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 Lake Waccamaw State Park

 Lake Waccamaw State Park                                                             to do
 encompasses Lake Waccamaw, a

 shallow, Carolina Bays lake that’s                                                            and
 one of the largest natural bodies of                                                               see
 waters from New York to Florida,

 plus more than 2,000 acres of                                   the fair bluff river Walk
                                                                 The Fair Bluff River Walk offers beautiful lowland scenery and the
 forest and shoreline. The lake is                               access is located in downtown Fair Bluff. Over time, the quiet com-

 home to several rare species of                                 munity has had a relationship that has ebbed and flowed with the river.
                                                                 Outdoor enthusiasts are lured by black water kayaking and canoeing.
 fish and mollusks, and the park                                 Also available are trail hikes as well as a casual stroll down the Fair
 contains naturally growing carniv-                              Bluff River Walk.

 orous plants such as the Venus
 flytrap. The park has a boat ramp,
 primitive campsites, hiking trails,

 a long boardwalk that extends into
 the 3X5-mile lake, and a visitor’s
 center with regular programs.




                                                         lake Waccamaw state park
                                                         Lake Waccamaw State Park encompasses Lake Waccamaw, a shallow, Carolina
                                                         Bays lake that’s one of the largest natural bodies of waters from New York to
                                                         Florida, plus more than 2,000 acres of forest and shoreline. The lake is home to
                                                         several rare species of fish and mollusks, and the park contains naturally growing
                                                         carnivorous plants such as the venus flytrap. The park has a boat ramp, primi-
                                                         tive campsites, hiking trails, a long boardwalk that extends into the 3X5-mile
 Historic Railroad Depots                                lake, and a visitor’s center with regular programs.

 Columbus County has six historic
          historic railroad depots
 railroad depots, four of which are
          Columbus County has six historic railroad
          depots,  four  of  which  are  museums.  The
 museums. The depots in Lake
          depots  in Lake  Waccamaw,  Chadbourn
          (shown  here), Fair Bluff  and  Tabor  City
 Waccamaw, Chadbourn (shown
          have  artifacts  and  exhibits  that  represent
 here), Fair Bluff and Tabor City
          their respective towns’ history and the his-
          tory of the railroad. The Riegelwood depot
 have artifacts and exhibits that
          serves as that community’s library, and the
 represent their respective towns’
          Whiteville depot, known as vineland Sta-
          tion, is the town’s civic center and hosts a
 history and the history of the rail-
          large number of events. It was one of the
 road. The Riegelwood depot serves
          first brick depots in the state.
 as that community’s library, and
 the Whiteville depot, known as
         The Fair Bluff  River Walk //
 Vineland Station, is the town’s civic
         Black water canoeing //
         Lake Waccamaw State Park //
 center and hosts a large number of
         Chadbourn Depot //
 events. It was one of the first brick                                                                 #KeepItColumbus :: 7
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