Kolomoki Mounds State Park Campground

We enjoyed the trails, visiting the museum and learning about the mounds' structure and purpose. No cell signal at the campround. The bathrooms had hot water and were kept clean. Great new playground in the campground if you have children. Did spot a couple gators in the water, always a treat. All the sites look well kept and didn't see a bad one.

If you want to visit a great general store and restaurant for some burgers, check out White Oak Pastures in Bluffton (they have wifi too).

We stayed here last year for a week and liked it so much so when we saw a nice lakeside site on a weekend, we grabbed it! I think it might have been a cancellation... Sites 3 & 6 are our favorites. Nice trails & geocaching. Nice to have laundry & book exchange. We were here when the museum had a free day - incredible pottery and very cool. Worth a visit on a non-free day. Cell seemed to work better this year with newer phones.

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!

This is a small quiet campground. The frogs serenade you to sleep at night. The staff only speaks when they are spoken to first. There were a lot of gnats but that is common at this time of year. I wish that Georgia's online reservation system would give the senior discount online but you must request the discount when you check in. The mounds and Native American history was very interesting. We did not walk the trails on this trip because of the heat but plan to walk the trails on our next reservation in November. We enjoyed watching the water and wildlife. The camp sites all look level. If you want water views or camping lakefront, choose sites 1 - 13. Campsites 14 - 24 are nice wooded sites. All the sites were nicely shaded.

We stayed here at the beginning of January, 2022. I averaged our cost including any reservation fee / tax etc. Our GPS took us down a wet, slippery & muddy road (sometimes that thing...). We had a lakeside site with a great view! Site was long enough so we had plenty of room for our truck. The only bummer was no cell... and we were under a tornado watch - eek! We have T-Mobile and could get cell in the day use area (easy walk) or on the west side of the little dam and at the visitor center. We had a LOT of rain so our campsite got pretty full of water. The camp hosts were awesome - in fact so good, I left them a thank you note. The trails were great - loved the Trillium Trail - the mounds super interesting and if you like to Geocache, we found several in the park. Laundry at the bathhouse (yay!) We loved it here and would definitely stay again - only negative is no cell at the site. Included a video on this campground here - click on the blue video button. Also, if you like wine - Still Pond Vineyards is east of here a bit and had some really nice Muscadine wines.

We stayed here for one night part way to another destination and had a beautiful spacious site right on the water. The park is somewhat remote with a bit of a drive to other attractions. The sites had water and electric and the dump station was very easy to access on the way out of the campground. The staff was very friendly and welcoming. We explored the mounds and visited the museum where we watched a video presentation about the former inhabitance of the area. There were some hiking trails through the woods and canoe & kayak rentals available with a boat ramp.