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Charlottesville Reservoir

Albemarle County, Virginia
47 acres

About Charlottesville Reservoir

Charlottesville Reservoir in Albemarle County, Virginia, offers a peaceful spot for those seeking a quiet escape near the towns of Crimora, Crozet, and Dooms. This modestly sized body of water covers just under 50 acres, providing an intimate setting that contrasts with larger regional lakes. Its notably shallow depth creates a calm surface, making it a serene destination for anglers and nature lovers alike. The reservoir's location in Virginia's Albemarle County places it within easy reach of local communities, enhancing its appeal as a convenient outdoor retreat. While it does not feature nearby state parks, the surrounding area’s natural charm contributes to a relaxed atmosphere for visitors looking to enjoy the water and the outdoors.

Surface area
47 acres
Lake-Link Score
11.2

Fishing Charlottesville Reservoir

Quality fishing experiences at Charlottesville Reservoir focus on the species present in its waters. Although the lake is small and shallow, it supports a selection of fish that can offer rewarding moments for anglers. The known fish species here provide opportunities for those interested in local freshwater fishing. The lake’s size and depth suggest a fishing environment that is accessible and straightforward, suitable for anglers who appreciate a quieter, less crowded setting.

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