Parks Around Lake Columbia
Private parks located around Lake Columbia:
- Archwood - Located off Archwood Circle(off Somerset Dr.)
- Bedford, East - Located off Bedford Dr.
- Bedford, West - Located off Bedford Dr.
- Castlewood - Located off Castlewood Dr.(off Wesch Rd.)
- Claremont - Located off Claremont Circle
- Donald - Located off Claremont Circle
- Grand Pointe - Located off Grand Pointe Dr.
- Hawthorne - Located at the end of Hawthorne / Waverly Ct
- Hilltop - Located at end of Hilltop Ct.(off Nottingham)
- Karen Court - Located off Somerset Dr.
- Kelley - Located off Kelley Rd.
- Nottingham - Located at the end of Nottingham
- Princess - Located off Princess Dr.- across the channel from Archwood Park (off Somerset Dr)
- Riviera - Located off Riviera Dr.(off Kelly Rd.)
- Somerset - Located off Somerset Dr.(off Hayes Rd.)
- Southern Shores - Located off Southern Shores Dr
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