Are Jet Skis permitted on Lake Sinclair? Yes
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Can you Swim in Lake Sinclair? Yes |
What is the Water Quality at Lake Sinclair? Excellent quality and level control...very important. |
What is the Average water level variance at Lake Sinclair? Georgia Power owns Lake Sinclair and maintains water level in a very consistent manner. 4-18 |
Are Boat Docks permitted at Lake Sinclair? Yes |
Are Power Boats permitted at Lake Sinclair? |
What is the Lake Depth at Lake Sinclair? 100' |
What are the Nearby Cities to Lake Sinclair? Macon : 38 Miles, Atlanta : 100 Miles, Augusta : 96 Miles |
What is the Closest Airport to Lake Sinclair? Atlanta Hartsfield : 100 Miles |
What are the Building restrictions at Lake Sinclair? Yes. Varies: 3 different Counties border Lake Sinclair: Baldwin, Putnam & Hancock |
Lake Sinclair
Fishing Information |
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Lake Sinclair has long been known as a prime fishing area. From record-breaking bass to a string of bluegills, there's fishing for everyone's taste and skills. Fishing guides can be hired to take you out, or you can put your boat in at one of the many marinas or public boat ramps and find your own fishing grounds. Bait, supplies and gasoline are available at the marinas noted on the map. Many fishing tournaments are held on Sinclair every year, from nationally recognized fishing tournament to smaller local tournaments.
Jr's Bait & Tackle, 706-485-5763, 891 Greensboro Rd, Eatonton, GA 31024-5803
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Lake Sinclair
Boating Information |
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There are nine marinas and four restaurants on the lake. Boat rentals and campgrounds are available at local marinas. Lake Sinclair is a lake of many coves and inlets as well as long stretches of open water. The number of boats tied up at docks attests to the fun the owners have on the lake. Boaters can head for the open channels and have an exhilarating trip zipping around the lake. Or an leisurely boat tour of remote coves and inlets can be relaxing fun for family and friends. Sailing enthusiasts enjoy the brisk winds and open waters of Sinclair.
Little River Park - 3069 N Columbia St. Milledgeville, GA 478-452-1605
has two ramps, gas, a bait and tackle store, guide service, camping facilities and is where most large bass tournaments launch from and weigh in.
Sinclair Harbor - 1111 Milledgeville Rd Milledgeville, GA 478-485-9272
has gas, boat repair, convenience store and two ramps.
Bass Boat house - has small store, gas and ramps
140 Bass Rd NE Milledgeville, GA 31061 478-452-5112
Sinclair Marina - 170 NE Sinclair Marina Rd Milledgeville, GA 478-452-3620
boat repair, gas, store, and ramps
Haslams Marina - 100 NW Merriweather Point Rd Milledgeville, GA 478-968-5461
Gas, boat repair, ramps and small store
Twin Bridges Landing - 609 Twin Bridges Rd Milledgeville, GA 478-968-7242
Convenience store, gas, ramps, boat repair
Crooked Creek fish camp - Gas, ramps store and restaurant, camping facilities
Oconee Springs park - 109 South Springs Rd Eatonton, GA 478-485-8423
gas, ramps store and restaurant
Twin Lakes Jet Ski - Rental of jet skis and pontoon boats on both Lake Oconee and Lake Sinclair in the Eatonton and Greensboro Georgia area.
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Lake Sinclair
Camping Information |
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Lake Oconee Center (Trailer Park and Campsites)
706-484-0011, 888 Greensboro Rd, Eatonton, GA 31024-5805
Lawrence Shoals Public Recreation Area (Trailer Park and Campsites)
706-485-5494, Highway 16, Eatonton, GA 31024
Resort Properties (Trailer Park and Campsites)
706-453-0049, Carey Station Rd, Greensboro, GA 30642
Old Salem Park, 706-467-2850, 800 Lake Oconee Rd, White Plains, GA 30678
North Shore Resort (Trailer Park and Campsites)
706-453-4505, 2541 Carey Station Rd, Greensboro, GA 30642-2623
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Lake Sinclair
Local Area Businesses |
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Places to swim range from a supervised beach at the Forest service site to the seclusion of a sand beach on an island or in an uninhabited cove. The water is great throughout the lake but remember to observe water safety rules, especially when swimming in unsupervised areas. Taking in the beauty of the natural world is another pleasure on Lake Sinclair. Water fowl are varied and numerous. The quiet observer will see many birds and shore creatures, especially at dawn and dusk when they come down to the water's edge. The forests surrounding the lake offer other surprises. The dogwoods and azaleas in the spring and the glowing colors of fall foliage signal the beauty of changing seasons in Central Georgia.
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