Traveling from central Georgia, this was the nicest parks in the Southeast. Sites are private, level,and clean. Lots of trees and a beautiful lake.

Great Park. Great Value

First time camping during February, staff was great! Campgrounds were in good shape, showers and bathrooms were clean. Had great views of the lake.

Great park. We stayed in site 34 with a 33ft camper and full size long bed truck. Plenty of room. Only thing that could have been better would be a better path to the water with kayaks but then again it’s a state park and any paved paths would take away from the awesomeness of this beautiful place. Definitely take a boat if you want to see the waterfalls. We will be back.

A Wonderful Park...

Visited in late August 2018. Wonderful temperatures in water and out. We were able to make it to only one waterfall by kayak. If waterfalls are your thing, I would recommend doing the boat tour offered by the onsite lake boat/kayak rental company. The lake was just too big for us to kayak to them all. Our boat tour guide was excellent. We stayed in a camper in the campground, site22. This site was on a hill and very short. I would not recommend for camper camping. For me ideal sites would have been 17, 18, 20, 21, 23, 25, 27, 30. Also take everything you need for your stay. The nearest grocery store is 15 hilly curvy mountain miles away. Great park though.

Beautiful park

We camped here mid-May for kayaking on the lake. From the campground there are no designated kayak launches. You can access the water through designated and undesignated paths, but be prepared to portage your yak over either some distance or over a short but steep rocky ledge. If you can, just drive your yaks to the boat dock and put in there. Bathrooms are spacious and clean. Some campsites are more secluded than others, check the map online. Eclectic Sun outfitters inside the park rents kayaks, pontoons, and other water toys, as well as offering a pontoon tour of the lake's waterfalls. They sell firewood and ice, but just outside the park gate on the west side of the road is an honor stand with wood that is much drier and burns better than what you'll get inside the park for the same price. There's also an outfitter just outside the park gate where you can get some supplies, but there's no proper grocery store within an hours drive so stock up before arriving.