Jamestown Reservoir

A magnificent 45-mile shoreline can be seen at Jamestown Reservoir in central South Dakota. This reservoir protects areas downstream from flooding. The reservoir has a surface area of 2,095 acres of water, 2,492 acres of land, and 45 miles of shoreline. 2 miles north of Jamestown, it offers a contemporary campsite, concessions, boat rentals, and primitive camping. open seven days a week for public usage. Water, electricity, and overnight camping. Species including pike, walleye, crappie, bluegill, smallmouth bass, muskie, and bullhead are among those that are accessible. The Stutsman County Park Board is in charge of overseeing the area's reclamation.

In the summer, tourists flock to the area's two sandy beaches to cool off in its waters. You can stay occupied all day thanks to the seven boat ramps and seven picnic shelters. You can trek or ride a bike along the paths if you want to explore more. On the nearby top-notch disc golf course, you can try your hand at golf in the evening. For overnight lodging, there are two campgrounds and upscale cabins close to the lake.

The following fish species can be found in Jamestown Reservoir: bullhead, muskie, walleye, crappie, bluegill, and crappie.

Location: Stutsman County