Scenic Waters, Southern Stillness
At Bull Point Plantation, our freshwater lakes do more than reflect the beauty of the Lowcountry—they serve as vital ecological assets and treasured recreational spaces. Carefully designed to manage tidal and stormwater runoff, these lakes enhance the community's natural beauty while providing opportunities for fishing, kayaking, canoeing, and quiet reflection.
With bridges, islands, and gazebos scattered across these peaceful waters, the lakes of Bull Point invite members to slow down and enjoy a unique blend of serenity and outdoor activity.
A Landscape Designed with Purpose
Bull Point's lakes are not only visually stunning—they also play an essential role in our environmental design:
- Each lake was engineered to manage stormwater runoff and support tidal health.
- Professionally maintained by The Lake Doctors, the waters are monitored for quality and aquatic balance.
- Swimming is not recommended due to the presence of alligators—residents should use extreme caution when fishing, kayaking, or canoeing.
Community Lakes to Explore
Lake Pocotaligo
Named after a historic Yemassee village, this lake reflects the cultural and ecological depth of the region.
Pond Acreage: 17.85
Lake Bellinger
- A 17-acre centerpiece of Bull Point, perfect for quiet afternoons and family fishing from designated areas.
- Features a gazebo and a floating fishing dock for ease of access.
- A favorite among residents for its expansive views and peaceful ambiance.
Pond Acreage: 22.73
Lake Izard
A serene retreat bordered by lush forest and walking trails—ideal for kayaking or a leisurely paddle.
Each lake offers multiple common access points for fishing, launching watercraft, launching non-motorized watercraft, or simply enjoying the view.
Pond Acreage: 4.98
Fishing & Watercraft Guidelines
Fishing is a beloved pastime at Bull Point, with all lakes open to members and guests:
Stocked annually with:
- Oxbow Bass
- Bluegill
- Carp
- Catch-and-release policy applies to all species.
- Members should refer to the South Carolina Department of Natural Resources (SCDNR) for current fishing regulations.
- Fishing is permitted only from designated common access areas, bridges, or docks.
Watercraft Rules:
- Only non-motorized boats or those with electric trolling motors are permitted.
- Kayaks and canoes are welcome on all lakes.
- Bull Point provides shared community kayaks at Murdaugh Landing and Lake Bellinger.
Stories from the Shore
"Every morning, I grab a cup of coffee and walk to Lake Bellinger. Watching the mist lift over the water while the herons glide past is the best way to start the day." – David Thompson, Bull Point Member
Residents often share photos and stories of tranquil afternoons spent fishing with grandchildren, paddling at sunset, or spotting wildlife along the water's edge—from deer and herons to the occasional curious gator.
Enjoy the Water, Respect the Wildlife
Bull Point's freshwater lakes are designed to be enjoyed, but also respected. These are wild waters that support complex ecosystems and the rich biodiversity of the Lowcountry. As stewards of this land, we ask members to fish responsibly, observe safety guidelines, and help preserve the natural beauty of these shared resources.
