Beautiful and quiet place. A little too small for me but still an awesome place to stay.read more

This is a relatively constructed park built for camping. The centerpiece is a set of freshwater…read moresprings. A boardwalk surrounds them, and they are a nice sight. I expect it would be better if you could take a boat or something to get a closer look. Various other trails run through the forest, but predictably the amount of flying insects was high so I didn't spend a ton of time. There was a cost to park, which would be more worth it if one spent the day.

First, let me say I have stayed an RV parks for several years from Texas to South Carolina and…read moreKentucky to Florida and have never had an experience this bad There was no one here to check me in, had to use some SMS service to get information, water and electricity hook ups are on the opposite side, grass and weeds were at least 11 inches high, the sewer hook up is a odd configuration, no stores nearby sell an adapter to fit, the park is extremely noisy at least up til 830 pm with loud cars and dirt bikes, no security at all that I saw, I booked for 3 weeks but left after 3 days, still trying to get my money back.

Nice site (#10), but we needed the bath house, and it had no toilet paper the whole weekend nor was…read moreit ever cleaned. Luckily we carry TP and wipes. The hot water went MIA on Day 3.

i live here and it is a good place…read more ‼‼‼‼‼‼‼‼‼‼‼‼‼‼‼‼‼‼‼‼‼‼‼‼‼‼‼‼‼‼‼‼‼ come check them out they got places to go to that picnic tables with a tv nature, trails dog park washer and dryer showers restroom best of all the water, the light power, the land, all in one and whatever day you pay it the first day is the day you pay every month

The most friendly campground. The owners are so hospitable. We loved the outdoors and walking…read moretrails. Extremely clean bathrooms! Would recommend this to anyone.

Wow! When you step near the waters of this park and see the Cypress trees in near-black water, your…read moreimagination just may sweep you back in time to an earlier era in Earth's history, perhaps, the Pleistocene Era? These waters make you wonder whether some prehistoric creature will launch out of the waters at you if you get too close. Yet, you'll see kayakers padding all about these waters. Located in Twin City, Georgia, is a serene retreat spanning 1,634 acres with a 412-acre mill pond surrounded by cypress and tupelo trees draped in Spanish moss, creating a picturesque and tranquil environment. The park's centerpiece is the historic Parrish Mill, a combination gristmill, sawmill, covered bridge, and dam built in 1880. The mill, restored in 1998, occasionally operates and can grind up to 200 pounds of corn per hour, offering visitors a glimpse into its rich history. Outdoor enthusiasts can enjoy a variety of activities, including fishing, kayaking, canoeing, and hiking. The park offers 11 miles of trails for hikers, runners, and cyclists, as well as opportunities to spot wildlife like gopher tortoises, blue herons, and white ibis. For accommodations, the park provides lakeside camping, cozy cottages, picnic shelters, and a conference center.

Beautiful lake for kayaking. Cottages on premise and primitive camping sites. Not far from route…read more16. Workers were pleasant.

Beautiful location on J. Strom Thurmond Lake! Most of the spots are on the lake, or have a view of…read morethe lake. We were there in April, and found the campground to be very quiet and peaceful all 5 days we were there. Over the weekend, even with the campground filling up, it was still peaceful. The spots are well distanced from each other. It was a bit cold for swimming, but we did walk to the edge and try fishing. My only complaint is the online booking - there is a lack of photos of each site, and it's really hard to tell what the access to the water looks like. Some of the spots have an easier access to get into the water than others, especially for small children. We used campsitephotos.com to get an idea of what the sites looked like.

This is a beautiful campground. It is well maintained, and has a lot of different camp sites to…read morechoose from. You can book them online and see them on the map. It's best to come drive around and scope out which one you want first because some of these have amazing views! Site 54 has a great view and access to the lake about 20 yards away. No matter what site you choose you will be fairly close to the restroom and showers. Very peaceful place all around.

Thomas is a great host very friendly and helpful. The bar and restaurant at campground is excellentread more

From the owner: Call or Text (478)365-3332 TODAY to reserve your perfect spot. Coleman Lake has 100 years of…read morehistory. We Welcome Remote/Traveling workers, families, and those looking for a vacation close to nature. Our atmosphere is relaxing, and we are big rig friendly. Come enjoy the true joys of family fun by surrounding yourself with nature at Coleman Lake!

Quiet peaceful get away. I enjoyed my stay very much. Staff…read morewas helpful and friendly

Decided to visit to go canoeing. The campground have a modest amount Of kayaks and canoes. The…read morerental fees range $25-$50. They provide transportation to the start point (10-12 min drive) for the guest and all their equipment. The trip to cost approximately two hours without much effort. The trip can last probably as many as 3 to 4 hours if you just coast and make pit stops along the way. They have a longer trips if desired.

Excellent RV Park. Not a Campground so don't expect campfires and camp games or a pool or a…read moreplayground. Don't come for that and don't leave a nasty review because you didn't get it. That is not here. This is a nice quiet place to come off the road for a night or a week or a month and park your rig and enjoy the city. Close to restaurants and shopping. Full, level, easy to back into sites. Picnic table and patio at every site. Excellent friendly management.

We just stopped for an overnight layover but what we saw was nice. We did get to have a look on…read morethe way out In the whole campground seemed well organized and tidy. Our spot was very spacious and roomy. Grass, concrete pad and a picnic table. When I called to pay for our reservation ahead of time the guy on the phone was friendly.

They are doing cool things in bowman at soac. We brought our Boy Scout troop there to camp for the…read moreweekend and run the obstacle course. The staff was wonderful. Both hospitable and attentive to safety. Scouts had a blast on the course. Some played disk golf as well. Campsites were nice with access to running water and fire pits. Situated in a you pine stand. I highly recommend the venue. They are working hard to develop the place. Everything centers around "the hub" which offers a nice place to gather.

Awesome place owned and managed by awesome people. Time spent there has always been "well spent".read more

This is my 11th year bringing a groups of university students to learn about soils. Ruth Mead is a…read moresuper awesome person. She loves her job!

The name would be an ace Scrabble play if it weren't a proper noun (I assume; I see no explanation…read moreof where this word comes from on their website). The park scores high on its own merits, however. The area is substantial, and includes both boardwalks through some classic wetlands, an educational complex that includes a lab and a conference center, a playground, and a series of artificial wetlands created as part of a reclamation project. Despite the nearby local airport, I experienced minimal distractions. Though it wasn't the greatest weather day, I did see wildlife, including some fairly horrific-looking spiders and a raptor of some sort that allowed me to get unusually close (I stumbled on it before carefully walking away). Alligators were not visible, and in my experience they do tend to hide on colder days, but I definitely believe there were some around. It's a great resource for the community, and it's free. If I were local, I would be checking out the event calendar.