Get Picture Of Lake Somerville State Park - Birch Creek Unit

Safety Tips for Lake Superior: Swim where there are lifeguards. Never swim alone. Before entering the water, make sure someone knows you are doing so. Check the City of Marquette website's beach flag advisory system before swimming in Lake Superior.

The lake is owned by the United State Government and operated by U.S. Army Corps of Engineers for flood control, water conservation, and other beneficial uses.

The concentrations of principal dissolved constituents indicate that Somerville Lake is an excellent source of water for municipal, industrial, or agricultural use.

There are NO designated swimming areas at Somerville Lake! Swimming is at your own risk! Due to the un-level floor of the lake and fluctuations in the lake elevation, swimming can be hazardous!

There are NO designated swimming areas at Somerville Lake! Swimming is at your own risk! Due to the un-level floor of the lake and fluctuations in the lake elevation, swimming can be hazardous!

Campsites with Electricity (Birch Creek Unit) Twenty-one sites have 50-amp hookups; the rest have 30-amp hookups.

Spend a day swimming at Battle Run, where a sandy beach provides a fun day on the shore, West Virginia style. For those wishing to head out on the water, there are several great options. Rent a stand up paddle board and paddle your way around the coves and inlets that make Summersville Lake so unique.

Fish cleaning facilities are not available; please remove fish remains from the park. If your plans change, please modify or cancel your reservation as soon as possible to allow someone else to enjoy the park. DAY USE FEE: $5 per day, per person 13 and over.

Currently, 50-amp campsites are $28.00/night and will increase to $30.00/night year-round. The 30-amp tent sites located in Rocky Creek Park will now be $26.00/night year-round, while primitive sites in Yegua Creek Park will remain at $20.00/night year-round.

All vehicles must be parked in parking lots or designated campsite parking areas. Vehicles and trailers must park on campsite impact zones (crushed granite bordered by railroad ties defining border of campsite) if available. Entrance gates are closed 10:00 pm until 6:00 am. Quiet hours are 10:00 pm until 6:00 am.

Resident Annual Recreation Passport Fees: *Motorized Vehicles: $14 when purchased with your license plate renewal through the Secretary of State. *Motorcycles: $7 when purchased with your license plate renewal through the Secretary of State. Commercial daily pass: $21.

Swimming. Center Hill Lake allows swimming in any part of the lake except the boat launch areas. There is a roped off swim area at several areas, but there is no lifeguard on duty.

Safety Tips for Lake Superior: Swim where there are lifeguards. Never swim alone. Before entering the water, make sure someone knows you are doing so. Check the City of Marquette website's beach flag advisory system before swimming in Lake Superior.

The lake is owned by the United State Government and operated by U.S. Army Corps of Engineers for flood control, water conservation, and other beneficial uses.

The concentrations of principal dissolved constituents indicate that Somerville Lake is an excellent source of water for municipal, industrial, or agricultural use.

There are NO designated swimming areas at Somerville Lake! Swimming is at your own risk! Due to the un-level floor of the lake and fluctuations in the lake elevation, swimming can be hazardous!

There are NO designated swimming areas at Somerville Lake! Swimming is at your own risk! Due to the un-level floor of the lake and fluctuations in the lake elevation, swimming can be hazardous!

Campsites with Electricity (Birch Creek Unit) Twenty-one sites have 50-amp hookups; the rest have 30-amp hookups.

Spend a day swimming at Battle Run, where a sandy beach provides a fun day on the shore, West Virginia style. For those wishing to head out on the water, there are several great options. Rent a stand up paddle board and paddle your way around the coves and inlets that make Summersville Lake so unique.

Fish cleaning facilities are not available; please remove fish remains from the park. If your plans change, please modify or cancel your reservation as soon as possible to allow someone else to enjoy the park. DAY USE FEE: $5 per day, per person 13 and over.

Currently, 50-amp campsites are $28.00/night and will increase to $30.00/night year-round. The 30-amp tent sites located in Rocky Creek Park will now be $26.00/night year-round, while primitive sites in Yegua Creek Park will remain at $20.00/night year-round.

All vehicles must be parked in parking lots or designated campsite parking areas. Vehicles and trailers must park on campsite impact zones (crushed granite bordered by railroad ties defining border of campsite) if available. Entrance gates are closed 10:00 pm until 6:00 am. Quiet hours are 10:00 pm until 6:00 am.

Resident Annual Recreation Passport Fees: *Motorized Vehicles: $14 when purchased with your license plate renewal through the Secretary of State. *Motorcycles: $7 when purchased with your license plate renewal through the Secretary of State. Commercial daily pass: $21.

Swimming. Center Hill Lake allows swimming in any part of the lake except the boat launch areas. There is a roped off swim area at several areas, but there is no lifeguard on duty.