CampOyster

What an amazing park! We stayed for 3 nights in late July on the FHU loop, Site 52. Big lot and plenty of room for our 24’ camper and truck. Several of the sites on this side of the loop had patios situated behind the driveways but we were small enough that we were able to use our awning and create our own side patio with no problem. The staff and volunteer hosts were great! Our site was clean and level with fresh gravel. Both bathhouses had AC! We walked several of the trails until the mosquitoes got the best of us. It was late July so not unexpected and won’t deter us from coming back in the cooler months! TONS of activities to keep kids entertained as well as an indoor nature center. Definitely a keeper. Solid 2/3 5G bars on ATT and 2/3 4G/5G bars on t-mobile hot spot. Easy drive to historic St Mary’s and 75.

Enjoy this hidden gem of a state park, just off US 27 in southwest Georgia. Only 21 campsites situated on a calm lake but there are TONS of things to keep you busy. About half of the sites are on or overlook the water, with sites 18 and up nestled against the thick woods on the back line. Each spotless site has water, elec, picnic table, grill, and fire pit. If you want to enjoy the lake there is a boat launch and rental paddle boats, kayaks, canoes etc. A small playground is located in the campground and the day use area is full of activities including putt putt, a sandy beach, several hiking trails, and a well stocked camp store. Don’t miss the museum to learn about the Kolomoki culture and history of the mound excavations! Blakely is about 10 minutes away for groceries and a few local restaurants. You will struggle to find a cell signal here but a few blocks away at the visitor center you’ll find a stronger signal. Finish that book or enjoy the fresh air!