Lake Seminole

Welcome to our stunning Lake Seminole, nestled in an area that caters to enthusiasts of all kinds, whether you're in search of adventure, breathtaking sights, or world-class fishing. The expansive lake, covering 37,000 acres, came into being in 1957 as a reservoir managed by the COE, where the mighty Flint and Chattahoochee Rivers converge.

Fishing aficionados will find a haven here, as the lake is teeming with diverse fish species across various terrains and water types. It is particularly celebrated for Largemouth Bass, earning a place on Bassmasters' list of favored spots. We invite you to learn more about this natural wonder through our site, and of course, discover the allure of Lake Seminole firsthand!

Explore the numerous delights Lake Seminole has to offer, from fishing tournaments and boat ramps to marine services and serene vacation homes. With ten state parks maintained by the Army Corps of Engineers, countless locally-maintained parks, and five inviting campgrounds, there's never a shortage of marvels to discover.

Immerse yourself in the rich history of the region, such as the Spanish mission San Carlos de los Chacatos, established in 1674 and rediscovered in 1948. Additionally, enjoy the proximity to notable locations like the gorgeous Panama City Beach just two hours away, or the vibrant dining and shopping experiences in Tallahassee, only an hour's drive.

Delve into a community alive with museums, parks, and unforgettable natural beauty; Lake Seminole eagerly awaits your visit.