Duncan Park Lake Open to Boating and Fishing for First Time in Decades

A person leaving a lake dock in a kayak.
City of Spartanburg

It was identified during the Duncan Park Revisioning Plan as a priority by a steering committee of nearby residents and stakeholders, and now for the first time in decades, Duncan Park Lake is open to non-motorized boating and catch and release fishing.

The new change comes on the heels of other improvements recently made to the park, including removal of invasive species and trails improvements, also identified in the revisioning plan that was spearheaded by PAL: Play, Advocate, Live Well in partnership with the city.

On this episode of the Spartanburg City News Podcast, the hosts are talking with City Parks, Recreation, & Special Events Director Kim Brown and PAL Executive Director Laura Ringo about the process to open up the lake and what may be next for Duncan Park.

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Written by the City of Spartanburg.