Lake Cunningham is 376 acre lake located near Greer South Carolina in Greenville County. Greer Public Works owns and maintains this lake with strict regulations designed to protect the lake. Along with its sister lake, Lake Robinson, Greer takes great pride in these two lakes.
- About Lake Cunningham
- Specifications
- Regulations
- Lake Wardens Office
- Links
- Facilities
- Location
- Fish Species
- Fishing Books & Magazines
- Lake Cunningham fishing & boating guide
- Nearby lakes
- More Photos of Lake Cunningham
- Lake Cunningham FAQ
- How big is Lake Cunningham?
- What is the horsepower limit on Lake Cunningham?
- What fish are in Lake Cunningham?
About Lake Cunningham
Lake Cunningham is 376 acre lake located near Greer South Carolina in Greenville County. Greer Public Works owns and maintains this lake with strict regulations designed to protect the lake. Along with its sister lake, Lake Robinson, Greer takes great pride in these two lakes. There is a public park on State Highway 101 at one end of the lake. This park has a boat ramp, playground equipment, fishing pier (pictured above), and a good view of the lake.
Several Regulations apply to Lake Cunningham. A boating permit must be purchased prior to launching a boat. These permits must be purchased at the Lake Wardens office located on nearby Lake Robinson.
Specifications
Lake Size: 376 acre
Location: 3 miles north of Greer, South Carolina on State Highway 101. Greenville County.
Management: Greer Public Works Commission
Regulations
(Source: Greer Commission of Public Works )
- A boating permit is required and can be purchased at the Lake Wardens Office located at nearby Lake Robninson.
- No outboard motors greater than 10 HP allowed
- No fishing allowed around the dam area. No trespassing signs posted, and the law is strictly enforcend.
- Creel limits: 10 largemouth bass, 30 non game fish per day per person, no limit on non game fish.
More Cunningham Rules & Regulations
Lake Wardens Office
(located at Lake Robinson)
2544 Mays Bridge Rd.
Greer, SC 29651
Phone: 864-895-3645
Links
Greer Commission of Public Works
SCDNR Lake Robinson Information
Facilities
Boat Ramp, Fishing Pier, Picnic Shelters
Location
Please note: Lake Cunningham is shown as Greer Reservior on Google Maps.
Fish Species
Bass, Bream, catfish
Fishing Books & Magazines
The Field & Stream Bass Fishing Handbook
Lake Cunningham fishing & boating guide
Lake Cunningham is a 376-acre lake just outside Greer in Greenville County, one of the pair of reservoirs — with neighboring Lake Robinson — that make up the “Greer chain of lakes.” Owned by the Greer Commission of Public Works, it supplies drinking water and doubles as one of the Upstate’s most pleasant small fishing lakes.
The recreation area has a boat ramp, three fishing piers and picnic shelters. A boating permit is required, there is no fishing right around the dam, and motors are capped at 10 horsepower — a rule that keeps the water quiet and makes Cunningham a favorite of kayak and johnboat anglers chasing largemouth bass, crappie and bream.
Nearby lakes
- Lake Robinson — the other half of the Greer chain, just north
More Photos of Lake Cunningham
Lake Cunningham FAQ
How big is Lake Cunningham?
About 376 acres near Greer in Greenville County.
What is the horsepower limit on Lake Cunningham?
Motors are limited to 10 horsepower, which makes it ideal for kayaks, canoes and small johnboats.
What fish are in Lake Cunningham?
Largemouth bass, crappie and bream, fished from a boat or the lake’s three fishing piers.
