Recommendations for a lake vacation

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Anonymous wrote:Lake Gaston or Lake Kerr

+1. Easy to get to, nice and relaxing. Not overcrowded like Deep Creek.

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Anonymous wrote:Smith Mountain Lake or Lake Anna.

+1

Smith Mtn. Lake is perfect. Lake Anna is closer but not as nice IMO.

Gross.

Lakes in Maryland and Virginia are dank and gross. Head to the Adirondacks, NH, or Vermont.

Thinking of going to SML, so I'd love to know what makes it gross.

[Anonymous]

Lake Namoi In Pocono Pines, PA

[Anonymous]

Finger Lakes in NY. About a 6 hour drive. We leave at 6 and are there by noon.

[Anonymous]

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Anonymous wrote:Smith Mountain Lake or Lake Anna.

+1

Smith Mtn. Lake is perfect. Lake Anna is closer but not as nice IMO.

Gross.

Lakes in Maryland and Virginia are dank and gross. Head to the Adirondacks, NH, or Vermont.

And they're man-made. That really loses something for me.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:Finger Lakes in NY. About a 6 hour drive. We leave at 6 and are there by noon.

Agreed. Cayuga is my favorite--I was actually just there last week with my family. There's a regulated swimming area in one of the regional parks right by a waterfall, where they've dammed off the water flow. It's gorgeous.

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Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:Smith Mountain Lake or Lake Anna.

+1

Smith Mtn. Lake is perfect. Lake Anna is closer but not as nice IMO.

Gross.

Lakes in Maryland and Virginia are dank and gross. Head to the Adirondacks, NH, or Vermont.

And they're man-made. That really loses something for me.

Man made to cool nuclear power plants. Double gross.

[Anonymous]

I've been pinning Lake Havasu pics on Pinterest (just learned about it on the RHOC, LOL). Looks stunning.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:Smith Mountain Lake or Lake Anna.

+1

Smith Mtn. Lake is perfect. Lake Anna is closer but not as nice IMO.

Gross.

Lakes in Maryland and Virginia are dank and gross. Head to the Adirondacks, NH, or Vermont.

And they're man-made. That really loses something for me.

The lakes in the Adirondacks are man made?