Discover the most magical spots to pitch your tent or park your rig on your next Stephen A. Forbes State Recreation Area adventure.
Land your limit of largemouth bass, bluegill or crappie at this well-stocked, beautiful lake.
Set your inner conservationist free with at least an overnight stay at Oak Ridge Campground. Seclusion-seekers find 10 walk-in tent sites with views of the beautiful lake. Surrounded by shady oaks and rolling hills, the 585-acre lake is a hub of activity. Sport fisherman land largemouth bass that are stocked annually. Boaters find easy lake access with two ramps and a beautiful marina, complete with restaurant.
Boasting 3,100 acres of oak-hickory forest, this state park was named for biologist Stephen A. Forbes. Four established nature trails give hiking enthusiasts a bounty of natural wonders to explore. A 15-mile horse trail circles the lake, taking the rider on a panoramic eye-candy excursion. Swimmers and picnickers flock to the 200-foot sand beach at Rocky Point.
Tent dwellers enjoy a campground separate from the 115-site campground for RVs and campers. An equestrian campground with 21 electrical sites and a cabin that sleeps six ensures everyone has a comfy place to stay.