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Just an update from our previous post. We stayed in campsite 4 on 6/4/23 on our way south. Again, we had to do extensive leveling. The picnic table had a huge burn on the the top. On the plus side, the park staff are friendly, the sites are shady, and the park is nice a quiet. The new comfort station in part one is open and very nice. Still a good one night stop over but not a five star location

Stayed in site #16 on loop one. There are probably better sites. Loop 2 looks nicer. We had to do some extensive leveling. Loop one comfort station is old and a bit run down but they are constructing a new one. Not much privacy at any if the sites in loop one. Overall, a good one night stay but wouldn’t consider it for a long stay.

Spent two nights here in campsite number 7. Websites are drive-through. Nice and level and spacious. Shady with nice trails. Bath house was clean and laundry was affordable. Would you come again

If you are in the area you will want to stay at this beautifully maintained, spacious campground. We were in site 49, friends were in 50. The sites along the 50 side look out to nature trail. Very peaceful. Both sites have concrete picnic tables, grill and fire pit. While land is flat, we needed leveling blocks under stabilizers. Bath house is small but adequate and clean. Douglas is just down the road with Walmart and Lowes. Enjoyed eating at Harper’s, a meat and 2 cafe. Will visit again when in the area.

All the GA state parks we have stayed in are well kept. This was no exception. Quiet and away from the bustle. We stayed in loop 2 which was paved and great for bike riding. Loop 1 isn’t paved. Plenty of space between campsites and lots of trees. Most of the sites are level. We are in a 32’ class C.

Beautiful area. The campground is nicely hidden and secluded. Sites are large and shaded. Well kept restrooms and super camphosts and Rangers.
The trails are peaceful and the pond is pretty. A very quiet and relaxing place to stay.

This is a nice quiet park. Good for a break to rest.