Kernersville Lake
Lake
Forsyth County, NC
Kernersville Lake Park offers lakeside picnicking and fishing from either a boat or the bank across a 160-acre park with a 60-acre lake.
- Lakeside picnics
- Boat fishing
- Bank fishing
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Lake
Clemmons, NC
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- Fishing at a Tanglewood Park lake
- Small-group pedal boating for up to four people
- Row boating with a participant age 16 or older
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FAQ
Can I fish from the bank at Kernersville Lake?
Yes. Kernersville Lake provides fishing access from both the bank and a boat.
Can I swim at Mallard Lake?
No. Swimming is prohibited at Mallard Lake.
What are the boating rules at Mallard Lake?
Boat renters must pay a rental fee and sign a waiver at the boathouse. Pedal and row boat users must include someone age 16 or older.
Are life jackets required at Mallard Lake?
Yes. Mallard Lake requires U.S. Coast Guard-approved life jackets for boating.
How many people fit in a Mallard Lake pedal boat?
Pedal boats accommodate up to four people.