Yatesville Lake State Park

About Yatesville Lake State Park

Yatesville Lake offers plenty of space for surfing and ray fishing, whether you are in a houseboat, pontoon, speedboat or jet ski. Yatesville Marina has everything a boater or fisherman needs for lake fun, from kayaks and paddle boards to fishing and boating, kayaking and fishing.

Yatesville Lake covers 2,300 acres, has three islands, is an average of 40 feet deep and is covered with 2.3 million cubic feet of water per acre. Relax at the Yatesville Lakes campsite, on the scenic lakeside or on the beach at the park's picnic area. The capture of Blaine Creek brought us the far east of the Commonwealth and brought eastern Kentucky the creation of Yates County, the first national park in Kentucky and one of only a handful of state parks.

Yatesville Lake, a lake known for its cleanliness, is a pleasure for fishermen, with a variety of fish species as well as a large number of birds and birds.

The Yatesville Marina was named the most outstanding project of 1999 by the State Outdoor Boating Association. The lake is located in Lawrence County, which was founded on December 14, 1821 as part of Floyd and Greenup counties. Named for its location on the eastern edge of New York State, the county was located at the confluence of two rivers: the Mohawk River and the Susquehanna River. This district covers 420 square miles, with a population of about 1.5 million people and an area of 1.5 million hectares.

Charles Vancouver settled in the area in 1789, but India's hostility forced him to leave, and a second settlement was founded in 1815 by Frederick Moore.

In 1822, the community became the city of Louisa, and by the 1840s Lawrence County had a thriving timber industry. In the 1850s, coal became an important part of the county's economy and of the town of Lawrence itself.

Pleasant Ridge Campgrounds has been open since 1999 and has a fully equipped campsite for up to 4,000 campers, as well as a picnic area, picnic tables and water park. Set up on the scenic 47-pitch campsites by the lake and relax in the shade of trees overlooking Yatesville Lake, the river and the Appalachians.

The access road is served by boats and there are no hikes or pitches on the regular campsites. The campsite also has three toilets adjacent to each other, as well as a picnic area, picnic tables and a water park. If you pay for the environment in harmony with nature, you pay for your environment in the comfort of your own home with a full size bed, shower, toilet and shower.

The campsite also has a parking lot where two recreational vehicles can park on each side, as well as a picnic area. Yatesville Campgrounds has been named best campground in Kentucky and Tennessee by the Menasha Ridge Press.

Yatesville Lake is known for its cleanliness, and the average depth of the lake is 40 feet. The park has a marina that is bedridden and can rent pontoons, kayaks and other recreational vehicles to enjoy it to the full, as well as a boat ramp and improved access to the lakes.

Yatesville Lake is known for its cleanliness, and the average depth of the lake is 40 feet. No Kentucky fishing license is required, but the marina in the area offers a variety of fish species and a variety of other species.

The picnic pavilions on Yatesville Lake include a large gazebo, a small shelter and two large picnic tables. The large shelter can accommodate up to 10 picnic tables, while the smaller shelter is often used as an entertainment stage.

There are many ways to enjoy nature, with several paths at all levels, and reservations are accepted a year in advance. The 2 km Pleasant Ridge Trail is located near the campsite and offers a wide range of hiking, cycling and fitness trails, as well as a number of picnic areas and picnic tables.