Amazing views. Several beach areas. Picnic tables, garbage cans and some grills. $5 a day to get in.read more

This verdant area next to the dam offers a variety of activities including swimming beaches, picnic…read moreareas, and a trail. I abandoned the trail after a mile and a half because a snake was giving me the evil eye and wouldn't move, but it was a nice quiet forest. The trail passes various campgrounds and roads and the area still feels a bit urban, but for those without the time to go deep into the wilderness it is a nice option reasonably close to Augusta.

74 degrees and everything closed? Not sure why. I understand it's seasonal but there at least 50…read morepeople there wondering why!

My preferred stopoff for canal visits. This area doesn't have a ton of traffic. There is a picnic…read moreshelter with some bathrooms (albeit recently closed for repairs), a water fountain, and a fancy bridge over the canal. One can walk a substantial distance in either direction and be treated to canal views and river views. Notably, a waterfall and pond running off of the canal are near here. It's a pretty area, and while he parking lot will be crowded on a nice day I've never had any trouble getting a space and once you get out on the trail it's usually quite pleasant.

Amazing. Very friendly and helpful. Highly recommended…read more Just remember to reserve your boat or jet ski the day before. Very nice Yamaha VX Cruiser. Enjoy!

Me and my girlfriends were looking for a fun social distancing activity to celebrate my sister…read moregetting married and this spot really came through for us!! We traveled from Lexington, KY and were staying in North Augusta, SC which was only about 30-40min away. Worth the drive!! We did the Bronze Party Package for 10 of us - it was easy to book and totally affordable. This package included: 1 jet ski, 2 single kayaks, 1 tandem kayak, 2 stand-up paddleboards, and a party float/ lounger! We had fun alllll dayyyy long!! The staff was informative and took our safety seriously but also really encouraged us to have fun. Riding the jet skis was probably our favorite part! There was a picnic table right by the water that we were able to use and the water in the lake was clear. We even got to see an Eagle!!! I would absolutely recommend this place to anyone/everyone and would love to go back and visit sometime. Thanks again, y'all for such a wonderful time!!

We just got back - stayed for 4 nights in a primitive site…read more CON (ONLY RELATED TO THE PRIMITIVE SITES): - The primitive sites are in an area that is called "The Point". There is signage and so forth directing people to "The Point", although that area is only supposed to be accessed by people camping IN those sites. People were fascinated with finding "the point" but the real "point" of the area is an ACTUAL campsite. I cannot tell you the number of people that walked/rode up and down that area to explore, that were not staying there. It was really unnerving. There needs to be better signage at each campsite to let people know they can't just ride into the sites (which happened to us multiple times each day). Maybe signs that say: SITE OCCUPIED/NO LAKE ACCESS/TRAIL CLOSED UNLESS CAMPING IN SITES H1-H6? Primitive isn't primitive when you're always having visitors. PROS - the fishing was great! - the bathrooms that had showers were as clean as you could expect - staff at the shop were nice (and honest) :) - nice public area to walk around parts of the lake RANDOM THINGS TO NOTE: - primitive sites do not have electricity and you have to hike your things in (which was good for us, but might not be your cup of tea) - there is a shop with bait about 5-10 minutes away :) - all sites are lakefront - the geese don't care what time it is/when you want them to be quiet. :) OVERALL The star lost is because people kept rolling into/through our site to find "the point". This was our second visit - we will be back for sure. :)

A much needed weekend getaway.. the camp sites are pretty close together but who cares when you're…read morelake-front? Admittedly, it was pretty noisy at night but as much is to be expected on a weekend.. and noise travels so easily over the water. My friend and I enjoyed bird watching, cooking over an open flame, hammocking, and resonating with the outdoors. The campsite restrooms were surprisingly well kept and even had showers. I was able to bring my dog and she, too, enjoyed herself. Offered is: primitive camping, tent sites, and RV sites. We were late reserving so we ended up reserving an RV site for our tent but it was very spacious! It had a running water pipe, electrical box, and heated fire pit. Absolutely divine. We will be back soon!

Great place to picnic and camp. Everyone is so friendly and the sites are nice Love the ease of…read moremaking my reservations. Can't wait to go back.

This is one of the few places open currently from the COVID closures that has beach access on the…read morelake. It costs $3 for entrance with a car. Today it was extremely crowded. We were able to find a nook to keep our distance from people but some people were just inconsiderate and frankly dumb. There was a fowl smell near the swimming area, I don't know what it was exactly. The water is a bit murky. They do have grills to access. You can rent campsites here. They have restrooms. The ice cream truck came through. They have a boat ramp, fishing spots, a frisbee golf course, hiking and horse riding trails and just a lot to do.

All the Georgia state parks are good, but I consider Mistletoe to be among the best. The park is…read morebeautiful and situated on the banks of the Clark's Hill Lake. Campsites are electric with water and spaced nicely so you have some breathing room between campers. Many of the sites are waterfront and quite a few have water access for swimming or boat launches. If you get a site on one of the peninsulas the views are breathtaking. Trails can be found around the park. There are also cabins for rent as well as a primitive group site that can be rented. The registration office carries some basic supplies including wood and ice. There are laundry facilities on site if you are staying longer. Comfort stations with flush toilets and showers are in great shape and kept very clean. If you aren't camping for $5 you can launch a boat from the park or enjoy the public beach area.

Such a great state park! This one sits off I20, outside of Augusta, and about 20 minutes off the…read morehighway. My family owns property near this park, so I've been coming here for about 35 years now. Clark's Hill Lake provides the background for scenery (Clark's Hill Lake borders Georgia and South Carolina). Recently did a trip here to celebrate my aunt's late husband. We utilized the Beach House on-site for the presentation. The Beach House has bathrooms, full kitchen, projector screen, tables & chairs and a nice patio area overlooking the lake. It serves as a multi-use venue for weddings, celebrations and gatherings. The Beach House also provides a big swimming area and recreation area. One thing great about this park is that it truly has all amenities for your needs, including: - Camping - Pioneer Camping - Cabin & Log Cabin Rentals ($150/$165 night) - Hiking Trails - Boat Ramp - Kayak/Canoe Rentals - Playgrounds - Full bathrooms complete with showers - Electricity - Multiple pavilions for eating/socializing - On-site Store that has everything for camping (ice, fire logs, bait, souvenirs, snacks, camping supplies, etc) - Grassy areas to play lawn games - Enough roads to walk/run on (about 5 miles) My aunt rented a cabin for my sister and my cousin, and the cabin was clean and comfy. The cabins have 4 beds, fridge, dishwasher, all eating supplies you'll need, towels/wash cloths, fire pit area, lake access, porch with chairs, grill, DirectTV, stove, toaster/coffee maker, etc. They didn't have Wi-Fi, which I thought was really odd. Also, the lake access has a DEEP drop off by the bank. Great if you're leaving a boat anchored there but not convenient for kids swimming. Looking forward to coming back again and camping next time, and highly recommend visiting!

Veterans only campground. A great stopping point if you are on the river. I recommend stopping for…read morea break on your pontoon boat. There is a picnic area and I saw several families enjoying the camp ground.

Points West Army Resort in Appalling. GA is a beautiful and scenic area with a lot of ammonites to…read moreaccommodate your camping, boating or outdoor cool-out. Also, a high end convention center on property. You can rent boats, cabins, cottages, RV slabs with complete hookups also, primitive camping (if your lucky enough to get one). I often visit to simply enjoy the views or unwind from a long work week

Amazing route to go on a walk or bike ride. The trail runs parallel with the Savannah River, so the…read moreview is stunning and very peaceful. Been here few times and it can get pretty crowded during the late afternoon with people taking their evening stroll, runners, bikers. There is also a kayak renting area. I've seen groups rent out kayaks and leisurely make their way down the river. The park serves many recreational purposes, highly recommend checking it out. They have few rest rooms that are well kept and managed with even a medical emergency supply room incase of any incidents. The grounds are kept very clean too and lots of public parking available. Disclaimer, lots of nats flying around once weather warms up.

Good place to go walking and listen to music through your headphones. You will pass by all kinds of…read morepeople. You will also pass by some beautiful scenery. The only issue there seems to be even though the park has signs and provides bags to clean up after the pets. You have to watch carefully where you step along the way.

Mistletoe State Park is a 1,972 acre (Georgia state park located northwest of Augusta, Georgia on…read morethe southern shore of Lake Strom Thurmond. The park gets its name from Mistletoe Corners, a local area where people gather to pick mistletoe during the winter holiday season. Its strategic location on the lake makes it one of the great bass fishing spots in the nation. The park also offers public beaches and eight miles of nature trails. Mistletoe State Park offers 84 Tent/Trailer/RV Sites, 10 Cottages, 1 Fisherman's Cabin, 1 Tent Cabin, 1 Beachhouse, a Sand Beach, 3 Boat Ramps, 4 Walk-In Campsites, 1 Pioneer Campground, 5 Picnic Shelters, 1 Group Shelter, and 3 Backcountry Campsites. So, if your looking for a good place to go fishing, camping or swimming this is definitely a great place to do it. We enjoyed ourselves when we were there but we love the outdoors!

First time for us visiting this campground. We have a 35' 5th wheel and had no issue getting in and…read moreset up. After walking around and scouting out other spots, could not really rule out any spot that I couldn't get in. The only thing bad about camping is the other people. No consideration for others wanting to take advantage of a relaxing weekend. Packing up and pulling out between 4:30-6:00am is beyond me. Anyways. Good place. Bath houses are okay, just bring your shower shoes. Bring your own fire wood too