Southern Harbor and Resort is an unsanitary and unsafe lodging resort. The place had rat feces in…read morethe chest a drawers and animal feces Staind carpets black mold on Doors and windows, they charged us $75 for cleaning fee, doesn't look like the place has been cleaned in months. Was not satisfied at all. And would not recommend this place to anyone. I plan on informing the health department in that jurisdiction as well.

Am I really the first Yelper to review this place? I can't believe. There is so much to talk…read moreabout. So many wonderful things to do. To see. To hear. The rates here are a little more expensive than at Highland Marina but you get what you pay for. The drive is also a little further, I think it's the first exit for AL if you are driving from Atlanta on 85 South. View the pics of the cabin. We only spent 4 hours in the cabin. But it was much nicer to me than Highland. More modern and spacious as well. I didn't like that I couldn't wake off the deck to the back yard. But the bigger cabins allow you to do so. The good thing was that every cabin allows you direct access to the lake. And yes, you can see the deer playing around first thing in the morning. Please note that the office closes early like 4 (call to ask) in the afternoon. The office is also a store, they have a few snacks, NO COFFEE bring your own if you need it in the morning. They do provide a coffee pot in the cabins. The store has bait, fishing essentials and the usual items (tooth paste, soap, foil) that is typically found in mom and pop type stores on the lake. There are upwards of 20 cabins ranging from 1 - 3 bedrooms. I loved #20. 3 bedrooms a deck that allowed you to walk from the kitchen to the lake. But I should warn you #20 is on the side of the beach area and the playground. So kids will be there all day playing and adults will be there on the beach area doing what grown ups do. Maybe #19 would be a better pick if you want peace and quiet. The first 5 cabins are adjacent to the Marinas office. No worries there because there's a big Lake separating the two. If I planned on having some friends join us, I would rent the first 5 cabins or get #20 and ask 2 other couples to come out. WHY? Because the cabins are not spaced far apart enough to feel comfortable having a party. Now I he gone to cabins that had only a 100 feet between the two, so this is NOT a complaint. But as a good neighbor, I think my family and friends could be a little too loud for the cabin next door. So I would try to at least get 1-3 or 3-5. But for a group of party people get #20. Trust me on this. And thank me later! Not only can you rent the cabins, but you can also rent a boat for about 8 hours or maybe even half a day. Please call and verify all of this. And keep in mind that you have to gas that B back up. So have you at least $50 to gas up your rental upon return. And you also can leave your boat here and pay for storing it here. We only caught 4 fish this time, but I still enjoyed night fishing and cruising on the beautiful waters of West Point Lake.

I set up for a wedding and did hors d'oeuvres at New Chance Farm. This venue is gorgeous! From the…read morebarn, the bed and breakfast, the open air pavilion to the beautifully manicured landscape they have created a perfect venue. I worked closely with the owner Catie and her team and they are fantastic, so helpful. They worked so hard to make this event go smoothly and turn out beautiful! I highly recommend New Chance Farm.

A Great Way to see Callaway Gardens sights. Pink Jeep Tours…read morebegan in 1960 in Sedona, Arizona, when a local developer started showing clients the red rock backcountry in his Jeep--painting it pink after being inspired by a stay at the Royal Hawaiian Hotel. The company has since grown into a well-known off-road tour brand operating in destinations like Sedona, the Grand Canyon, Las Vegas, the Smoky Mountains, and now Callaway Gardens. It's known for comfortable, customized Jeeps and friendly, knowledgeable guides who make each trip both scenic and memorable. We had never even heard of this before our visit to Callaway Gardens but saw it offered on their website and decided to give it a try. I am so glad that we did. As I stated above, it is fairly new at Callaway -- so new that even the front desk at the Lodge wasn't familiar with it yet -- but it turned out to be a great experience. They picked us up and dropped us off right at the Lodge front desk, making it very convenient. There were just four of us total (two couples) with two excellent tour guides who were friendly, knowledgeable, and easygoing. We visited the Butterfly Garden, Discovery Center, and Azalea Bowl, with plenty of time to enjoy each stop, and even went off-road to areas not open to the general public. It was a relaxed and memorable way to see the gardens from a new perspective, and I highly recommend it for anyone visiting Callaway Gardens.

Nice RV spot. It's large enough that you are not crowded together. All the spots are concrete,…read morealthough they are narrow so that you have grass immediately outside your RV. Some added pad or maybe some pavers would add to the desirability of the place. It's clean, spacious, modern. Their cable tv worked fine, which is rare these days. Nice place.

Let's start with the negatives: Pricey…read more New premium spots on concrete have almost no shade. Office seldom answers phone seems always to go to answering machine. Cable might as well not exist it's unwatchable. Got some song and dance about boosters on tv needing to be turned off. Wish they did have a booster. Internet a waste of effort. Office opens at 10 closes at 4.(nice for them) Good: Proximity to Callaway and Little white house. Level lots. Clean. Nice showers. Quiet. Easy in and out of pull throughs.

Massive lake! Heard a lot of good things about this lake finally get a chance to check it out…read more We were invited to the 4th cookout. Food was delicious- hot dogs, hamburgers, chicken, fresh fish. The lake reminds me of Lake Lanier just a lot larger . The "beach" area is nice - plenty of picnic tables, docks, pravillions , and parking. The only thing missing is "white sand" This lake is roughly 1.5 hrs from Atlanta. If you're looking for "beach" vibes , this is a good place. Tybee Island is 3hrs away and Lake Lanier 2hrs.

*****UPDATE***** I called the Corp office this morning and…read morespoke with Susan whom I was told was the administrator for Holiday Campground. She listened to what i told her about the incident, and then said she had already been told by the person at the Campground what happened. Basically she said that it was policy and there were no exceptions, and explained people can cheat the system. Seems it would be hard to beat the system when you produced the card. It seems that if the card was not produced within a courtesy period then you have a problem, but it is extremely plain CUSTOMER SERIVCE or just Plain Common sense is not in their policy. They obviously consider it is a privilege you pay for to stay at the camp and that you will be monitored to make sure you obey the rules, better brush up and take a test or face the consequences. Anyway it was obvious Susan had already made up her mind before I ever called and she was 100% behind her Camp Nazi. She also told me they contacted her and she directed them to call the Sheriff. Wow, I am still in disbelief of what happened, but upon reflection it is just another government office with people that have no risk of consequence for their actions. Customer Service and Common Sense with. These people is an Oxymoron anyway. So Campers Beware the people that run Holiday could care less about the campers. We have been staying at Holiday for several years. We love the lake and the views and it is close enough we can bring our boat along. My wife pulls the boat and I pull the trailer. This time my wife was about 30 minutes behind me dropping off our dogs. It all started at the gate. I was informed even though we had paid way in advance and I had my drivers license I had to have the Georgia State Parks card to show. Nowhere in the website does it mention it has to be presented at checkin. You use it when you make your reservation online which we did. The card is registered to me. It's not like we used another name. I showed her my License and explained my wife was just a few minutes behind me. Well that was not good enough, she wanted me to pull over and wait until my wife got there that's a little petty don't you think. Anyway I had been driving for a good while and needed to go to the bathroom. I pulled to the bathhouse and when I came out I called my wife she was like just a few minutes away. So I went to our lot and pulled in. I had not even got totally unhooked when my wife called and said the woman had called the Troup County Sheriff on us, now 2 patrol cars pull up with the woman in tow after my wife just showed them the card, but that was not good enough we were told we broke the rules. The man at the window closed it on my wife, what an ass. Keep in mind only 30 or 40 minutes have gone by. I was floored that they called the sheriff with 2 patrol cars, i must be a 63 year old hoodlum. Needless to say I was livid and gave her a piece of my mind. The officers you could tell thought it was BS. We spoke after the Campground Nazi left and they could not understand why it was such a big deal. We had friends that came down with thier camper that we had planned this trip with. My friend witnessed the whole thing and could not believe the absurdity of it. Needless to say my wife was extremely upset with the rudeness it's like they enjoy some kind of sick power trip. Needless to say this ruined our trip and we just left. Reading past reviews it seems the only issues people have is with staff. One last thing we have been camping for many years and campers are the best people ever. This is the only campground we have ever had issue with that caused us to be upset. In fact we had a run in with I believe this same woman on a trip a couple of years ago. Anyway I am going to be calling the office tomorrow to file a complaint.

On our Motorcycle ride around Georgia, we decided to stay a night in Pine Mountain Georgia. The…read morereviews on this small quaint motel sounded to good to be true. So we decided to give it a try. Surprisingly It was a very peaceful, comfortable and affordable motel. Amita, (Owner) was super friendly and accommodating. The room was very clean and smelled good. The décor was older, but nice. We will definitely stay here again. Oh! When you read the reviews and see that the free breakfast is waiting for you on a table outside the office... It's true. A very unique and fun experience. Gotta love it!

Absolutely wonderful! Clean room was cool and it was 96 outside. Great location for food shopping…read moreand enjoying the national forest. Dog friendly. Good price per night. Staff great and helpful. Beds firm and extra pillows! Microwave fridge. Bathroom was a little small but there was a dressing area w mirror that was much better than a big bathroom and having to get ready while someone's showering! Dated but very clean!