Greenbo Lake State Resort Park, State park with 200-acre lake in Greenup, United States.
Greenbo Lake State Resort Park is a Kentucky state park built around a 200-acre lake nestled in Appalachian hills with forested shores. The property features boat ramps, fishing areas, hiking paths, a lodge with dining, and modern camping facilities.
This park was created in 1970 and was built on land that shows signs of Native American occupation from centuries past. The archaeological remains scattered across the grounds tell of earlier inhabitants who lived in these hills long before.
Local musicians and craft makers hold performances and demonstrations throughout the year, connecting visitors to the region's mountain traditions. You'll see and hear these expressions during your walk through the park.
The park operates boat rentals and fishing services mainly from March through November when conditions are most favorable. Walking trails are clearly marked and facilities are spread throughout the grounds, making navigation straightforward for all visitors.
The lake has a special fish management program that helps produce unusually large bass and catfish that draw fishing competitors from across the state. This program has made the water known among serious anglers seeking record-sized catches.
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