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Fall 2008 - Spring 2009

Discount "Stay & Play" Package

Would you like to take a cruise on Lake Jocassee or Lake Keowee, but you don't own a boat?  No problem!

Take advantage of this special offer and receive discounted villa accommodations at Devils Fork State Park along with discounted boat rentals from the Jocassee Outdoor Center.

This package includes 20% off villa rates and 25% off boat rentals or guided lake tours.  You can either tour both our lakes or spend two days on one, when you take advantage of this package.  Package is only available for Monday through Thursday stays, four-night minimum required.

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2008 – 2009 Trout Tournaments
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Jocassee Outdoor Center

516 Jocassee Lake Road
Salem, SC 29676
Tel: 864-944-9016

 

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Jocassee Outdoor Center - A Lake Jocassee Legacy since 1979

Lake Jocassee is nestled into the northwestern mountains of South Carolina . It is a pristine and primitive lake almost entirely surrounded by the Sumter National Forest, making it one of the few lakes in the country that is protected by state owned property that prevents commercial development anywhere on its shores and limits residential development to the few houses that currently exist. The uniqueness and beauty of the area cannot be expressed by words alone - you just have to experience it for yourself. It is fed by numerous mountain rivers and streams and is well known for its incredible waterfalls, lush vegetation, world class fishing and diverse wildlife. The lake was built by Duke Power and was at full pond in 1974. A few years later, Hoyetts Grocery & Tackle was opened as the areas only provider of groceries, bait and tackle. Since that time, Hoyetts has become known not only for its infamous "Hoyt Dogs", but they also serve as the lakes information center with expert advice on things to do and places to go.

In 2003, Ken Sloan acquired Hoyetts and immediately began updating products and services to better serve the area residents and the lake's guests. In 2005, a new building was completed, new outdoor services were announced, and a vast line of new products and food services were made available. With these changes, Ken  thought it only appropriate that a new name be applied that is more in line with the business. Thus, in 2005, Hoyetts became the " Jocassee Outdoor Center " (JOC). We invite you to visit us and enjoy JOC's country store ambiance and explore the beauty of Lake Jocassee for yourself. Rent a boat or charter a lake tour, kayak to the waterfalls or fish for world class Trout and Bass or simply relax on a bank under a shade tree with an RC Cola and a Moon Pie. Whatever your choice, you can be assured that it will be time well spent!

 

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