Seminole State Park
Wildlife is abundant throughout Seminole, and a nature trail leads past gopher tortoise burrows, a wetland boardwalk and one of the largest longleaf pine forests in a Georgia state park.
7870 State Park Dr.
Donalsonville GA 39845
Phone: 229-861-3137
Phone: 800-864-7275
Web: Visit Site
Description:
This Southwest Georgia park is on beautiful Lake Seminole, a 37,500-acre reservoir known for its sport fishing. The lake is shallow, but natural lime sink ponds have left areas of cool, clear water with a variety of fish. The threatened gopher tortoise, the only tortoise native to Georgia, makes its home along a 2.2-mile nature trail designed to interpret the wiregrass community habitat. The park is located near one of Georgia’s largest wildlife management areas, providing great duck hunting and deer hunting.
Features:
ACTIVITIES:
Boating and Water Skiing – 4 ramps
Fishing – 4 docks
Swimming
Hiking – 2.2-mile Gopher Tortoise Nature Trail
Canoe Rental
Miniature Golf
FACILITIES:
604 Acres
Lake and Swimming Beach
50 Tent, Trailer, RV Campsites
Primitive Treehouse Camping (sleeps 15)
14 Cottages
5 Picnic Shelters
Group Shelter (seats 75)
Pioneer Campground
Gift Shop
Days/Hours/Seasons:
Park Hours: 7AM-10PM
Office Hours: 8AM-5PM
Rates:
Rates vary for state park lodging, campsites, shelters, golf courses and other facilities. Check with the individual park’s website or by telephone to confirm current prices.
Fees:
$3 daily parking fee