The 800-acre Oak Hollow Lake is an integral part of the 1,500-acre Oak Hollow Park complex. Oak Hollow Lake was built as a primary water supply for the City of High Point. The lake opened in 1972 for recreation use by the public.  The park is open from sunrise to sunset.

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Lake Activities
The benefits of the beautiful lake have been phenomenal. Oak Hollow is a favorite site for all types of activity, including:

• Bank fishing (available in the Marina area)
• Canoeing
• Fishing
• Kayaking
• Pleasure boating
• Sailing
• Skiing

Amenities
The Marina facility offers several amenities, including:

• Bait and tackle
• Boat storage space
• Children's playground
• Classroom space
• Ice, drinks and snacks
• Large parking area
• Multiple launch ramps
• Restrooms
• Sailboat rentals
• Shelter rentals

A second large parking lot and multiple launch ramp area for sailboats are located across the lake from the Marina.

Events
Sporting
Oak Hollow Lake has been the site of many exciting sporting events, such as:

• Circuit boat races
• Drag boat races
• Fishing tournaments
• Sailboat regattas
• Ski tournaments

Entertainment
Festival Park has been the site of many special events, such as:

• Boat racing
• Company picnics
• Festivals
• Fourth of July celebrations
• Outdoor concerts
• Variety of smaller events

Festival Park offers space for vendors, stages, extra electrical outlets and large overflow parking areas. Plus, the site is easily accessed from major highways.

Overlooks
Festival Park, located at 1841 Eastchester Drive, next to Oak Hollow Lake Dam, and North Overlook, located at 1971 Eastchester Drive has a stunning view of the lake offering scenic picnic locations for families and groups. Each of the overlooks has restrooms, two shelters (80 person capacity each) and ample parking. In addition, North Overlook has a children's playground and swings. To reserve a shelter, please call 336-883-3494 or you can reserve online.  Register here.

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