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Army Corps of Engineers · Barkley Lake

Dover

Dover is a day-use area that overlooks the lovely Lake Barkley. Whether it's a gathering of family or friends, visitors can enjoy nature at its best in one of the country's greatest freshwater recreational complexes. Boating, fishing and picnicking are popular activities at Dover day-use area. Wildlife including the occasional deer, raccoon or golden eagle, are commonly spotted in the area. The group picnic shelter accomidates about 35 people and 10 vehicles. The facility has lights and electricity and a water spigot. Lake Barkley, the westernmost lake on the Cumberland River, sits among wooded rolling hills.

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Shelter with three picnic tables.
David Landis

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Getting there

From Nashville, or St.Louis , take I-24 Clarksville, take Exit 8 for TN 237 W. 2.4 Mi., Right onto Warfield Blvd 1.6 Mi. continue onto 101st Airborne PKWY for 6.3 Mi. contine onto TN 347 -PKWY for 4.5 Mi. Turn right onto US 79 S. for 24.2 Mi. Turn right on W. Spring St. for 466 feet, Turn right at the 1st cross street onto Hood ST. for 500 feet.

Campgrounds nearby

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