Vogel State Park is one of North Georgia's most scenic and well-kept spots, perfect for anyone who loves the outdoors. The lake is a great place to fish, whether you're an experienced angler or just relaxing on the shore with family. The hiking trails are well-marked and offer a mix of easy loops and more challenging climbs, all with stunning mountain and forest views.The new visitor center is a real highlight--it's modern, clean, and packed with helpful information about the park's history, wildlife, and local attractions. The staff is friendly and always ready with tips on the best hiking routes or picnic areas.Overall, Vogel State Park is a peaceful escape that combines natural beauty, recreation, and great facilities. It's definitely worth a visit year-round. read more

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What a beautiful campground! It's so nice at night curled up in our teardrop camper. Each reserved lot has access to electricity, a picnic table, and a nice fire pit. One thing I really enjoyed were the private bathrooms. Each has a toilet, sink (with handsoap), and a shower that can be adjusted for small children. The bathrooms are kept sparkling clean by the park. Dogs are more than welcome. In fact, most of the people there brought one or two dogs. The lots vary in size from canvas tent and car all the way to travel bus. It's great for a weekend trip away from the city noise! read more

Vogel State Park - Our little camper. O1-02-2025 - Vacation Rentals Near Me - Blairsville, Georgia

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We are spending three days here at Campsite #10. A little bit uphill backing in but got it in on my third attempt. Nice level site, all service connections work and no problems. Plenty of amenities at this park playground, 3-6 trails to walk, miniature golf for only $5.00 each. Lovely campgrounds will definitely be back in the future. Plenty of pavilions to have large parties and people over. Looking at doing Easter here next year for the family. Camp sites for RV, tents, cottages and it appears to be large log cabins. They have a small beach area and paddle boats. Main office has plenty of amenities they are also in the process of building a new offices and check in facilities. Does take away from the parking in the lot which could be difficult it 2-3 trailers show up at the same time. We enjoyed the area and time at this facility read more

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Nice hiking and beautiful leaves. Great staff. The lake is so relaxing to sit by. You could go for the day or stay for a week and have a great time at any age. read more

Vogel State Park - Fall - Vacation Rentals Near Me - Blairsville, Georgia

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Vogel State Park in Blairesville, GA is a great stop. They have a lake you can swim in a miniature golf course and cabins you can rent. It's also a great park to pitch a tent and camp out. They have a little shop that sells souvenirs and camping essentials. read more

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Vogel State Park is Georgia's second oldest state park, founded in 1931. The first? Indian Springs State Park, also founded in 1931. There was actually a lot of road construction on the highway leading to Vogel which slowed things down. Hopefully that was just a limited-time situation. As with all the state parks, there's a $5 entry fee. We parked by the visitors center and then walked over to the Bear Hair Gap Trail trailhead. Out of 4 different trails, Bear Hair Gap is a 4.1 mile partial loop with some views at an overlook. A fair amount of signage seemed to be missing which was annoying. No bear encounters. My favorite aspects were strolling by the stream and looking at the wildflowers! Besides hiking, there are plenty of other activities to choose from. The centerpiece Lake Trahlyta (a mid-1930s product of the Civilian Conservation Corps) was busy. The numerous cabins were pretty occupied. I noticed a mini-golf course. And there's always picnicking and just hanging out with family in the great outdoors. read more

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Beautiful Sate Park with a lot of camp hosts all around and a store that is well stocked with everything you could possibly need during your stay except the firewood that wasn't dry at all, just smoke and not enough heat to have a nice fire but of course how can I get a refund on that, just have to eat it I guess. We originally booked site 38 that was available and when I did the booking I thought I was lucky to find a pull through, really? no! nobody wants this site because the road goes uphill and the site being a pull through has the same incline as the road so no matter in which direction you park you will never be level. The utilities are on the side next to the road so the logic is to go all they way to the loop and come back to park downhill, under this conditions there is just no way in hell somebody can level a motorhome, not even with automatic leveler and blocks together. Whoever designed this campground had never been camping period. Not all sites are level but if you are lucky they will let you move to a better spot if available, the lady in the office was awesome because she gave me a list of all the available sites and I went around and chose site 9 no issues there like the previous night. 38.52 per night no sewer was ok while we were on business near Blairsville Do not take site 38 at two dollars over the regular sites. When asked for a refund was told State Parks don't issue refunds, you chose your site you live with it Took one star for the ripoff site 38 and another for the firewood being cut in July or early August Minus 15 stars to the camp designer 5 stars to the people in the store read more

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This is a gorgeous state park nestled in the mountains in the Chattahoochee National Forest. We stopped by heading back from Murphy, NC and loved the gorgeous views of the mountains and the lake. It had recently snowed so there was still snow on the ground which added to the beauty. We walked the loop trail around the lake which can lead you down to view Trahlyta Falls. The trail leading down was a little scary since there was still some ice and mud from melting snow, but it wasn't too difficult and the view of the falls was worth it. There are cabins at the park and additional trails with varying difficulty levels and lengths. I'd love to come back when it's a bit warmer to experience some of the lake activities and walk some of the other trails. The park is definitely worth a stop to take in the beautiful landscape and you could easily enjoy a weekend here exploring. read more

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First time there. We only did a drive through. It was crowded and all the camping sites and tent sites were full. The park employees are all very nice. There is a lot of places to walk and is not strenuous for older people. There are also plenty of more strenuous trails for those that want to do it read more

Vogel State Park - Water fall at Vogel State Park - Vacation Rentals Near Me - Blairsville, Georgia

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Beautiful state park where you can camp or rent their hard site cabins. There is a little lake and a water fall (Falls bottom) which is a very easy walk. My mom worked here for years, so I have way too many things that say "Vogel State Park" at this point. Also, do NOT leave good out because there are black bears who come around frequently. Don't be the reason they have to put down a black bear. read more

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Vogel is located at the base of Blood Mountain in the Chattahoochee National Forest, and is one of the oldest state parks in Georgia, how cool is that? I'm a sucker for waterfalls views and usually to get to them means I have to exhaust myself. I loved the fact that at Vogel it was the contrary. The trail to get to the waterfall is only 1.1 miles round trip and it's super easy! The trail starts near the visitor center, you can walk from either the left, or right side of the lake until you pass a bridge, and then the real trail begins. The short spur descends and you can immediately hear the sound of rushing water. It's priceless. This waterfall, lake, and trail are named for Trahlyta, a local Cherokee woman who is also buried near this mountains. There's so much stuff to do here. Other than the waterfall, you can also go fishing, hiking, Miniature Golfing, paddling, swimming and so much more. Bike, Kayak, Paddleboard, Pedalboat, & Aquacycle rentals are available! There's plenty of parking available and it's $5 per car. Annual passes are available as well! ESPAÑOL Vogel se encuentra en la base de Blood Mountain en el bosque nacional Chattahoochee, y es uno de los parques estatales más antiguos de Georgia, ¿qué tan genial es eso? Soy fanática de las vistas de las cascadas y, por lo general, llegar a ellas significa que tengo que agotarme. Me encantó el hecho de que en Vogel era todo lo contrario. El sendero para llegar a la cascada es de solo 1.1 millas de ida y vuelta y es muy fácil! El sendero comienza cerca del centro de visitantes, puede caminar desde el lado izquierdo o derecho del lago hasta pasar un puente, y luego comienza el sendero real. El espolón corto desciende e inmediatamente se puede escuchar el sonido del agua corriendo. No tiene precio. Esta cascada, lago y sendero llevan el nombre de Trahlyta, una mujer cherokee local que también está enterrada cerca de estas montañas. Hay tantas cosas que hacer aquí. Además de la cascada, también puedes ir de pesca, senderismo, golf en miniatura, remar, nadar y mucho más. Alquiler de bicicletas, kayak, paddleboard, bote a pedal y aquacycle están disponibles! Hay mucho estacionamiento disponible y cuesta $ 5 por automóvil. ¡Los pases anuales también están disponibles! read more

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Came here for a relaxing camping weekend and was not disappointed. I wanted one of the walk-in tent sites in the main tent area but was disappointed to see they were all booked. Chose instead another tent site listed at the end of the regular trailer camping area and LOVED the spot. Very large area with direct access to the creek running right beside it. Despite the fact that I could park my car right beside the campsite, the other trailers in the area are separated far enough that I couldn't really hear them over the sound of the creek running. Lots of space and trees to hang hammocks and for a dog to enjoy the space. The bathrooms are also all brand new and beautiful. Extremely clean and very well kept. I regularly saw park staff there checking on them to make sure everything was adequately stocked. Best bathrooms/showers at a campground I've ever come across. We also hiked the bear gap trail while we were there and it was a great trail. And of course the lake and waterfall at the park are also beautiful. All in all, I can't wait to come back to this spot again! read more

Vogel State Park - Vacation Rentals Near Me - Blairsville, Georgia

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We visit Vogel every year in the summer. Usually we reserve a campground spot for our camper, but we've also booked the cabins when visiting with friends. The cabins have been recently renovated and look wonderful, however, the sofa is small, uncomfortable, and upholstered with scratchy fabric. Looks like its the same sofa selected for all of the upgraded cabins too, which is unfortunate. Regardless, you can't beat the views and hiking opportunities at this beautiful park! My husband and I loved coming here so much that after 10 years of visiting, we decided to get married in Blairsville this year. All because of Vogel. read more

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On a cold windy late November day, the park was mine! My fleece and gortex kept me warm while hiking. Georgia has some nice state parks and this is one of them. Basically I use the parks for hiking. Today was short hike around Lake Trahlyta with spur trail to the water falls (pictured). With the recent rains, the falls were beautiful. This was about 1 mile and relatively flat. On previous occasion hiked the nature trail, which is less than a mile and couple hundred feet of elevation. My favorite hike here is the "bear hair gap" trail, which has nice overlook of the lake. It is about 4 miles long with 700 feet of elevation gain. This trail is in the state park and national forest, which is non issue to the hikers, other than the boundary markers as you are hiking. Vogel is on route 19 / 129, which is very scenic drive in North Georgia. read more

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We were at Vogel back in the middle of Sept. 2024 and yes there was some inconvenience because of the construction of the of the new welcome center being built but you know as time goes on and more and more people come to enjoy the park, improvements need to be made. Think about expressways, without improvements just imagine the horrors you would have without them, without additional lanes, this does not stop most people from using the expressway. We had to take the long way around the loop to get in and out of cabin #20, we even had to get the construction people to move their truck so we could get to our cabin across the cabin yard, could not use the cabin driveway but we understood their plight and moved on, no problem. We have been going to Vogel for 45+ years, its a place we find peace and enjoy Gods beauty. We plan on being there for Thanksgiving for a few days and will return on Christmas. Be thankful that there are places like this to enjoy, slow down and smell the roses or like kind. read more

I didn't think I was going to make it through the winding road and sharp turns that lead us to Vogel State Park. I had suggested this as a day drive on a long weekend after reading A fellow Yelpers's review. Honestly, I was so mad at my DH (darling husband) for putting me through that ride and not turning around half way there, that by the time we reached the park I was no longer speaking to him. I am so glad he didn't listen to me. This park is absolutely beautiful, there were so many families there, biking and enjoying the day. The outpost had some really neat little Knick knacks and plenty of essentials if you are staying over night. The restrooms were clean, the grounds were spotless. The lake water was so clean and so was the beach area. We didn't do any of the long trails, however we did walk around the lake and found some really cool mushrooms and plants. We had tons of fun miniature golfing, then eating a picnic by the large pavilion. It was such a beautiful place, I can't wait to go back and spend a couple of days there. read more

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There's way too much to do. Small parking fee. Mini-golf is $5 a person, per course and they've got two 18-hole courses. About a one mile loop around the lake, the end of the loop will take you down to the falls. The rushing water is super peaceful. The observatory deck is small and gets crowded. read more

Vogel State Park - Down past the dam. - Vacation Rentals Near Me - Blairsville, Georgia

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Great park to take your family!! Awesome place to swim and take little hikes. Waterfall is neat! I have not rented a cabin here so I can't comment on them . But we take day trips here to swim in the lake and spend a day outside. Definitely worth it!! Little messy with the construction but if you can get past that, definitely worth a go!! read more

The reason why I have a place in Georgia because of this beautiful park. They have a great little campground ,beach area, Little store great place to take your dog and walk around the huge pond And get the best photos read more

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Five stars aren't enough! The magic of this place has been enjoyed by our family now for four generations! Camping or cabins, the accommodations are comfortable and well maintained. So many things to do around the park and in the area, and it's fun any time of the year! read more

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Do you want to get a good lake and mountain view without having to walk miles? Do you want to just leisurely walk and not feel out of breath? Do you want to add a waterfall with that? Vogel State Park. Yes, seriously. Just pay $5 since it's a state park. Or you could have the annual pass. If Vogel State Park is too easy for you and you feel you haven't fulfill your fitness. Go to Helton Creek Falls down the street, and go a little farther for DeSoto Falls. Vogel State Park has great camping too. It is spacious. On top of that, they have boat, kayak, and canoe rental too. The watefall is pretty, very short hike to get to also. I really like Vogel State Park. 199/2019 read more

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We spent two days at Vogel State Park and loved it (minus the construction projects). We were in site 46 which was the start of the best RV sites at Vogel. The lake was beautiful and the park is nestled in the middle of beautiful mountains. We had full hookups and they even had put down bark mulch in each camp site! We were impressed when we asked for a list of wineries in the area and they had one printed out! If you are looking for onsite putt putt golf, great hiking, beautiful views, a clean lake , and great camp sites, this is the place for you! Highly recommended! read more

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This review is for the mini-golf, located at the visitor center. After being disappointed at the Pigs Gone Amuk course up the road (they wouldn't let us play because they didn't have adequate staff at the adjacent restaurant, which also runs the mini-golf), we headed here to play mini-golf on National Miniature Golf Day. Vogel has two courses situated side by side. One is the 'regular' 18 hole course and the other is the 'handicap' course. The latter being more amenable to wheelchair navigation. We played both. In fact the person at the register said we should catch our ball before it dives into the hole on 18 (where it can't be retrieved) and head over the the handicap course. So, two rounds for the price of one! Both courses are in really good shape. There are a lot of mini-golf courses that look like no one ever does any maintenance - torn artificial grass, cracks in the surface, missing mats, etc - but not here. The handicap course looks to be new - it was in really great shape. As far as difficulty and interest, neither are the amusement park, hit-between-the-windmill-blades kind of mini-golf. These are the basic putt around obstacles, corners and slopes design. Which is the kind I prefer. While trying to hit a ball into a dragon's mouth is fun, those courses are often the ones that disappoint because of bad or non-existent maintenance. So, if you're staying at the park or are just serious mini-golf fans, head over to Vogel for a round. After all, it's only two hours from Atlanta! read more

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Best state park in Georgia The renovations will really make this a greater place Visit the CC C museum read more

Vogel is a great state park! The entrance, lake, and main parts of the park are beautiful and so well kept. We didn't get a map until we were walking back to our car, which made it slightly difficult to follow a hiking trail, but we enjoyed it and will be prepared with a map next time! read more

Completely delighted. The cabin was nicely decorated, with a well apportioned kitchen with GE appliances and enough cook and bakeware that you could easily cook a full meal. The living room had a lovely wood fireplace, the TV's are newer and fitted with Roku (you use your own log-in for various services, and there are free channels). The outside porch had rocking chairs, and the fire pit had Adirondack chairs. I think we were in an older cabin, so we did not have a dishwasher, but it looks like the newer ones do have that convenience. Note things you need to bring: soap, shampoo/conditioner, hair dryer. Linens are provided including plenty of towels, but not hotel-type amenities. Also, the Wi-fi was good, but my Verizon cell service was 1 bar, so be prepared to switch to w-fi calling. read more

Simply put, I like it here! There is a beautiful lake for paddle boarding and canoeing, scenic mountain views, log cabins and cottages you can rent nightly, a secluded summer camp-like vibe, a small manmade beach, a COVERED BRIDGE, General Store, hiking trails, grills, picnic shelters, and even a beautiful waterfall. In my book of nature, this is like batting a thousand. The trail to the waterfall is short, especially if you make a right past the visitor's center until it dead ends at a gravel parking area. You'll walk along the north western shoreline of the lake until you reach a marked opening near the spillway. The trail winds down to a newly reconstructed deck at the base of the falls. To get a picture of the FULL falls, you'd have to climb down the steep dirt embankment near the deck and cross over hazardous slick lose stones. Definitely take precautions and heed the signs advising you NOT to step foot on the slippery spillway above. AMENITIES 233 Acres 22 Acre Lake 34 Cottages 57 Tent, Trailer & RV Campsites 22 Tent & Pop-Up Campsites 18 Walk-In Campsites 1 Pioneer Campground 4 Picnic Shelters 1 Group Shelter (seats 90)  1 Lake Pavilion (seats 100) Sand Beach -- seasonal Civilian Conservation Corps Museum -- seasonal General Store Playground Hiking (17 miles of trails) Miniature Golf (fee) -- ADA accessible Paddling Swimming Weddings -- park approval required Bike Rental -- seasonal Kayak, Paddleboard, Pedalboat, & Aquacycle Rental -- seasonal Wi-Fi -- available at the Visitor Center, museum, group shelter, picnic shelters & cottages FINAL THOUGHTS A peaceful and tranquil utopia perfect for resting the mind, the body and the soul located at the base of Blood Mountain. I was in the area hiking @ nearby Helton Falls & Desoto Falls when a fellow hiker told me of the waterfall here. I didn't know there was so much more, and definitely plan to spend a weekend in one of their many cabins. I still can't believe they have a covered bridge. If you've been reading my reviews at all, you KNOW how absolutely delighted I was over that surprise. It's not a huge state park, but it doesn't need to be. It packs a nice punch, with 1-2 combinations of views and features for such a small place. 2017/128 read more

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We loved Vogel State Park! The scenery is so peaceful and serene! We did the 1.2 miles hike and it was excellent, the water creek at the bottom was totally worth it. read more

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Most beautiful state park in the state of Georgia. If you are a day tripper, go early as parking is limited. Fantastic park with swimming and kayaks for rent. You are not wasting your time if you drive from the Atlanta area. Enjoy!!! read more

I love Vogel. This where I grew up camping as a kid and then was able to bring my kids. I'm so excited...my granddaughter will be joining me on Thursday for her first time camping. We'll be in the creek looking for critters and building dams! read more

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This is an off the beaten path state park that caters to many different recreations. If you are just trying to get away, there are historic and none historical cabins for rent. There are also primitive camping and rv camping sites for rent as well. The small lake is excellent for those who may be intimidated by all the motorized craft on the larger lakes in the state. There are also nearly thirty miles of hiking trails of all level difficulty. There is also a connecting trail to the Applachian Trail head at Blood Mountain. Check this park out for a family or romantic get away. read more

Vogel State Park - The lake just inside the park. - Vacation Rentals Near Me - Blairsville, Georgia

Really nice park to visit for a couple hours or a few days. Well maintained with several hiking trails of varying difficulties and lengths. There is a relatively short walk to a nice waterfall and the centerpiece of the park is a nice sized lake. Cabin rentals and camping available as well. There is a gift and sundries shop and clean public restrooms. read more

I am new up here & can only comment about the Music Festival that was held today. We were there late around 130; so crowd was low, which was good. Don't mind paying the 5$ entry fee to the park, that's understandable. However to enter the Music Festival it was 8 each adult. Ok no problem, but all the advertisements made it sound from the time of 9am-8pm... that it was a HUGE event... it was not. Food was extra of course, as was drink. The vendor section to walk through was maybe ( and I'm being generous) 25 booths? Which took all of 30 minutes to look at each booth. Very Disappointed in the entire event as so small, especially after the entry fee.... now... it look very nice to go back to walk around the lake & enjoy the beautiful nature! read more

As the weather was extremely beautiful for Georgia, we took our pups out on a two part hike this past weekend. Vogel State Park was our first stop. Trails and state park grounds were well-kept. This park has a lot of amenities, even has mini golf; located behind the visitors center. Restrooms with multiple stalls were clean and well-kept as well. Parking is $5, unless you have an annual parks pass. read more

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Beautiful area! I actually wasn't planning to visit Vogel, but was in the area and the day was so beautiful that I decided to visit this State park. Taken from their website: "One of Georgia's oldest and most beloved state parks, Vogel is located at the base of Blood Mountain in the Chattahoochee National Forest. Hikers can choose from a variety of trails, including the popular 4-mile Bear Hair Gap loop, an easy lake loop that leads to Trahlyta Falls, and the challenging 13-mile Coosa Backcountry Trail. Accommodations & Facilities: * 233 Acres * 35 Cottages ($100-$250) -- #5, #6 & #30 are dog friendly ($45/dog, max 2) * 85 Campsites ($27-$33) -- some seasonal * 18 Walk-in Campsites ($25) * Pioneer Campground ($55) * 22-Acre Lake with Beach * 5 Picnic Shelters ($35) * Group Shelter (seats 90, $100-$175) * Lake Pavilion (seats 100, $350) * Civilian Conservation Corps (CCC) Museum -- seasonal * General Store * wireless connection Available in the cottages Their website says everything and more than I can say, although i'll say a bit more. On this specific day (and all beautiful days), Vogel will be packed, and parking is surprisingly limited. Be prepared to park on grass or wherever you can. The 4 mile Bear Hair Gap loop is very easy, flat, and in some cases is flush with the water below, and goes from wooden board walk, to gravel, to natural grassy trail. Very photogenic and well worth the walk. Should you get tired or if you just want to smell the roses, several benches line the edge of the trails so you can get a front row seat to kayakers, people fishing, and the lovely lake. Definitely take the time if you can to visit Trahlyta falls, which is the base of the spillway, that drains the lake when it becomes too full. Because of this, the falls are always beautiful and don't really require rain to feed it Vogel also has a very small artificial beach and swimming area for little kids, that's worth a visit. I hope you get to visit Vogel, which is more of a leisurely stroll than a hike, but that's okay! This park is beautiful, large, and has lots of activities that I hope you get to enjoy. read more

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We love coming here, over the years we either did the primitive camp site or cabins. We love the old CCC cabins which have been updated. Plenty of hiking options, fishing, and other activities. Can be very busy on weekends. Close to Blairsville for meals out and shopping. read more

If you are staying in Blue Ridge, go to Amicalola first, and Fort Mountain second. Vogel should be a distant third if you have the time. Better still would be a trip to Tallulah Falls (though it is quite a trip). I went on the Bear Hair trail and was disappointed with how poorly marked it was (can't my $5 parking fee fund the purchase of a can of green spray paint to properly mark this trail?). There is only one good view in the whole 3 hour hike. A positive: not many people. The only couple I ran into explained that I should be wearing a bright vest to not get shot by hunters. Hunting in a state park?! I guess the people with the guns really do make the laws. If anyone should ever find themselves shot in Vogel, please use this post as evidence in the resulting trial that (i) park employees do NOT highlight the danger from hunting, and (ii) there is no notice posted of this risk. I'll be happy to take your case, assuming you survive the gunshot. If you go: stick to the lake trail. Has a waterfall. Try not to get shot. read more

Vogel State Park may be one of America's best campgrounds and cabins. We have come here for almost 50 years and the beauty, charm and hospitality of Vogel has always been a given. Over recent years the cabins have been updated and the campground undergoing its own upgrades to include the addition of WiFi. It's a great family experience and the place for all seasons. Plan ahead - reservations are sometimes hard to get - especially in Fall when the mountains explode with colors. read more

We went camping for four nights at Vogel State park with a four year old and a seven year old. The road were long and curvy, but was worth it. There were so many great hikes right off the campground that were easy for our kiddos! The information plaques were so fun and great for the family! We loved all the different water pools the kids could play in and the waterfall was absolutely beautiful! The staff is very helpful and wants you to enjoy your stay! We didn't do the mini golf, however, as we think 8 dollars a person is a bit steep. Lovely park and great camping! We will be back! read more

I want to give this park 2 stars but that wouldn't be fair. For what this park is it's easy on the eyes. It's just too small and the waterfall is underwhelming. I mean it's just a spillway from a man made lake. The pictures made it look more spectacular than it really is. The walk around the lake is pathetic honestly it backs up to a road that had constant motorcycle traffic. The saving grace for this park to us was the store and the staff. They had a ton of merchandise, my girlfriend loves that stuff... The facilities were clean for a state park that's a plus. Sadly the views and falls did not justify the hellish drive into the park from the burbs. The surrounding waterfalls that can be found off the beaten path are well worth the effort to get to. This park is perfect for people who are not quite up for an all day trek. I am not counting the back country trail here. I usually stick to the maintained trails with my dog so that's what I usually review based on. There are countless other parks that offer a much more rewarding experience. read more

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