Busy park. Lots of boaters using the boat ramp. Park is…read moreclean and well maintained. Reservations are required for the cabins and campgrounds. Pay attention to check in times. Late check is can not happen with the cabins. Wildlife is in abundance. Both in the water and out of it. We were greeted with Momma skunk and her 2 babies!

This park is extraordinary. Upon checkin, the park ranger may tell you what this place looked like…read morebefore a hurricane took out all of the trees that once surrounded the picturesque lake. And yet, it's still a beautiful, serene spot to visit. Seminole State Park in Donaldsonville, Georgia, is a place where wanderers and nature lovers alike can uncover the quiet beauty of the Deep South. Nestled along the shores of Lake Seminole, this park offers a rich mix of outdoor adventures and calm spaces that make it more than just another stop on your map. One of the park's standout features is the lake itself. This vast reservoir is a dream for anglers, with bass and crappie practically waiting for your line. But even if fishing isn't your thing, the lake provides a spectacular backdrop for kayaking, paddleboarding, or simply sitting on its edge as herons glide low over the water. The sunsets here? They feel like personal moments of art painted just for you. For RV travelers, the park rolls out the welcome mat. Spacious campsites, many shaded by tall pines, come equipped with water and electrical hookups, as well as picnic tables. You'll also find a convenience station with showers, because comfort isn't forgotten here, even in the midst of rugged natural beauty. Some of the sites are close enough to the water that you can step out of your rig and cast a line right away. Beyond the lake, the park has trails that are friendly to both beginners and seasoned hikers. The Gopher Tortoise Nature Trail is a local favorite, winding through sandy, wooded areas where you might spot the park's namesake tortoises or catch sight of deer moving quietly among the trees. There's a sense of discovery here, as each turn can unveil a new scene of quiet beauty. Families will appreciate the playgrounds and open spaces that offer room to roam, while the picnic shelters are ideal for a shared meal under the shade. There's even a mini-golf course, adding a playful touch to your visit. Whether you're traveling solo, as a couple, or with the whole family in tow, Seminole State Park manages to cater to everyone without losing its sense of seclusion. Visiting this park is less about ticking off attractions and more about the experience of being there. It's a place where the rustle of leaves and the ripple of water remind you to slow down and reconnect--with the outdoors, with your loved ones, or even just with yourself.

This review is about the tubing. I can't really say I had a…read moregreat time. There were so many trees down in the water we had to constantly get out and figure out how to get our tubes free. I mean, I get it. You can't control where trees fall, but a warning would've been pretty helpful. The guy who gave us instructions in the beginning told us to go a certain way when we got to the bridge, directions which got us trapped in a huge tree in very fast moving water. In the end, we did sign the form saying they weren't responsible for us getting hurt, we just didn't expect how much hurt we were in for. As far as front desk customer service goes... helpful information, not so helpful attitudes.

I enjoyed the tubing itself, everything was beautiful. But it's hard to shake first impressions. As…read moresoon as we pulled up on the property, an employee stuck his head in our car window and before we could say anything to him he said "yeah, I'm not wearing a mask and I don't care." He gave us parking instructions and a waiver and said, "sign this about all that COVID bull crap." Our car group was not assumed. Most of the other staff seemed friendly enough and most wore masks, but they didn't not require masks worn inside the building. Then on the tubing ride a local started screaming at as from her house because "I find too much litter down there!!" We weren't doing anything wrong so I don't know why she felt the need to scream at us. The people who live on the river clearly resent the tubers.

Unfortunately, I had a disappointing experience with Cave Adventurers…read more During my second day of training, I broke a finger and asked the instructor, Edd, whether I could complete the remaining portion of the course once my finger healed. Since I had already paid the full $900 upfront, he agreed. About two months later, I contacted him to schedule the remaining training days, but I started receiving multiple excuses and delays. I even offered to pay an additional $150 to accommodate the situation, but in the end, I was told I would need to pay another instructor $600 extra to complete the final two days because Edd no longer wanted to honor his original agreement. I understand unexpected situations can happen, but I was disappointed by the lack of follow-through and professionalism after paying in full and relying on the promise that was made.

Some of the best training I've ever had. Edd is an amazing instructor. He will get you set up and…read moretrained. I was a solid student when I left his class. He pushes you to be proficient and knowledgeable about the training you are getting. You are missing out if you don't get training with Edd.

A little off the beaten path is Torreya SP. If you are looking for peace and quiet while camping…read morethis park is for you. A small campground with 30 sites, 2 yurts and one cracker cabin. Bath facilities are on the older side but very clean with excellent water pressure and HOT water. The camp hosts, while we were there, were very friendly, helpful and informative. Sites 1-9 are on the narrow side and close with little privacy between sites. Site 10 is the cracker cabin. Sites 11-15 are longer with better tree coverage between sites. Sites 16-30 are wider and spaced apart better. Electric and water hookup. Dump station nearby. Steep hiking trails. We were there in March and we were warned about the many copperhead snakes. We saw one a a hike as it crossed our path. Also there is a need to check for ticks after being in woods. Plan to visit the Gregory House which is located in the park. It is an old 1849 home decorated with period furniture and worth the visit. Tours are on certain days and time. Cost is $3. We had views of some beautiful sunsets to end our days. It is about a 20-30 minute ride into Bristol for any supplies you may need as there is no camp store. Campground host sells ice and firewood- cost during our stay was $5.

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The plantation is unbelievable the hunting the fishing the people, the food the service best…read morehunting experience I've ever had with all kind of southern hospitality to go with it!!!!! five star rating

booked a trip with family for the quail hunting, it was the best hunting experience I completely…read morerecommend going. i recommend choosing Connor or Brandon as your tour guide. the cabins you stay in are beautiful and clean the overall service from everyone is amazing.

Last year was such a blast that I did it again and brought a friend. We had an absolute amazing…read moretime. The staff was great, the food was great, the hunting was even better than last year. I can't say enough about how much we enjoyed it. I'd definitely go again.

RECOMMEND -- A premier quail hunting resort near the Florida border in southwest Georgia ("Deep…read moreDixie"). Family-owned. Offers traditional plantation bob white quail hunting experience (walk-up with two shooters at a time with guide in between; pointers holding and flushing dogs to kick the coveys up). Never a disappointment. What's different? Travel around the property on horseback or mule-pulled carriages -- this is done in the 19th century GA plantation quail hunting tradition. I like it. Orvis-certified and two Beretta trident awards. Lodging is true 5-Star quality; no expense spared in the construction and furnishings. The food is Southern cuisine, delicious and plentiful, and the owner-hosts and the help are gracious folks. Comfortable guest visiting spaces in the main lodge. Great outdoor veranda views in the evening. The Best Part: Lots of prime forested land to cover; plenty of fast-flying tasty birds. In the field, the hunting guides are expert, pleasant and helpful, the dogs are reliable, and the bob white quail are screaming fast; I call them 'rocket quail'; not your typical 'popcorn' quail from the usual local hatcheries -- .410 gauge shooters will be challenged and cycling a pump gun is a handicap here. These birds are gone in a blink, so shoot fast or forget it. Like quick-draw trick shots. Rare to get a 'double'. Trust me.

Nice enough park right on the water. It has several pavilions and benches and has a general good…read morefeel about the place. There is a lot about ramp and it had quite a few trucks with boat trailers there.

This guy is one of a kind, decades of experience , knowledge and the willingness to make it right…read more Evinrude and Johnson Outboards, no one better, fair price great work.