Chewacla State Park

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Chewacla State Park is a scenic Alabama state park near Auburn known for its lake, waterfalls, hiking and mountain biking trails, and historic Civilian Conservation Corps–era structures.

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Chewacla State Park canonical 3

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Predicate Object
instanceOf protected area
state park
country United States of America
surface form: United States
eraOfKeyDevelopment Civilian Conservation Corps era
hasAccommodation rental cabins
hasArea approximately 696 acres
hasBodyOfWater Chewacla Lake NERFINISHED
hasCampground improved campsites
primitive campsites
hasFacility bathhouse
boat ramp
picnic areas
playground
swim beach
trailhead parking areas
hasFeature forested hills
rock outcrops
streams
waterfalls
hasHistoricDesignation CCC structures listed on the Alabama Register of Landmarks and Heritage
hasLakeArea approximately 26 acres
hasRecreationalActivity camping
canoeing
fishing
hiking
kayaking
mountain biking
picnicking
swimming
trail running
hasStructure CCC‑built cabins
CCC‑built pavilions
CCC‑built stone dam
CCC‑built trails and walls
hasTrailType hiking trails
mountain biking trails
multi‑use trails
knownFor CCC‑era stone architecture
extensive mountain biking trail system
scenic lake and waterfalls
locatedIn Lee County, Alabama NERFINISHED
locatedNear Auburn
surface form: Auburn, Alabama
nearestCity Auburn
surface form: Auburn, Alabama
operatedBy Alabama Department of Conservation and Natural Resources
Alabama State Parks
surface form: Alabama State Parks system
ownedBy Alabama
surface form: State of Alabama
region East Alabama region
surface form: East Alabama
state Alabama

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Alabama containsHistoricSite Chewacla State Park
Auburn hasRecreationArea Chewacla State Park
subject surface form: Auburn, Alabama
Alabama State Parks hasPart Chewacla State Park