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Little Ocmulgee offers complete camping facilities. The campground is amidst oak trees and Spanish moss, and features 54 campsites for pitching tents, securing trailers, parking RVs and creating state park camping memories to last a lifetime. Cable TV hookups are available. There are also seven picnic shelters and two group shelters for group meals and gatherings.
Located 2 miles north of McRae via U.S. Highways 319 and 441.
Campgrounds are clean and quiet, camp hosts friendly and helpful. Sites are spacious and the overall feel was relaxing.
Came for a reunion. The rooms appeared cleaned however the laundry smelled musty. There were a few small roaches found walking across the headboard. The room phones didn’t work at all. The breakfast was 15.00 for yogurt, cheerios sausage bacon and clumpy grits. They need to come down on that price seeing as how it’s not made to order nor was is good.
I had to stop here to get a day pass to go through the park cute little park until you get to one area of it there was no close gate there was no railing going across the road to tell you you could not go in that area and the area was to the beach and boat dock well I stopped to read the historic sign inside that area where the boat dock and Beach was and I had a gentleman walk up to me and tell me the areas closed and I said there's nothing to say that he says there's signs I said the signs are over in the grass they're not blocking the road The gate was wide open and you can see by the pictures that I have included that indeed the area closed signs were over off the road in the grassy area and that the main gate down that road was wide open The employees there are just plain rude I have never ran into a state park that 95% of them are rude and I didn't understand that there was no need for it All I was doing was driving through taking a look and stop dorita historic sign about wide beach was named after who it was and it was quite interesting to learn the historic part of it it dealt with the first the gentleman that created the first bottling plants for Coca-Cola in that area so that's kind of historic and my opinion It should require a moment of reading and if you don't want somebody down there put today on gate up or put the road closed sign out there that blocks the road!!!
My great Aunt had her 70th birthday party at the Lodge, it was awesome! The staff was amazing, the bar and food were outstanding! 10 out of 10, you can't go wrong having any type of event at his place.
My wife and I were there for 3 nights in the lodge. This park is most likely the nicest park we’ve visited in Georgia. It has everything you need for a pleasant stay. They have a golf course, swimming pool, splash pad, tennis courts and volleyball area. They have a nice beach, nature paths two restaurants and a campground. They can accommodate any size party and they have cabins that are completely remodeled. Our first night there was a problem with the hot water in our area of the lodge but it was fixed early the following day. The staff were very polite and helpful. We intend to stay there again this summer if we can get one of those new cabins overlooking the lake.
