Windjammer Park
A point on Lake Wylie with a beach and lake swimming area, a covered picnic shelter, restrooms and a scenic overlook.

Lake mornings, a round of golf, a park with room to run, dinner close to home — and a few day trips worth the drive.
Editorial illustration · not a specific venueSwimming, launching and summer ski shows.
A point on Lake Wylie with a beach and lake swimming area, a covered picnic shelter, restrooms and a scenic overlook.
A lakeside park with a boat launch, pavilion, grills, playground and the short Linerieux nature trail.
The city's membership pool complex: an eight-lane pool, a wading pool and a deck overlooking Lake Wylie.
Golf, fields, disc golf and city leagues.
A semi-private, 27-hole club on more than 200 acres around Lake Wylie, with daily-fee play welcome alongside memberships.
The city's largest active park, with multipurpose and ball fields, a playground, an open play meadow and trails.
The city department behind youth and adult leagues, camps, paddleboarding programs and park rentals.
A few starting points; the dining guide has the rest.
A locally run coffee shop on Stonecrest Boulevard with breakfast, lunch and a bakery case.
A wine bar with an approachable list, chef-driven food and a regular program of music and gatherings.
Traditional Greek and Mediterranean dishes prepared to order, from an owner-operated restaurant on Stonecrest Boulevard.
Nearby destinations, clearly labeled by town and state.
A 2,100-acre private, non-profit nature preserve in Fort Mill with about 40 miles of trails, lakes and a children's farm.
A York County museum the City of Tega Cay lists among nearby things to do — a natural rainy-day outing.
An outdoor recreation center across the state line in Charlotte, listed by the city among regional destinations.
Public, permit, membership and paid entry all exist here. Each card shows which applies.
See the rainy-day plan on the day-plans page.
City-sponsored events are published on the city's events calendar — see Events & Weekends.
Hours, menus, fees, schedules and access rules belong to each operator and can change. Every place page links to its source — check it before you go.
This guide is published by Nicholas and Miriam Peters, who own the Peters businesses featured here and may benefit if you hire them. It is not affiliated with the City of Tega Cay, York County, any school district, HOA, club, developer, utility or lake authority. Information is general, compiled in good faith, and may be incomplete, changed or outdated; images are editorial illustrations. It is not legal, tax, financial, lending, engineering, inspection or brokerage advice, and browsing creates no professional relationship. Verify every material fact with the responsible organization or a licensed professional before acting.
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