Nice trails along river and thru the pine stands..looks to be an excellent park to canoe and kayak out of..a couple of tight sites,We have a 24 ft trailer..was able to maneuver without a problem..longer equipment or motor homes may not be as easy to maneuver..clean showers , restrooms and sites..friendly staff..most sites are in the sh... more

The one thing this park likes to boast about is their White Squirrel population here. They were intentionally introduced to the area in the 1950s. They are not albino, just white with a touch of grey on their heads, really, I'm not making this up. Anyway we saw just one on our first day here in the campground, suspiciously hanging out ... more

Campground is nestled in live oaks on banks of the namesake river. Full hook-ups and hot showers. Nice and quiet with starry nights. Good trail network.

The Ochlockonee River State Park at first sight is amazing. The white sands, pine needle forest floor, the abundantly tall and distinguished sentinels, scrub understory, and a two mile drive into the forest before you even get to the ranger station make this park special before even arriving to the campground. The sites are small and... more

But in three short days, we were won over! What we liked and didn't like are at the end of this narrative. We started off on the wrong foot. This is a small and somewhat primitive campground. The one-way road around the campground is narrow in spots and there are lots of trees. We were checked in by the ranger and he told us to enter t... more

The road to the park is dirt, and moderately bumpy, but at the posted speed limit, it was fine. Checking in was dead simple. Site 8 is "double" wide - in that there's room for your RV next to the power pedestal, and it seems like room for a second RV next to that on the other side of a tree, They have canoe, kayak and bike rentals av... more