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Broyles Ramp

Providing access to Hartwell Lake, Broyles Ramp offers a three lane launch, courtesy dock, picnic shelters, restrooms, a playground, designated swim beach, ramp security light and parking for 65 vehicles/trailers. Broyles Ramp is located within Broyles Recreation Area, and is open year round.

A $4 per vehicle fee, regardless of activity is charges at Broyles Recreation Area.

To reach Broyles Ramp from I 85, take exit 11 (SC 24) and travel toward Anderson for about a mile to Hattons Ford Road and turn right. Travel along Hattons Ford Road and follow the brown directional signs to Broyles Recreation Area..

Latitude: 34.51343
Longitude: -82.83123

Managed by US Army Corps of Engineers.

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