Lake Greenwood, Recreational lake in South Carolina, United States.
Lake Greenwood is a recreational lake in South Carolina that stretches across three counties with numerous public access points along its shoreline. The water body serves as a hub for outdoor activities throughout the region.
The lake was created in the 1930s during the Great Depression with construction support from the Civilian Conservation Corps. Many structures built during this period remain visible in the surrounding area today.
The Drummond Center tells the story of how the lake came to be and highlights the workers who shaped this South Carolina landmark. Visitors can learn about the people whose efforts made this place possible.
The lake offers fishing access with two boat ramps and a fishing pier for convenient use. Visitors can find parking and facilities at various points along the shore to support their outdoor activities.
An unfinished rock wall at the entrance serves as a memorial to Conservation Corps workers who left for military service. This monument honors those who contributed to the lake's development before departing for World War II.
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