Lake Rosalie Park

Boat ramp, picnic tables, shelters/pavilions, & campsites available.

outdoors

Getting there: Take S.R. 60 east and turn onto Tiger Lake Rd. north. Turn west onto Rosalie Lake Rd.
Hours: 5AM-10PM

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