Always fun making memories with family at the lake. And we love camping, swimming, and of course…read morefishing. Never fails that we have a blast.

Clark Hill Recreational Area. Clark Hill, SC…read more What a relaxing park, not much of a beach however picnic areas and water access and only 20 minutes from Augusta.

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.

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.

I use the boat ramp. Very well kept. Easy to get to. Kayak friendly. It's best to use on the…read moreweekdays. It gets very crowded on the weekends with kayakers

A cute little park. They have 3 tennis courts, a sand volleyball court, a boat ramp, bathrooms,…read more and a kayak or canoe rental hut. The boat ramp can get pretty busy on the weekends but there is a nice loop you can do that let's put into the river and then back. There is a rope swing at one point of you don't mind getting in the murky water. It is a peaceful kayak route.

Georgia Power park: campground. Boat docks, swimming area and grouP area…read more Very well maintained and clean. Hosts great you and after just 2 visits they recognized us. Very personable and they take pride in the park. Swim area and day use is sandy and safe. Boat waves add some movement to the warm water. Safe for floaters, swimmers and even little ones that can not swim,

We loved the campground. It's beautiful! People are friendly and nice. The only complaint we…read morehave is lot 86. When we stayed the lot we had was 86. We had a very hard time getting our camper backed in due to the trees. We actually damaged the side of our travel trailer. There was an experienced truck driver in the camp and he came to help along with other campers. Even with that it took 45 minutes to get into our lot. We have a 27' travel trailer.

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

We love staying here. It's a great location with lots of amenities like a pool, golf, hiking…read moretrails, lodge with a game room, boating (they have rentals), a boat launch, fishing, and a restrauant. The rooms are clean and spacious. The lakeside rooms have private balcony. It's quiet and relaxing offering any level of activity you are up for.

Gorgeous state park and campground!…read more Spent the weekend here with friends and will definitely be back. The campsites are right on the water for the most part and lots of great trail options.

I came back here again after camping here on Memorial Day weekend. This place is just awesome. The…read morelast two weeks before Halloween is the best time of year to go. The campground hosted a hayride and contests for kids. My 8 year old nephew had a blast. Check out our photos from October 24th weekend.

Lovely COE lake & campground. Sites are very roomy, ours even had a huge private patio on a…read moreseparate tier. Very quiet here. Stayed two weeks and wouldn't hesitate to stay again. Showers were clean and they even had a small laundry room with one washer & one dryer in every loop. Camphosts were very friendly and helpful.

This place has been a go-to since my childhood. It sits on the Georgia/South Carolina border on…read moreStrom Thurmond Lake, aka Clark's Hill Lake. One thing you'll love about this campground is EVERYTHING! They have a putt putt course, pioneer home to view, marina close by, pioneer camping, cabins (new Cabins as well), premium camping with electricity, onsite store, boat ramps, picnic areas, group camping, shelters, trails and beautiful lakeside views. They also have old school bathrooms and newer family bathrooms. Other amenities include a playground and baseball court. They used to have swing sets near the bathrooms and a rickety wooden merry-go-round but I'm guessing those met their demise in the 90s. I do hate that there are no photos of those items, as i have found childhood memories of swinging on the swings and being thrown off the merry go round. The camping here is popular, and it's obvious why. They have everything you need and enough space away from the next camp site. We come more for the nostalgia, and I love reminiscing over my childhood. I do recommend that you hit the gas station across the bridge (leaving left out of the park) for wood ... you get more wood for your buck. At least that's what my girlfriend says. If you want a supreme camping experience, this is it!

Great place. Great staff. Horrible dog ownership. Nothing done about excessive barking. One…read moreparticular spot was an actual host. Host just allowed dogs to bark continuously without intervening. Told staff but not sure they did anything. If so, it was ignored. Host shouldn't be allowed to stay if they can't or don't keep their 3 dogs under control.

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!