Lake trip · Rowan County, North Carolina
Where to stay at Tuckertown Reservoir
Tuckertown Reservoir covers 2,560 acres in Rowan County and carries a water-quality grade of D (Nutrient-rich). Compare cabins, resorts, and vacation rentals below. The grade measures nutrients and algae — it is not a stay-or-skip rating. Late spring through early fall, with June through August the peak season for swimming, boating, and fishing.
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Places to stay near Tuckertown Reservoir
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About the water
Tuckertown Reservoir grades D for nutrients and algae — Nutrient-rich. Nutrients and algae run higher than average — check local advisories before swimming, and skip the water if you see scum. Algae (chlorophyll-a) measures 27 µg/L. The letter is not a reason to skip cabins and rentals around the lake.
Best time to visit
Late spring through early fall, with June through August the peak season for swimming, boating, and fishing.
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Camping & RV near Tuckertown Reservoir
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Common questions
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Cabins, resorts, and vacation rentals around Tuckertown Reservoir in Rowan County, North Carolina are on the map above with live availability and nightly prices. Waterfront rentals put you on the dock; lodging in the nearest town is usually cheaper with more choice.
Tuckertown Reservoir has a water quality grade of D (Nutrient-rich). Nutrients and algae run higher than average — check local advisories before swimming, and skip the water if you see scum. Always check local health-department advisories before swimming.
Late spring through early fall, with June through August the peak season for swimming, boating, and fishing.
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