Experience the beauty of Colt Creek State Park from the water with a paddling trip on one of our lakes. Mac Lake, Middle Lake and Little Lake are approximately 26, seven and three acres, respectively.
Restrooms, water fountains and picnic areas are located near Mac Lake and Middle Lake. At Mac Lake, visitors also can enjoy fishing from the accessible dock. Common fish that anglers can expect to see include largemouth bass and bluegill.
The lakes, which can be up to 60 feet deep in some spots, were originally created for limestone mining. Now they are important wildlife habitats where you can view American alligators, turtles, and different kinds of wading birds, including herons, storks and cranes.
There is no swimming area at the park; however, paddling and fishing on canoes, kayaks and other watercraft (no gas motors) are permitted. Visitors may bring their own boats.