The Dale Hollow Lake State Park is a state resort park and recreation area in Burkesville, Kentucky. It is located on the south central region of the state and is near the Tennessee border.

Established in 1978, the Dale Hollow Lake State Park features the massive Dale Hollow Lake, which measures almost twenty eight thousand acres of surface area. The reservoir was created through the Dale Hollow Dam which is a part of a flood control project.

With a very large lake, the Dale Hollow Lake State Park is famous for water recreation. The site is known for its fishing opportunities and is even home to the world record of smallmouth bass. Aside from this, folks can also go boating, birding, biking, camping, caving, equine camping, eagle watching, hiking, horseback riding, picnicking, miniature golfing, and swimming at the site.