ELIJAH CLARK STATE PARK
Located on the western shore of 70,000-acre Clarks Hill Lake, this park is named for a frontiersman and Georgia war hero who led pioneers during the Revolutionary War. A renovated and furnished log cabin museum displays furniture, utensils and tools circa 1780 and is open for weekend tours April through November. Visitors can also view the graves of Clark and his wife, Hannah. Anglers and boaters will especially enjoy the park?s location on the largest man-made lake east of the Mississippi River. Cottages are located on the lake?s edge, and the spacious campground is nestled into the forest.
Anglers can enjoy fishing in a 71,000-acre lake known for largemouth bass, crappie and bream. Boat ramps are available.
Elijah Clark State Park is located near Augusta
Elijah Clark State Park offers numerous picnic areas with grills, a beachside pavilion and scenic lake views for picnicking.
The park offers birdwatching opportunities with a variety of species including woodpeckers, hawks and waterfowl. Bird checklists are available for enthusiasts to track their sightings. The diverse habitats within the park attract different types of birds throughout the year.
Located 7 miles northeast of Lincolnton on U.S. Hwy. 378.