Mistletoe State Park

Had a great time camping here. There are lots of campsites, practically all of them with a great view of the lake. Playgrounds are available for kids, and the campground is dog-friendly, with free baggies readily available. The bathrooms were EXCEPTIONALLY clean.

Beautiful park. The water in the lake is very low right now. The campsites are nice and most are well spaced. Nice and quiet. Bath houses are clean. There are also 2 private bathrooms with toilet, sink and shower. Also very clean. There is a lending library.
They have poop bags for your dogs. This is something that was missing at some of the other parks.
Most sites are on the lake.
The office staff is very kind and helpful. They have firewood available for sale. A nice gift shop in the office
Grey water disposal tanks are available in the campground. Have seen these at a few of the GA parks.

Loved visiting this park! Very peaceful in the winter, not a lot of people. Great hiking trails and the lake is very pretty! Definitely recommend coming here for a family day trip.

The park is beautiful, secluded, offers shade from trees, with many lakes. Weekends are busier than weekdays, but yet, space between camp sites is wide. Many options for hikers to choose from, pet friendly. Facilities are clean, staff is helpful.

Great trails for beginners to to semi-challenging. Great variety of trees, mosses, fungi, birds and other wildlife.
Of course, there is the lake, plenty of picnic areas, a little gift shop that sells drinks and snacks, public restrooms, etc.
Great for a day trip or even weekend camping!

I loved it!!! It was so quiet and had great amenities! The bathrooms were very clean and well stocked. The laundry area was clean. We had a lakeside lot and was very happy. We got some much needed rest.

Very nice campground. We had a W&E site on the water #60. Easy in and out pull through. It was early December so the place was empty. Half hour drive to the Laurel and Hardy Museum in Harlem.

Beautiful scenery, large spectacular sites, so much waterfront, all sites with incredible views either on the water or overlooking it, numerous hiking trails. Loved this park!

Beautiful discovery. Georgia state parks have so much to offer. Just about 2 hours from Atlanta east toward Augusta this jewel has many views and a lovely lake. We came from Carrollton and took us around 3 hours. I am glad we came and we plan to bring the whole family next time.

Another fantastic Georgia State Park camping trip. We were in Site 49 right on the lake and it was gorgeous.The site was clean & raked when we got there & the picnic table, fire ring, etc. were in good shape. We fished right off the site although it was a bit windy for it.
We used the closest bath house which was very clean. The host site & playground were close by as well.
Part of our group rode bikes & part walked several of the trails.They were tough in some spots but worth it. We saw deer & beautiful views of the lake. Also saw that they had a great site set up for tent camping groups like Scouts. The beach area was very nice with several nicely placed picnic shelters.
Renee in the office was super friendly and helpful when we checked in & when we went back to the store for souvenirs & questions.
We only had the weekend & can't wait to go back for longer!

Beautiful park, amazing Ranger staff, and lovely campsites. It was wonderful. The Rangers were great, very knowledgeable and helpful. We hiked a couple of trails and camped for a weekend in the fall. The trails were very well marked both on the map and on the actual trails. We loved it and highly recommend it.

Nice lake-front camping, very peaceful location. Restrooms were cleaned and stocked. Great hiking trails. Accomodating staff

So far this has been a great place to camp. The bathroom and showers are clean, you are not sandwiched in with other campers, and the weather was awesome.

This park is one of my favorites, if not the top. It's spacious, not crowded, with a beautiful forest displaying amazing fall colors. The ground is covered in colorful leaves, and all spots have great views of the immense forest with thousands of trees or the water. Many have both! very tranquil atmosphere. It's super clean and well maintained. the trails are great, making it ideal for walks and enjoying the outdoors with excellent views and the scent of nature.

Beautiful, pristine and wooded campground on the shore of Clark's Hill Lake. We tent camped in the walk-in/tent only area, which was very private and most sites are on the water. Had our own private beach, and spent most of our time floating and swimming in the clear waters. Sunset was amazing, and the stars were shimmering. For just $18 we were very pleased with our stay and look forward to returning since it's only a few hours but worlds away from Savannah.

Such a nice outing! It’s truly a state park. The beach trail was nice for a beginner. I was definitely sore the next day for someone who doesn’t hike often. I wouldn’t do it in the summer but in the cold weather was perfect. I can’t wait to come back in the spring. It was very very quiet and the trails were clearly marked. I will definitely be back!

We had such a great time. It was beautiful. Will definitely go back again soon

Mistletoe State Park is one of our favorites so far! We have stayed at Mistletoe in the summer and fall, and both are great times to visit. You can enjoy lake activities in the summer, and enjoy the beautiful leaf colors in the fall. We have stayed at site 9, and are just returning from a stay at site 44. Site 9 is a lakeside, pull-thru site in a small cul-de-sac with great lake views. However, we have a 32’ 5th wheel and it was very difficult pulling out when we left because the cul-de-sac is small and narrow. Thankfully, all the sites across from us were empty, so we were able to manage getting out a little easier. You will need Anderson blocks to level side to side at this site. Site 44 is a long pull-thru site; however, the entrance to the site is not marked, so we missed it and easily backed into the site. Site 44 is across the street from the lake, but there is an unobstructed view of the cove and lake beyond (see pic). There is also a boat ramp at the cove, along with kayaks which I assume are for rent. The only negative to this site is that the picnic table and fire pit are not on the camping side of the rig. It was a rainy, cold weekend, so this was no big deal for us this time. We did use our Anderson blocks to level; however, we could’ve probably gotten away with not using them. The comfort stations are clean and the one near us had laundry facilities. Overall, this is a beautiful, well-kept State Park that I highly recommend!

My family had the absolute best day! Fishing. Swimming. Cooking out. Music. Watching the Bulldogs game while playing corn hole. The view was spectacular!

Fantastic campgrounds and park...just beautiful....any of the outer sites have a beautiful lake view and most provide direct access to the lake. Several boat ramps and 3 well placed bathhouses, 2 of which have very nice laundry room - only 1.00 per appliance. Unfortunately only there as weekend stopover so didn't get to really explore the area. We were in site 50. Separate 5.00 parking pass in addition to camping fees of 41.00/night- a first for us.
Only downside was young lady in office could have been more welcoming and more informative. One night we left the campgrounds and rushed to get back before the gate closed but noticed upon leaving that there must be a gate code for after hours entry?