They wasn't the cheapest! but you got to pay to get what you want ! they came through for me with…read morethe Georgia giant breams. And saved me a trip to Georgia & back with a tank load of fish ! The giants grow the fastest and have way more belly meat when raised right

Purchased the Bluegills and Large Mouth from Ken's for my small pond in California, very friendly…read moreservice and quick delivery, I would highly recommend them!

Great getaway location for Family, Friends & Customers. We going for the Spring & Fall bass…read morefishing. This is Southern Hospitality at its finest. KW Beaufort, SC

My sister and I had a wonderful girls trip at the Bed & Breakfast at Live Oak Plantation Lodge. The…read moregrounds were beautiful, the lodge was gorgeous, beds were very comfy, the food was plentiful and super delicious, and the staff was so friendly, helpful, and funny! You should really try the Live Oak Plantation B&B. You will not regret it!!

Banks Lake is a cool spot to hang out and try to spot a gator er' two…read more It's a huge nature/wildlife reservation area, with parts of it (closer to the outpost) accessible by foot. The rest of it, you can only access by renting a canoe or kayak from the outpost (although I can't say how safe I'd feel paddling around a gator infested lake in a kayak...). There are a couple small boardwalks that reach out over the shore and a 1/3 mile long path that stretches a bit further out into a peninsula. Other than that, it's all water and swamp - certified by the red neck girl working the outpost counter to be guaranteed full of alligators (she even named one "Nugget"). And now, some parting words from the outpost lady: "People ask me, 'Are you sure there's gators in this water?' I say: 'You're in Southern Georgia, heck yeah there are gators in that water!' And then they go and they let their dang kids swim in the waterin' hole anyway and I say don't come cryin to me once you ain't got no kids no more!"

This is one of my favorite fishing spots. Its beautiful and I can relax and get things off my mind…read morewhile I'm here. I love fishing and kayaking here.

A beautiful park with a few farm animals and historic buildings. Very scenic and peaceful.read more

We loved the Heritage Farm area of the park. The kids enjoyed feeding the turkeys, chickens, goats,…read moresheep, ducks, and horse. The boars were a little intimidating, but interesting to see. The grounds in the farm area are maintained nicely and the little museum with additional animal exhibits (salamanders, snakes, and turtles) was very informative. The rangers on duty were friendly and offered additional information as well. There were rentals available for bikes, paddle boats, and kayaks from the Trading Post and a small assortment of items for sale in the gift shop there. Fishing was also allowed on the little lake. The road going back to the campground loops needs work still - there are many potholes. The Swamp Trail had recently reopened and was available to walk. There's still a lot of storm devastation in the woods surrounding the trails- it'll take many years to recover, but the walking path has been restored. The campground loops are maintained well - loop 1 is not paved, but loop 2 is. Some sites don't offer much privacy, but we did enjoy site 50. The comfort station included a washer, dryer, a dish station, a little book library and a few restroom stalls. We were surprised that there was only one shower stall in each restroom though. There's really not anything else to do in the area though, so it's a quick weekend trip type of destination. Overall, a decent state park with unique animal encounter experiences.

nice fishing area but even pros say there are almost no fish. also never caught any there. you also…read morecan't see in the lake because of mucky waters, so it is hard to see fish and nests. I have also been in a boat and it is nice except for the occasional alligator. this all sounds bad but they have bathrooms, archery, hunting, and events. good parking. overall, nice lake, just hard to fish.

Flat Creek PFA offers fishing, archery and some walking areas. It's a very big lake that offers…read morefishing areas but be careful they are huge ant beds around the lake so watch out for those. They have a restroom located on site but not sure if it's clean or not never see anyone go in or out of the restroom. Plenty of parking for people and few handicapped parking spots for people who are bringing a boat. Also keep in mind you can NOT bring a power boat it has to be a john boat with a small outboard motor. No beer, alcohol. wine is not allowed at Flat Creek PFA lake. Live bait is allowed at the lake but keep in mind there is alligators around. There is crappie, large mouth bass, brim and some other types of fish to catch.

This is a great state park. It was so nice and clean. The campsites are spaced nicely apart…read more We were in number 18 in loop one which was a pull thru site further back and in the shade. Very nice. There was not many people

This is a very nice state park. Just a caution: In addition to the some poisonous snakes there are…read morealligators there. For bird watchers it is a winter nesting ground for Turkey Vultures.

I called on Thursday to make a reservation the rude lady said it was cash only said I'll see you…read morewhen you get here When I got there she said you have to reserve a cabin weeks in advance was a rude rude woman. Cabins in need of major repairs!!!!

Awesome place love to catfish. My family and I go every year and it never disappointsread more

The park contains a ball Field and lake for fishing. If fishing in the lake please remain in park…read morearea and not venture into yards of those homes around the lake.