prospect Access area has a boat ramp.
  • The Oconee Point Campground area has electric, non-electric, pullthrough campsites with dump station, boat ramp and beach.
  • The Paynes Creek area has electric, non-electric, pullthrough campsites with dump station, boat ramp, playground and beach. Reservations
  • The Poplar Springs area has a boat ramp and group picnic shelter.
  • The Port Bass Access area has a boat ramp.
  • The Portman Marina area has a boat ramp and marina.
  • The Powderbag Creek Access area has a boat ramp.
  • The Reed Creek Access area has a boat ramp.
  • The Richland Creek Access area has a boat ramp.
  • The River Forks area has a boat ramp, group picnic shelter, playground and beach.
  • The Rock Spring Access area has a boat ramp.
  • The Rocky Ford Access area has a boat ramp.
  • The Sadlers Creek St. Pk area has a boat ramp, group picnic site, playground and hiking trail.
  • The Seneca Creek Access area has a boat ramp.
  • The Seneca Marina area has a boat ramp and marina.
  • The Singing Pines area has a boat ramp, group picnic shelter, playground and beach.
  • South Carolina 123 Fishing Pier
  • South Carolina River Area
  • The South Union Access area has a boat ramp.
  • The Spring Branch area has a boat ramp.
  • The Springfield Campground area has electric, pullthrough campsites with dump station, boat ramp, playground and beach.
  • The Stephens County area has a boat ramp and picnic sites.
  • The Tabor Access area has a boat ramp.
  • The Timber Lake Access area has a boat ramp.
  • The Townville area has a boat ramp.
  • The Tugaloo State Park area has group campsites with dump station, boat ramp, group picnic shelter, playground and hiking trail.
  • The Twelve Mile area has a boat ramp, group picnic shelter, playground and beach.
  • The Twin Lakes area has electric, pullthrough campsites with dump station, boat ramp, group picnic shelter, playground and beach. Reservations
  • The Walker Creek Access area has a boat ramp.
  • The Watsadler Campground area has electric, pullthrough campsites with dump station, boat ramp and playground.
  • The Weldon Island area has a boat ramp and group picnic shelter.
  • The White City Ramp Access area has a boat ramp.

 

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