Reliance, Tennessee · Polk County · Facility
Bring a picnic and spend the day! A white sand beach and shady picnic area with tables and grills occupy a small peninsula jutting out into Lake Ocoee. Restroom/changing facilities are nearby. Across the highway is a fishing pond and camping is available just down the road at Parksville Campground.
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Bring a picnic and spend the day! A white sand beach and shady picnic area with tables and grills occupy a small peninsula jutting out into Lake Ocoee. Restroom/changing facilities are nearby. Across the highway is a fishing pond and camping is available just down the road at Parksville Campground.
From the Ocoee Ranger Station turn left on Highway 64. Travel about 1.5 miles; Mac Point Beach is on the right
Driving directions (Google Maps) →Heading to Mac Point Beach? A few things to know before you go:
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