Camping at Lake Oconee
Welcome to the ultimate adventure seeker's guide to Lake Oconee camping in the tranquil ambience of our picturesque lake community. Nestled amidst breathtaking natural beauty and teeming with opportunities for outdoor exploration, our pristine lakeside haven promises an unforgettable retreat for nature enthusiasts and weary urban souls alike.
From serene sunrise kayak excursions to crackling campfire tales under a blanket of stars, our guide is your roadmap to unlocking the boundless wonders of Lake Oconee camping.
Whether you're a seasoned outdoor enthusiast or a first-time camper, prepare to immerse yourself in the splendor of the great outdoors and create cherished memories that will last a lifetime.
Read about camping at Lake Sinclair on our sister site, Lake Sinclair Life!
Eatonton
Oconee Springs Park (Lake Sinclair)
Open Year-Round
109 South Spring Road, Eatonton
(706) 485-8423
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Oconee Springs Park, situated on the picturesque Lake Sinclair, is a captivating destination that beckons exploration. With its prime location spread across twelve acres of land, the park provides breathtaking views of the lake, especially during sunset.
Guests have the choice of either parking their own campers or enjoying a stay in one of the cozy cabins available on-site. For those looking to elevate their experience, the option to bring personal boats or renting accessible water toys kick starts the jovial adventure at Oconee Springs Park.
The amenities offered at Oconee Springs Park include fully furnished cabin rentals, RV/Camper pads, rustic campsites, or campsite/tent locations featuring myriad of amenities such as;a sandy beach area, a beautiful lakeside water park, incredible recreational areas, an event center encompassed by natural flora and fauna , an enjoyable playground, handicapped accessibility, expansive lake frontage, a convenient and well=maintained and marina, boat ramps, as well as the ever popular paddleboard and kayak rentals.
Gentle reminder don’t forget your park day passes and get ready to enjoy our splash of Heaven!
Lawrence Shoals
Open March 1st — November 30th
123 Wallace Dam Road Northeast, Eatonton
(855) 607-6462
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Lawrence Shoals is the ideal destination for families looking for a fun and accessible camping experience on the shores of Lake Oconee. The full-service campsite offers a wide range of amenities, including picnic tables, playgrounds, boat ramps, and beaches, ensuring there is something for everyone to enjoy. Whether you're looking to relax by the water or explore the outdoors, Lawrence Shoals has everything you need for a memorable weekend getaway with your loved ones.
The amenities at Lawrence Shoals include: RV/Camper, furnished cabins, traditional campsites, or campsite/tents as well as picnic tables and grills, well-kept comfort stations boasting hot showers, tidy laundry facilities, vending machines for soft drinks, ice, and payphones.
There are also user-friendly R/V dump stations, storage facilities for campers and boats, delightful playgrounds, as well as featuring boat docks exclusively for campers, convenient trails leading to beaches and guest houses, as well as thoughtfully placed pavilions with barbecue pits.
Greensboro
KOA / Northshore
Open All Year
2541 Carey Station Road, Greensboro
(706) 453-4505
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At this one-of-a-kind KOA Campsite, campers are overindulged with a significant variety of accommodations to suit every preference. Ranging from RV lots to quaint, cozy tent sites and let’s not forget to mention the luxurious deluxe cabins and the thrilling experience of sleeping in an authentic railroad boxcar, club car or caboose!
They provide an impressive selection of experiences for every kind of camper. KOA has endeavored to offer a truly special and distinct camping adventure that will surely be extremely enjoyable and certainly unforgettable.
The amenities at KOA/Northshore include 50 Max Amp electric hookups for RVs up to 50' in length, tent sites and inviting cabins. Enjoy Wi-Fi, a refreshing swimming pool (open 5/24 - 11/1), outstanding local fishing, thoughtfully proffered firewood and propane, a lovely pavilion, convenient dog park, boat ramp, and child friend playground.
Old Salem Campground
Open March 1st - November 30th
1530 Old Salem Road, Greensboro
(855) 607-6462
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Escape the hustle and bustle of daily life and unwind at Old Salem Campground, a tranquil lakeside retreat just a short drive from Interstate 20. Families and pets alike are welcome to partake in all the pleasurable amenities this full-service campground has to offer.
Boasting exceptional local fishing and acclaimed hiking as well as peaceful relaxing by the water, there is definitely something for everyone to experience and enjoy at Old Salem Campground.
Amenities at Old Salem Campground include RV/Camper sites and traditonal and primitive tent sites. There is also a boat launch, accomodating picnic area and shelter, tidy public restrooms, convenient grills on site, additionally water hook-ups and electricity are available.
Parks Ferry Campground
Open May 1 – September 1
491 Parks Mill Road, Greensboro
855) 607-6462
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Located at Parks Ferry Campground, families can immerse themselves in a tranquil outdoors experience with all the required services provided. Regardless if it's lounging by the idyllic lake waters or partaking in stimulating natural world activities, this campground is a welcome retreat for relaxation and recreation.
An enticing array of options from picnicking to swimming, and even fishing, allows visitors to create lasting memories in the serene surroundings of Parks Ferry Campground.
Amenities at Parks Ferry Campground include RV/Camper and tent sites boasting a well maintained outdoor sports area, picnic areas, clean restrooms, ice for sale, information stands, a dump station for RVs, a playground for children, a swimming beach, a boat ramp, grilling stations, and a pavilion for gatherings.
Have you had the chance to visit any of the campsites mentioned above? If so, we would love to hear about your favorite one in the comments. And if there are any other campgrounds on the lake that we missed mentioning, please feel free to share with us.
Thank you for reading, we hope this post has encouraged you to go camping soon and enjoy the grandeur of our very own Lake Oconee!
Happy Camping!
Your Friends At Lake Oconee Life
P.S. Read “The Ultimate Guide To Hunting And Fishing Around Lake Oconee” and “Lake Oconee Marinas and Boat Ramps” before planning your trip to the Lake Oconee area!
“A Guide To Vacation Rentals at Lake Oconee” may be useful as well as our frequently updated “What’s New At Lake Oconee” blog.
