Really nice and well maintained stop along our route.. clean bathrooms and staff on site to give…read moreyou any help with info or routes or things to do.

The ladies inside were pleasant and cheerful. It's Sunday, 3/17/24, and one is dressed in her St…read more Patrick's Day green. She reminded us to sign one of the several visitor sign in sheets. If lots of people visit and sign, it keeps the center staffed and well maintained. The bathrooms were clean. I had to hunt for the soap - two, one on each side of the sinks. If you don't like the air hand dryers, bring a small towel. I did. Inside, Husband took a photo of me in the peach sign. He declined to have his photo with the bulldog. There are lots of pamphlets and books to take for more information about Georgia. Outside, the plum trees are in bloom.

Room was clean, owners was nice . Blind we needed anything they would get it for us. I'm not sure…read moreif there was breakfast or not but parking was good. Will stay again hopefully tonight

This is an edit to my 1st review Nieri Family Alumni and…read moreVisitors Center!! Now I spelled everything correctly. 5 Stars for this magnificent facility!!

This was a wonderful find. They've been open for two years and are already pros! Beautiful…read moreproperty; farm on a lake is pretty rare! Great sitting areas and grass for the kids to run around in. We can't wait to go back.

This place is AMAZING!! Stylish living, dining and bedrooms. The screened-in porch with the lovely…read morefireplace is so inviting and cozy. The gardens are gorgeous and the lake is a short walk from the the actual house. This is a 5 star location and it is our new favorite home away from home when we come to Hartwell.

Hartwell Dam is a concrete and embankment dam located on the Savannah River at the border of South…read moreCarolina and Georgia. When construction on the dam began in 1955, it formed Lake Hartwell. Downriver from here is the city of Augusta. The concrete and earth structure spans nearly three miles long, rising 204 feet above the riverbed at its apex. The dam produces 467 million Killowatt hours of electricity annually (by comparison, the Cowans Ford dam near Charlotte https://www.yelp.com/biz/cowans-ford-hydro-station-stanley?hrid=oG_nu67k8wR0NPzhhylQgQ generates 350 million Kilowatt hours. There is a visitor center but it is closed right now (July 2020) because of the pandemic. However, there is parking (and a basic restroom) on the Georgia side of the river, downstream from the dam. A bunch of folks were fishing and seemed to be doing well. [Review 13640 overall, 959 of 2020, number 331 in Georgia.]

A nice Ahhhhhhh moment getaway!…read more Nestled amidst the greenery of Northern Georgia is the concrete and earthen dam, circa 1962. We enjoyed the serene quiet, with only the lulling sounds of the water passing through the electrical generating turbines. Swirling commotion that oddly soothes. Whether just a day trip, do a little fishing trip or camp a night or two trip this place has it all. Away from the big city and little city alike.

We were looking for a boat slip to lease, and signed up on the waitlist about 3 months ago. Jenny…read morefollowed up with us and presented a couple of options that had opened up, and we now have a slip. She and the staff are very friendly and helpful!

Stopped in for gas. Staff is very nice and helpful. You do have to get out of the boat and walk up…read moreto pay which seems to slow down the process some. Other then that no complaints.

These rest areas provide essential services for those of us traveling the interstate system…read morealthough some are much better maintained than others believe me I've stopped at hundreds of these over the years and there are no minimum standards - the amenities in general are based on how much money the states are willing to invest and the employees that are employed to maintain them. This one although older was very clean during our stop. I rarely use the facilities at these rest areas when traveling in the RV, but after walking around to get the blood flowing again after driving for a number of hours I did here. The restrooms were spic n span clean I will say it didn't appear that the traffic was very heavy through the area so your experience may differ depending on what day and time it is. There are plenty of Truck and RV parking spaces and the same can be said for the car side, with easy access from either parking area. If you have a need to take a break this one should work well for you...

heading toward Atlanta between the holidates I really wanted to clear the construction zones before…read moretraffic got too stupid and having accomplished that a brief pause here was manageable. take advantage of the deceleration lane to slow-down coming in; having a crash on the way in will likely lead to an accident in the lot which would be embarrassing for everyone. plenty of spots once you get in (doesn't even matter what you're driving) and there's plenty of room at the tables for everyone - until there ain't. so anyway: watch out for pedestrians, clean up after yourself and your pets and your children, wash your hands frequently, avoid ultra-processed foods and keep to the right unless overtaking.

Oh boy! I don't even know where to start. Please be very careful about moving your RV here. They…read moreactually have a sign saying "no grouchy people " which is exactly the opposite of who runs the place. I have numerous incidents that have occurred and I will not go into detail since I'm considering calling the authorities on this place. For your safety and well being there are plenty of nicer places near by.

Stayed for 2months and had a great experience there. Owner and staff on site, friendly, helpful…read morestaff. Family atmosphere