Lake Reidsville Park
Lake Reidsville Park is a scenic outdoor destination offering a wide range of recreational activities for all ages. Nestled around a 750-acre lake, the park features opportunities for boating, kayaking, fishing, hiking, disc golf, and camping. Visitors can enjoy shaded picnic areas, playgrounds, and a network of trails that wind through the woods and along the water. The park also includes RV and tent camping sites, a marina, and rental facilities for family gatherings or events.
Accessibility Overview: Lake Reidsville offers ample paved parking, including designated accessible spaces, and a level, step-free entry into the main recreation areas. The park features a mix of smooth concrete and asphalt surfaces around the camp store, picnic shelters, playgrounds, courts, and the amphitheater, making central amenities easily accessible to wheelchairs, strollers, and mobility devices. While the park includes unpaved hiking and biking trails, these natural-surface loops are separate from the core accessible areas. Shared facilities like restrooms and shower buildings offer roll-in access and are suitable for a broad range of users. The lakeside disc golf course and boat launch area are reachable via paved routes, though individual features—like fishing piers and boat ramps—may involve slightly rougher conditions near the water’s edge.
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Just drove by for a brief visit. Camp ground for campers, pier fishing, boat access area. Lake was lovely. 5 minutes from town for shops & restaurants. It is a city or county park, not a motel.
May 14, 2026 · Google ReviewGreat campground beautiful scenery and lots for the grandbabies to do… very clean and friendly
Mar 13, 2026 · Google ReviewI did enjoy myself. Both me and my son had a wonderful time. Now, what I thought was a bit rude was how boaters were driving close to the bank while I and others were fishing. I feel like that can be addressed and handled better. When I went inside the office and asked the woman several questions, ex. The rentals they said not anymore (why is it still on your site?) I asked about the fishing (got more of a round about answer than a direct one)
Jun 7, 2025 · Google ReviewSign up to our newsletter
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