Lake Julian Park

"No matter the season, Lake Julian is always a great choice for a stroll. Since they no longer have food stations for the ducks, everyone is calmer and more enjoyable to watch. 5 stars, even with the wind!"

"The rental shed was nice, clean, and spacious. The foot paddle boats were are a good rental price. The restrooms could have been a little cleaner, but I understand hundreds if not thousands use them. Overall, Lake Julian Park was beautiful. I would definitely return."

"Y’all don’t be afraid to bring some cracked corn along or some feed for the ducks and chickens. The water here completely kills and food source there may be for them. So without us feeding them, they will starve. The park is beautiful. And it’s well kept. The staff is very friendly. Park closes at 8pm on the dot. Be kind to the environment and the park. Please pick up faster yourselves. Especially you people that love leaving deflated balloons after a birthday party. Have some respect. Also if you happen to stop by and see a wonderful woman named Mrs. Mary feeding the ducks and geese, it’s truly an honor to meet her. She is the staple of the Park in my opinion, and She has been feeding these babies for years. Without her starting to help out I don’t believe there would be many ducks or Geese left. She does this all on her own y’all. There’s actually a group of three Women who come to feed."

"Yesterday, July 22rd 2023, I kayaked for the first time at Lake Julian. The park was well kept, the lake is beautifully clear, and there is plenty of good parking tucked around the park. The only detriment was the amount of trash along the shores- and LOTs of fishing line left in the trees. I picked up all I could. - That said, it is a beautiful park and I'll definitely be back to explore."

"Nice lake. Not nice power plant adjacent to it. Paddle boat rental $8 for a half hour. Fits 4 people. Fishing permits are also available for purchase on site for $4. Big park for kids to play on. Fishing pier to throw poles in the lake and see what bites. Benches and tables are also around the park and water."