Lake Welch — Attraction in Town of Stony Point

This place is actually great. Awesome views. There are showers and changing rooms with lockers(bring a lock). Ice cream vending machines. There are several areas that have barbecues so you don't have to bring your own. There's picnic tables too.

There's a snack bar and beach shop Incase you forget something or get hungry.

The problem I had with the place is they sell alcohol. This place is out in the middle of nowhere, then people have to drive home. There was also broken glass on the beach.

The other issue was that they don't have any designated smoking area. No matter where I went on the beach I was down wind to cigar, cigarette and weed smoke.

This is supposed to be as family place yet it's not because of this. There were butts all over the beach and beer caps in the sand. It was disgusting. The kids were digging these up as they dug in the stands to make sand castles....

Great place to take the family for a nice BBQ on a holiday weekend. Nice little lake to to go swimming. Warning: NOT PET FRIENDLY, I BROUGHT MY PUPPY MARLEY AND THEY DIDN'T LIKE IT 😂 *BIG SIGN AT ENTRANCE: NO DOGS ALLOWED ALSO $10 PER CAR PARKING FEE

OVERALL, GREAT PLACE FOR A NICE FAMILY GATHERING. Worth the ride, have bbq grills & tables for sitting but bring chairs for a large family. We had a great time. Played some volley ball, had some good eats, and took a nice walk on the trails. They have showers with little stalls (men & women's) but water is ice cold. Hope this helps. 4⭐'s and pretty darn close to a 5!

NOTE**I TOOK THE PICTURES AS THE PARK WAS CLOSING SO, AS YOU CAN SEE, NOBODY...

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