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People from Jacksonville love to come to Jacksonville Club Lake, and a nice location to camp here at Jacksonville Club Lake is Shady Pines RV Park and Campground. This lake is so wonderful. Don't leave Jacksonville Club Lake without first going for a hike along the Nature Trail. Barber Branch is a wonderful stream that is worth going to; Jacksonville Club Lake Dam is an interesting thing to check out. The amount of precipitation that falls at Jacksonville Club
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| | Lake is close to the national average; May is the month that gets the most rain; August on the other hand is the driest.
There are glorious locations to look at along the Jim Hogg State Historical Park Trail, and dry warm beds await you at Americas Best Value Inn-Jacksonville. This lake is so wonderful. Camping is available at Castle on the Lake Inn and RV Resort; in case you don’t have a problem getting drenched, you can always go whitewater paddling on | |
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Neches River. Yeah, come here to Jacksonville Club Lake for a good time. Go for a hike on the Mount Hope Tract Trail; a lake nearby is Pine Lake.
If you need a place to stay La Quinta Inn and Suites Jacksonville is a magnificent
choice, and if you get bored of Jacksonville Club Lake you could also pop by nearby Stockton Lake. The warmest time of the year brings highs in the 90's to Jacksonville Club Lake with overnight lows in the 70's. For the duration of
the wintertime highs are typically in the 50's, and overnight lows at Jacksonville Club Lake during the winter generally drop into the 30's.
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Coordinates:
Latitude: 31.99778
Longitude: -95.19472
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Neches River, Anderson Cherokee CountyCounty, 16 miles away
Class II+ - 3 miles long (Lake Palestine to US 175) |
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Pine Lake, Cherokee CountyCounty, 3 miles away |
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Neches River
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...to float this yesterday with a friend. (July 11, 2009) This is a totally do-able float. There's not really any fast water to speak of, but you need to be prepared to make short portages and negotiate downed timber in the water. One area in particular you will need to tie some line off to your kayak and let it float under a downed tree, you crawl over the tree and then get back in. I'm sure the when and where the trees are down changes quite often.... And it looks like someone (probably the river authority) takes a saw down and cuts some of this out from time to time.
The put in location is correct. However, the take out is not. You need to float further down to the 175 bridge (less than 1/4th mile) and get out there.
I would suggest that experienced paddlers attempt this only when the water is high from heavy rains or when the dam is letting a lot of water out. There's vegetative litter stuck in the trees 10 foot above the water line.... So at some points of the year... This thing moves... And could represent dangers with the amount of timber.
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