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Welcome to the Lincoln County
Parks Page.
Lincolnton is the city in Lincoln county.
For information on parks without phone numbers,
call 706-359-7970.
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Lincoln
County Recreation Center
706-359-2236 Amenities: Swimming, tennis, basketball, men's and women's softball, little league baseball, football, soccer, T-ball and other spectator sports.
Eddie Fletcher Memorial
County Park
Amenities:
Boat ramp, toilets, picnic areas and swimming beach
Clarks
Hill Lake
Amenities:
Fishing is very popular with the lake brimming with largemouth, white, striped, and hybrid bass, crappie, bluegill, catfish, and a limited supply of brown and rainbow trout. Clarks Hill Lake attracts a variety of sports competitions such as bass tournaments, that offer participation either as a spectator or participant, and several crappie tournaments. In addition to fishing, many also enjoy relaxing on the shores, sunbathing, or swimming, boating, and skiing.
Graves
Mountain
706-359-7970 Amenities: Graves Mountain's elevation is approximately 900 feet. Rare minerals abound in the rubble from an old mining operation. Rutile and rare titanium dioxide crystal are some of the more popular minerals found on the mountain, along with kyanite, neon-blue lazulite, pyrophyllite, iridescent hematite and iron pyrite ("fool's gold"). Rock hounds, geology students and others make frequent pilgrimages to the surreal geological anomaly that juts skyward from an otherwise smooth terrain.
(706) 359-2053 Amenities: Fee area, boat ramp, camping, fish cleaning station, store/concession, restrooms, sanitary
disposal station, water, electricity and showers
Bussey Point Management Area
(800) 533-3478 Amenities: 2,545-acre park. Primitive camping, horseback
riding areas, abundant wildlife, natural forest setting, picnic areas, picnic shelters and
over nine miles of hiking trails and toilets.
