We stayed here in October of 2017. It’s a nice state park. They had a little Halloween haunted house set up for kids to go through and some other things for them to do. Had nice hiking trails and a little farm set up that showed how people lived back in the early 1900s. Nice little lake also. Would stay here again.

This campground has become one of our favorites. Some sites are big rig friendly with 50 amp service, some sites not so and only 30 amp. Many of the sites are not level so bring leveling blocks. All sites are pull through but some are short and slanted but there are enough good sites to accommodate big rigs. No sewer at sites, but dump... more

General Coffee state park was awesome. The spaces are spread out, it was quiet (even over Easter weekend), the farm animals are so awesome, the rangers are super helpful and we were able to hang our hammocks. There is an onsite farm, where they have baby goats, pigs/boars, a donkey, snakes, chickens, roosters, a turkey and much mor... more

We stayed here at the tail end of Columbus Day weekend and were able to get a spot. Paved roads all the way in, the camp loops are quite a drive from the from the main gate. All the sites are pull through, try to get one on the right side of the road so you are facing the woods. We had no problem leveling our rig. They have water a... more

Off US highway 441 in south-central Georgia is this lovely state park nestled in the woods. It gave us our first taste of trees with Spanish Moss, since our last stop was in northern Georgia in the mountains. The loop we were in had large drive through sites on gravel. The trees are tall, so the sites are fairly open to one anothe... more