Open year round state park with hiking, camping, picnicking, swimming, cottages, and more. Our swimming area is open all year from 7am …
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Mar 2, 2025
Absolutely love this park. We have been here a couple times for the hiking and it never disappoints. There are multiple hikes for different levels.Full review by stephhammons21
Nov 19, 2024
We have visited this Georgia State Park every fall for years. The fall colors are always great. This year we rented one of the cabins. It had a view of the lake and was a few steps from the lake t…Full review by nicolediane
Oct 13, 2024
Site 66. Pull through, water, and electric. What a great site. The roads throughout the campground are tight. However, we did see class A and larger 5th wheels in sites. Do not arrive after dark, the…Full review by rescueagreyhound
We'd like to use the fireplace while staying in the cabin. Where is the best place to purchase firewood locally?
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We purchased firewood from the store in the park. It was, however, very green. We bought a couple of packs from WalMart to supplement. We had to have a well …
We purchased firewood from the store in the park. It was, however, very green. We bought a couple of packs from WalMart to supplement. We had to have a well established HOT fire to burn the green wood. I think they are like most parks and ask that you only buy firewood from them though.
Can park passes be purchased at the gate or do we need to purchase them online ahead of time? Are there kiosks that accept cash? I know that there have been some changes to admission since Covid-19 but their website is unclear.
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I was there 2 weeks ago and they are accepting cash for sure. Annual pass is one of the options, so I believe they are issuing passes as well. I think they prefer you pay online in …
I was there 2 weeks ago and they are accepting cash for sure. Annual pass is one of the options, so I believe they are issuing passes as well. I think they prefer you pay online in advance, but you don’t have to.
what campsites are closest to hear or to see the rushing water of the creek for a tent or small camper site?
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There is a creek side campground that has primitive campsites. The main campground allows tents and pop up campers as well. However, the lake is the most visible to campsites. …
There is a creek side campground that has primitive campsites. The main campground allows tents and pop up campers as well. However, the lake is the most visible to campsites. Rushing creeks can be found on the hikes. Be sure to stop in at the camp store. The rangers can help you find the perfect site. There is also a map on the website.
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