Wilkes Twin Lakes
Twin Lakes is a 22-acre recreational facility for swimming, fishing, and hiking that operates on a reservation-only basis. Annual reservations start on April 1. Check our Availability Calendar to see open dates and to book your next event.
Twin Lakes was established in the 1950s by H. P. Pace and his son Junior for community fishing. In 1958, the Wilkes family bought the 22-acre property. They continued to use the lower lake for fishing but dedicated the upper lake to recreational use. Junior Pace managed the property until the late 90s, after which the Wilkes family took over maintenance and reservation duties.
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As the remaining Wilkes family members aged, they chose to pass Twin Lakes to the Saluda Community Land Trust to ensure it would continue serving the community as it always has.
Great for cookouts, birthday parties, family gatherings, and special events.
Check the calendar for open swim hours and swim lesson schedules from June through August.
Directions to Twin Lakes:
From Main Street Saluda. Drive 1.7 miles up Greenville Street. Turn left onto Linda Lane at the Twin Lakes sign. Follow the gravel road through the gate to the parking area. Note: Greenville Street becomes Mountain Page Road at the county line.
From the Watershed at the State Line. Travel 2.1 miles on Mountain Page Road. Turn right onto Linda Lane at the Twin Lakes sign. Continue down the gravel road through the gate to the parking area.
Availability Calendar
To reserve Wilkes Twin Lakes for your special event, check this calendar for availability, and then email hhwnc2@gmail.com about your booking.