kevinjahearn

We stayed here one night this past weekend. Camp sites were packed together. Many long term campers. Tons of road noise from route 105. We had our 4 year old grandson with us and our site was right on the stream with rushing water. A little scary. We would probably not camp here again.

We stayed here last weekend. The owners were nice people and provided a lot of info about the area. Most campers here seem to be long term/permanent. The campground is family owned and looks like it has been there for the 50 years they were celebrating. At a point in time it was probably very nice. The pool & water slide complex has been closed for years and is overgrown. The sites are small, muddy and very close together. Only a few had for rings and picnic tables. I am sorry to say we probably would not stay here again.

We camped here in late May. The campground was fantastic. Sites were large spread out and our was right on the water. We bikes, hiked, kayaked and had an amazing time. I highly recommend this state park and campground. We loved it.

My wife and I stayed in late March. It was just as the COVID-19 shutdown began. We were on way back from the Okefenokee and spent two nights at Raysville Campground. We were about the only campers. Our site was right on the water. It was clean, level and staff was very friendly. We are definitely going back this summer when things open back up.

My wife and I camped here at the end of March. The campground was clean, sites were private, and access the Okeefenokee Swamp was perfect. We rented a small skiff and spent a day wandering the waterways, enjoying the wildlife: gators, owls, heron galore. We walked the trails, road bikes, photographed the stars. This was the perfect place to social distance. We will definitely go back.

My wife and I just purchased a small teardrop trailer and last weekend we camped at Magnolia Springs State Park as our first test outing. The park was great. Clean, great trails, nice lake. We saw birds, gators and enjoyed a perfect weekend.