Grenada Lake

Grenada Landing provides convenient access to Grenada Lake and the Yalobusha River for kayakers, canoeists, and recreational boaters. This U.S. Army Corps of Engineers facility features a well-maintained boat ramp and nearby beach area. A $5 fee is required to launch boats from the ramp.

The Yalobusha River flows into Grenada Lake, creating a large, navigable waterway popular with anglers and recreational users. Boaters should expect fluctuating water levels as the Corps of Engineers manages the lake, often raising it to 198 feet above sea level by March. Checking current water level information is recommended before launching. Nearby campgrounds and recreation areas provide additional amenities for those spending time on the water.

For those looking to explore Grenada Lake and the Yalobusha River on their own, the Grenada Landing boat ramp offers an easily accessible put-in point. Paddlers and boaters of all skill levels can enjoy the scenic lake and river environment, taking advantage of the ample public access points around the watershed.

Overview
Grenada Landing is a beautiful area with a beach and marina near by . It is located off Highway 333, and is adjacent to main beach.
Recreation
A swimming beach is near by the pavilion as well as a primitive campground. The boat ramp nearby includes $5 fee to launch.
Facilities
Restroom, beach, and boat ramp are located in the area.
Natural Features
Grenada Landing is less than a mile...

Overview
Grenada Landing is a beautiful area with a beach and marina near by . It is located off Highway 333, and is adjacent to main beach.
Recreation
A swimming beach is near by the pavilion as well as a primitive campground. The boat ramp nearby includes $5 fee to launch.
Facilities
Restroom, beach, and boat ramp are located in the area.
Natural Features
Grenada Landing is less than a mile from Lost Bluff Hiking Trail which has multiple wildlife sitings and unique vegetation. 

Nearby Attractions
Attractions include the Overlook, Main Beach, Grenada Landing Ramp, Lost Bluff Hiking Trail, and Dogwoods Golf Course. There is also a primitive and Class A campground near the area.

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