Brush Creek Campground

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Perched at the dramatic southern gateway to West Point Lake, Eagleview Park lives up to its name with sweeping vistas of the impressive dam and shimmering waters below. Whether you're casting a line from the shore, sharing a meal at the lakeside pavilion, or exploring winding trails through the woods, this park offers a perfect blend of relaxation and adventure with some of the most photogenic views on the reservoir.

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Tucked away as a hidden gem south of West Point Dam and Powerhouse, Hardley Creek Park stands as the sole Corps of Engineers park in this scenic stretch of Georgia. This beloved local retreat welcomes visitors with its peaceful blend of waterfront access, nature trails, and abundant wildlife, making it an ideal escape for families and outdoor enthusiasts seeking a quieter alternative to busier recreation areas.

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101 Shaefer Heard Park Road

Discover your perfect lakeside escape at R. Shaefer Heard Campground, where 117 thoughtfully designed sites await along the pristine southern shores of West Point Lake. Each site comes equipped with electricity and water hookups, ensuring comfort meets nature seamlessly. Modern amenities including hot showers, coin laundry facilities, and a convenient dump station make extended stays a breeze. Adventure beckons with direct lake access via the boat ramp, while scenic hiking trails wind through the surrounding wilderness, offering endless opportunities to explore this waterfront paradise.

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Nestled along the pristine shoreline of West Point Lake, Anderson Park welcomes outdoor enthusiasts year-round with its perfect blend of water access and recreational amenities. Managed by the U.S. Army Corps of Engineers, this lakeside haven sits northwest of the West Point Dam and Powerhouse, offering everything from boat launches and waterfront picnic spots to prime bank fishing locations and a well-appointed group shelter.

1001 County Road 393, Lanett, AL 36863

Nestled along the pristine shores of West Point Lake, Amity Campground beckons outdoor enthusiasts with 75 thoughtfully designed campsites, most featuring convenient electric and water hookups. This waterfront haven serves as your gateway to unforgettable adventures, where days are spent casting lines into crystal-clear waters, navigating scenic boating routes, and discovering the diverse wildlife that calls this 25,900-acre aquatic playground home. Whether you're seeking a weekend escape or an extended stay, Amity transforms ordinary camping into extraordinary memories.

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Nestled just off Interstate 85, Earl Cook Recreation Area welcomes day-trippers and water enthusiasts to a lakeside haven where families can splash at the swim beach, launch their boats, and gather under shaded pavilions. This accessible getaway combines waterfront recreation with classic park amenities like ball fields and playgrounds, making it a go-to destination for spontaneous adventures and planned celebrations alike.

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Rocky Point Recreational Area beckons visitors with one of West Point Lake's three pristine swimming beaches, where summer memories are made from May through Labor Day. While the swim area takes a seasonal rest, the adventure continues year-round with waterfront picnic spots, convenient boat launch access, and a peaceful fishing pier—all available at this unstaffed gem where the lake is always within reach.

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Nestled where Veasey Creek meets Stroud Creek, this waterfront park invites you to spend sun-drenched days on the water and along the shore. Launch your boat from the convenient ramp, gather friends and family at one of two spacious group shelters, or claim your own peaceful picnic spot among the trees while anglers cast their lines into the creek's promising waters.

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Nestled in the heart of Georgia between the charming towns of West Point and LaGrange, Long Cane Park serves as a perfect gateway to outdoor adventure along the water's edge. Whether you're planning a peaceful family picnic, launching your boat for a day on the lake, or exploring scenic trails through the Georgia landscape, this day-use recreation area offers the ideal setting for creating lasting memories with friends and family.

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Nestled along the pristine shores of West Point Lake, Glass Bridge Park serves as your gateway to waterside adventure in this Army Corps of Engineers day-use area. Whether you're launching your boat at sunrise, casting a line from the bank, or gathering friends and family at the lakeside group shelter, this year-round destination combines convenient amenities with the natural beauty of one of the Southeast's most beloved reservoirs.

565 ABBOTSFORD RD.

Nestled along the pristine western shore of West Point Lake, Whitetail Ridge Campground invites you to experience waterfront camping at its finest. This tranquil retreat features 58 thoughtfully arranged sites, each equipped with electric and water hookups to ensure your comfort. Whether you're launching your day with a hot shower in the modern facilities, catching up on laundry between adventures, or simply relaxing by the water's edge, you'll find everything you need for the perfect lakeside escape. The convenient dump station makes extended stays worry-free, allowing you to focus on what matters most – creating memories in this spectacular natural setting.

954 Abbotsford Road

Nestled along the sparkling shores of West Point Lake, Holiday Campground beckons outdoor enthusiasts with 112 thoughtfully designed campsites spread across a pristine waterfront setting. Whether you're seeking the convenience of electric hookups, the simplicity of non-electric sites, the authentic experience of tent camping, or planning a memorable group gathering, this lakeside haven offers the perfect basecamp for your adventure. Between exploring the water's edge and settling into your site, challenge friends to a game on the basketball or tennis courts, or watch the kids' faces light up at the well-equipped playground.

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Nestled along the scenic Chattahoochee River, Horace King Park serves as your gateway to the sprawling waters of West Point Lake and its network of tributaries. This self-service park welcomes boaters and picnickers with convenient amenities including a boat launch, shaded picnic spots, and a reservable group shelter, while the main office stands ready by phone to assist with any questions during your visit.

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Nestled along the scenic shores of West Point Lake near LaGrange, Georgia, McGee Bridge Park offers a peaceful retreat for anglers and boaters seeking a quiet escape. As one of just three parks on the lake featuring a dedicated fishing pier, this unstaffed gem provides essential amenities including picnic areas, a waterside shelter, and convenient boat launch access—perfect for a spontaneous day trip or a few hours casting your line into the tranquil waters.

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Nestled along the pristine waters of West Point Lake just west of LaGrange, Sunny Point Park offers a perfect lakeside escape managed by the U.S. Army Corps of Engineers. This year-round recreational haven welcomes boaters, anglers, and picnickers to enjoy direct shoreline access, while the spacious Sunny Point Group Shelter provides an ideal gathering spot for families and friends looking to celebrate special moments by the water.

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Nestled along the tranquil shores of Yellowjacket Creek, this water lover's paradise offers the perfect blend of summer swimming and year-round boating adventures. Whether you're launching your boat on a crisp winter morning or spreading out your towel on the sandy swim beach during warm summer days, this unstaffed recreation area provides convenient lakeside access with a covered shelter near the boat ramp for gathering and relaxing.

425 Bob White Way, Newnan, Georgia, 30263, United States

Where the mighty Chattahoochee River curves through northwest Georgia, 2,910 acres of pristine wilderness await at Chattahoochee Bend State Park. This riverside sanctuary offers something for every outdoor enthusiast—from full-service RV sites equipped with modern hookups to secluded tent platforms perched along the water's edge. Adventure seekers can discover hidden walk-in sites nestled deep in the forest, while larger groups gather at spacious communal camping areas. Here, the river's gentle murmur replaces city noise, and each sunrise brings new opportunities to explore one of Georgia's most tranquil natural treasures.

425 Bob White Way, Newnan, Georgia, 30263, United States

954 Abbotsford Road

565 ABBOTSFORD RD.

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1001 County Road 393, Lanett, AL 36863

101 Shaefer Heard Park Road

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5886 Ridge Road, Appling, GA 30802, USA

Nestled on a scenic peninsula where pine-scented breezes meet the sparkling waters of J. Strom Thurmond Lake, Ridge Road Campground offers the perfect blend of waterfront beauty and woodland tranquility. This 63-site haven welcomes RV enthusiasts with full hookups featuring water and 50-amp electrical service, while six secluded primitive sites beckon tent campers seeking a more rustic experience. Modern comforts abound with flush and vault toilets, hot showers, and convenient laundry facilities, while outdoor enthusiasts will appreciate the boat ramp for dawn fishing expeditions and the dedicated fish-cleaning station for the day's catch. Families gather at the playground as sunset paints the lake golden, and the well-maintained dump station ensures a hassle-free stay for all.

177 A Campground Drive, Ft. Gaines, GA, 39851

Nestled along the pristine shores of Walter F. George Lake—affectionately known as Lake Eufaula—Cotton Hill Campground beckons outdoor enthusiasts with its perfect blend of modern comfort and natural tranquility. This lakeside retreat features 91 spacious sites equipped with electric and water hookups, complemented by 10 secluded primitive sites for those seeking a more rustic experience. Visitors consistently praise the campground's peaceful atmosphere and meticulously maintained grounds, where each generously sized campsite offers ample room to spread out and truly unwind beneath the canopy of Southern hardwoods.

3725 Mistletoe Road, Appling, Georgia, 30802, United States

Perched on a scenic peninsula where dawn breaks over shimmering waters and sunsets paint the sky in brilliant hues, Mistletoe State Park offers an unforgettable camping experience on the shores of Clarks Hill Lake. This waterfront paradise features 84 thoughtfully designed campsites accommodating everything from tent campers to luxury RVs, while adventurous souls can explore walk-in sites and backcountry options for a more secluded experience. For those seeking comfort without sacrificing nature's beauty, fully equipped cottages and spacious group shelters provide the perfect blend of convenience and outdoor living.

9546 HWY 87, JULIETTE, Georgia, 31046, United States

Discover your perfect lakeside retreat at Dames Ferry Campground, the exclusive gateway to the pristine waters of Lake Juliette. This 3,600-acre aquatic paradise offers campers a rare blend of waterfront serenity and outdoor adventure. Picture yourself waking up to shimmering lake views from your campsite, then spending your days exploring calm waters perfect for kayaking, fishing, or puttering around in small motorboats (25 horsepower or less). Just a stone's throw away lies the charming town of Juliette, where Hollywood history comes alive at the famous Whistle Stop Café from 'Fried Green Tomatoes.'

542 REED BINGHAM ROAD, ADEL, Georgia, 31620, United States

Escape to Reed Bingham State Park, where 1,613 pristine acres of Georgia wilderness await your discovery. Choose from 42 well-appointed campsites that welcome everything from intimate tent setups to full-service RVs, or venture deeper into nature with our secluded pioneer campground. For the ultimate adventure, paddle across the tranquil waters to claim your own private island campsite. At the heart of it all lies a stunning 375-acre lake, where anglers cast their lines into waters teeming with bass and bream, while kayakers glide past ancient tupelo trees draped in Spanish moss.

4841 Tallulah River Rd., Clayton, GA

Nestled in the heart of North Georgia's wilderness, Sandy Bottoms Campground beckons those seeking an authentic back-to-nature experience. Here, where the gentle murmur of the Tallulah River mingles with the whisper of wind through ancient hardwoods, visitors discover a pristine sanctuary that feels worlds away from modern life. This lovingly maintained riverside retreat has earned a reputation among seasoned campers for its exceptional cleanliness and the kind of profound tranquility that only comes from being surrounded by untouched forest.

80 Chitwood Cemetery Rd, White, GA 30184

Discover your perfect lakeside retreat at Upper Stamp Creek Campground, where 20 thoughtfully spaced sites await along the pristine shores of Lake Allatoona. Whether you choose a waterfront site to wake up to gentle waves lapping at the shore or settle into a spot with panoramic lake vistas, you'll find everything needed for an unforgettable stay. Cast a line from the convenient dock, cool off at the sandy swimming beach, or gather around crackling fire rings as stars emerge overhead. Modern amenities including hot showers, flush toilets, and fresh drinking water ensure comfort without sacrificing the authentic outdoor experience.

Chattahoochee-Oconee National Forest

Where the crystal-clear waters of the Toccoa River wind through Georgia's mountain wilderness, Sandy Bottoms Group Campground beckons adventurers seeking an authentic riverside retreat. This beloved destination marks the grand finale of the 13.8-mile Toccoa River Canoe Trail, where paddlers conclude their journeys amid towering trees and gentle rapids. Whether you're casting a line for native trout, floating downstream on a lazy summer afternoon, or gathering around the campfire with friends, Sandy Bottoms delivers the kind of unplugged experience that creates lasting memories. The rhythmic sound of flowing water provides nature's soundtrack as you swim in cool mountain pools, navigate rapids by kayak, or simply relax on the sandy riverbanks that give this special place its name.

405 VOGEL STATE PARK ROAD, BLAIRSVILLE, Georgia, 30512, United States

Nestled at the foot of legendary Blood Mountain, this cherished Georgia state park has welcomed nature lovers for generations. Here, where the Chattahoochee National Forest stretches endlessly before you, adventure takes many forms. Whether you're settling into a cozy cottage, pitching your tent beneath towering hardwoods, or venturing into the backcountry with just your pack, you'll find your perfect basecamp. At the heart of it all lies a pristine 22-acre lake, while miles of trails wind through forests shaped by the skilled hands of the Civilian Conservation Corps, whose stone and timber craftsmanship still stands strong today.

50 Lodge Rd, SE, Acworth, Georgia, 30102, United States

Perched above the sparkling waters of Lake Allatoona, Red Top Mountain State Park beckons outdoor enthusiasts with its perfect blend of mountain adventure and lakeside relaxation. Whether you're casting a line at sunrise, exploring winding forest trails, or cooling off in the lake's refreshing waters, this beloved Georgia destination offers something for every camper. Choose from secluded sites tucked beneath the forest canopy or lakefront spots where morning coffee comes with stunning water views.