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Lion's Park Dam and River Access
Kerr County’s Road and Bridge page identifies Lion’s Park Dam as county-maintained infrastructure. Neither that page nor the Center Point community page confirms lawful public access, designated visitor parking, or any permitted recreational use at the River Crossing Road location.
Why people come here
Before you go
The site is in an active conceptual-design phase following major 2025 flood damage. Courts, playgrounds, restrooms, a pavilion, boat ramp, and river access are proposed elements rather than current facilities.
Good to know
Is public access confirmed?
No. The official sources identify county maintenance responsibility but do not confirm lawful visitor access. Obtain current direction from Kerr County or local authorities before approaching the site.
Can visitors enter the water here?
No permitted water entry is confirmed by the official sources used for this page. Do not treat a map listing, photographs, or the county-maintenance record as authorization for any water activity.
Is the crossing passable?
Unverified. The official sources do not confirm whether the crossing is passable. Do not rely on this page for crossing conditions or access; seek current direction from Kerr County or local authorities.
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