Lake Louisa State Park Campground

I travelled here with a 35’ 5th wheel, long bed pickup and parked in the site #9 in the A loop, an E/W, BI site for $27/night. The roads were asphalt and the sites were primarily gravel. The campground is three miles from the entrance to the park. Most sites are open to the sun, but a few have partial shade. This one is totally open. In addition, it is right along the road so it has absolutely no privacy. The site was very level and you can tell the camp hosts work hard at keeping it cleaned up. The gravel in the picnic table area was raked every time the site turns over. The spacing of the sites was a little closer than some state parks, but not uncomfortable. The bathhouse was clean. The first night there was no hot water in the Loop A bathhouse. I talked to the camp host and the next day the hot water was great so they must have addressed it. It was a fairly quiet park. You could sometimes hear road noise, but it wasn’t really intrusive. Verizon’s signal ranged from 1 bar LTE to 2 bars 5G and I was able to stream video content. No wifi, lots of OTA channels. None of the sites really have great views of the water and none have direct access which is fine considering the possible presence of alligators. They also have cabins if you need other kinds of accommodations. If I came back, I would try to get site 50, 1, 3, or 27. Sites 7, 8, and 30 were ok as well. I would definitely stay here again.

We stayed here for one night in April of 2023. Our nightly cost includes tax & the reservation fee. After being spoiled at several Georgia State Parks where the sites are lakefront, this one seemed to be a bit pricey for what we got - a basic site in a loop. The sites were long enough & level enough, but the RV behind us was very close. Bathhouse was decent & laundry was available. Hosts were super nice! The tents to rent were very cool! As we were just here for one night, we didn't do any of the trails.

Stayed in late December, when a sunny park was a welcome change from camping in the woods. Roads are paved and sites are packed small gravel that's raked when guests leave. Clean bathrooms, lots of hot water, and an indoor laundry. As others have said, lots to do here and it's close to attractions. We stayed in loop C and A. Both nice. Price is more like $38 a night, after all the add-on charges, taxes, etc. This is a good one!

The site that I had was perfect. There was a nice shade tree, fire ring, and picnic table. The bathrooms/showers were very clean. The trails that I walked were well kept, but I would suggest using the All Trails maps bc the markings weren't always clear. They also have horseback riding, kayaking, and fishing. Overall a really great park and I look forward to returning!

Beautiful park and great service from the rangers. We had to move camp mid stay because we needed to extend. No issues at all, made the reservation and went out to the ranger station to get a new pass. Very quick, efficient, and clean park! They have everything you need, horse riding, fishing pole rentals, kayaks, a little store to buy ice and snacks, etc. The only downside we can think of is it is not a full hookup. Only water and electricity. The dump station is relatively near the RV sites.