Your 19,000-acre freshwater playground.
Lake Oconee
With four full-service marinas providing boat storage, maintenance and pre-arrival provisioning, you’ll see why Lake Oconee is no work and all play.
Experience life on the lake.
Awaken your soul on the sparkling waters of Lake Oconee. Explore how this incredible lake has become the centerpiece of our community.
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Boating
Reynolds’ four full-service marinas make sure your boating experience is an absolute breeze.
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374
Miles of Shoreline
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Jet Skiing
Dial up the thrills and leave your cares behind.
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Paddleboarding
Live your best lake life with this exciting water sport, great for groups.
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Fishing
With countless coves, inlets and creeks, Lake Oconee is a fishing oasis.
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Kayaking & Canoeing
Whether you seek adventure or tranquility, each moment brings you closer.
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Tubing & Wakeboarding
Full speed ahead toward fun for kids and the young at heart.
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2nd
Largest Lake in Georgia
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4
Full-Service Marinas
Come on in, the water’s fine.
Whether you are looking for exceptional thrills or just a little peace and quiet, Lake Oconee is the perfect spot for you to indulge in your own personalized lake lifestyle.
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Lake Oconee
A water sports paradise with a blend of quiet coves and wide-open waters, Lake Oconee boasts 19,000 acres and 374 miles of shoreline for area residents to enjoy. Created in 1979 from the Oconee River as part of the Georgia Power hydro-electric dam, water levels are controlled with little fluctuation throughout the year. Deemed the second-largest lake in the state, Lake Oconee is ideal for anglers targeting largemouth bass, crappie, catfish and other popular species.
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Marinas
Our Members enjoy full access to Lake Oconee and all its perks. With four full-service marinas, boat ownership is carefree at Reynolds, complete with boat storage at each location, on-demand launch service and provisioning, and boat maintenance, repair and cleaning. Don’t own a boat? No problem. Our marinas offer boat rentals, along with jet skis, paddleboards, kayaks and canoes, so Members can get out and enjoy the waters of Lake Oconee.