My boys and I had a wonderful 2 night, 3 day stay in Cabin 4…read more Check in was smooth! The cabin had two bedrooms, a living room area with a table/seating, one bathroom with shower and a kitchen. The kitchen has a microwave, large fridge, keurig with pod dispenser or brewed coffee. There are four plates, four bowls and silverware for four people. We opted to bring plasticware for ease and use paper plates. We also brought a pizza cutter, which I'm glad we did. We were supplied with two rolls of TP and a towel/washcloth for up to four people. There are cooking utensils in drawers and a holder by stove. However the utensils in the holder by the stove had sugar ants. I didn't encounter any other big issues in the cabin, but you're in the woods...I was surprised we didn't see more. Cabin 4 has a beautiful sitting area with Adirondack chairs and a fire pit which made for relaxing evenings. The cabin is located right on the lake and we were able to set up for fishing and hang a hammock easily. My only complaint is that the cabin is supposed to come with a kayak, at no charge. We were told the kayaks had not arrived. In this situation it would have been nice to be given the option to use one at the store for no charge. This was not offered not did they allow. If we are not receiving all the items as listed then a discount or alternative option should be provided to guests. The pedal boats are $10/hr. On the site it said must be 16 to ride solo, however when renting we were told anyone in the boat had to be 16+. Another bit of information that should be corrected on their site. Luckily we made it work and they were accommodating. The store has ice cream, snacks, drinks and Knick knacks. Even firewood if you forget yours. All in all, it was a beautiful time and we made great memories!

My wife booked a cabin on the lake for our anniversary at Oconee State Park. We were quite…read moresurprised at how nice the cabin was considering it's a state park. It was well maintained and had newish appliances and plenty of cookware, cutlery and other essentials but we had brought our own anyway. Cabin #4, built in 1935 by the Civilian Conservation Corps, has a back patio area with two Adirondack chairs, fire pit, and a charcoal grill. The grill is sufficient but next time I'd bring a kettle grill. The park has several hiking trails which seemed to be fairly easy. Unfortunately, we didn't go hiking because my wife broke her arm prior to us getting there. They also offer kayak, canoe, and pedal boat rentals. Overall we had a good time.

Best camping we've been to in the area. Very relaxing if that's what you want to do. Or you can…read morechoose from a variety of activities on site. First and biggest is the water park area where they have well-maintained, huge inflatables to climb, slide, and jump off. You get an hour free each day you stay there and it's not just for kids!! You can also rent kayaks or jet ski's. Have a boat? They have a dock to park it. Hungry? They have a Mexican restaurant on site that is a whole other amazing review. Food and margaritas are great! The mango habanero chicken strips were delicious and bigger than my hand!! They have an amphitheater where they hold events throughout the summer. We're going back for the 4th of July for the live bands and fireworks. Dogs are welcome everywhere but the beach. But that's okay, they have a dog park just for the pups. You can see where they will be expanding for more RV spots in the future. Entire campground is clean and well maintained. Lots of bathrooms around the property. All camping spots have lake views. Absolutely gorgeous property. This is going to be our new regular place we head on weekends.

This was such a great surprise as we explored Lake Hartwell! We came looking for the Lake side…read moreMexican restaurant and found this great inflatable course right on the water. Don't want to join the fun, they have a beach right next to it where you can lay out while the others try to master the course! Such a great time and highly recommended.