Activities at Pickwick Lake

For the avid or casual golfer there are 3 18 hole golf courses within 1 mile of Pickwick Dam. Shiloh Falls is semi-private, has a restaurant and club house and lounge. Shiloh Falls championship course was designed by Jerry Pate. Pickwick Landing State Park has pro shop and cart rentals and is open to the public.

Fox Chase is public and moderately priced.

If tennis is your game there are courts at Aqua Yacht Harbor, Shiloh Falls and Pickwick Landing state park.

There are 3 outstanding marina’s within 3 miles of each other. All 3 have covered boat slips available to rent and gas docks. There is a service facility at Aqua Yacht Harbor and a travel lift that can pick up 100,000 lb. boats. It is the second largest inland marina in the U.S. and is at the mouth of the Tennessee – Tombigbee Waterway. These marina’s also have boat ramps for loading and unloading of small craft.

If Civil War History is your thing, There are 2 parks within a 20 mile radius. Shiloh National Park, and Corinth Civil War Interpretative center with also a walking tour.

Camping activities are offered at Pickwick Landing State Park, Coleman State Park, Goat Island Park and Tishomingo State Park.

For the boating enthusiast there is over 400 miles of shoreline in Pickwick Lake for the enjoyment of cruising and quiet anchorages.

The avid fisherman will enjoy the most desirable large mouth and striped bass fishing in the Mid-South with plenty of quiet peaceful coves. If you so desire there are several fine fishing guides available to hire.

Pickwick Yacht Club- a lovely waterfront retreat with a 2 mile view on Yellow Creek, large dining deck, dockage, and dinner parties on a regular basis. The club is a member of Yacht Clubs of America. We reciprocate with other clubs throughout the United States.

Only a short distance away is the quiet town of Corinth. Downtown Corinth offers unique shops and a peaceful court square. On Thursday night the locals come to the court square to enjoy local bluegrass music.