The River Birch Trail is a picturesque path that runs alongside Lawsons Fork Creek, offering charming views of the surrounding nature. This trail connects with the Edwin M. Griffin Park …
Croft State Park spans over 7,000 acres and was originally a World War II Army training camp. Today, bikers and hikers can explore over 20 miles of trails, including the Croft Passage of the Palmetto Trail.
The Cottonwood Trail is a mellow path that follows Lawson Fork Creek. This is a family-friendly area that is well shaded. In the summer, this area is as green as it gets.
Lake Tom Moore Craig, or Lake Craig, is a 165-acre part of Kelsey Creek in Croft State Park. There is only one boat ramp, but there is no shortage of campsites and trails in the park.
Lake Johnson is a tranquil lake located at the heart of Croft State Park. Surrounded by lush woodlands, it features accessible grassy areas ideal for picnicking and enjoying the serene natural setting.