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Lakepoint Resort State Park Campground welcomes pets across its spacious lakeside sites, offering full hookups for RVs and designated areas for tent camping. The campground maintains clean facilities with well-stocked restrooms and showers, though some visitors note occasional maintenance issues with grass height and road conditions. Pets must remain leashed while on campground property, with owners responsible for waste cleanup. The park provides scenic lake views perfect for morning walks with dogs, and campsites are thoughtfully arranged to provide privacy while maintaining a connection to the natural surroundings.
Several hiking trails surrounding Lake Eufaula accommodate dogs on leashes, with fishing access points where pets can join their owners along the shoreline. Anglers N Antlers campground offers an alternative pet-friendly option with exceptionally clean facilities including free laundry and showers that campers with dogs appreciate. The campground features recreational amenities like horseshoes and ring toss games where pets can accompany their families. Weather considerations are important when camping with pets in this region, as summer temperatures can become extremely hot. The nearby town of Eufaula provides veterinary services and pet supply options within a short driving distance. Wildlife encounters are possible, so keeping dogs properly secured during quiet hours prevents unwanted interactions with local raccoons and other nocturnal animals.
"This park is located in the small town of Omaha, GA, you will need to plan your stay accordingly for supplies as there is no shopping available within a few miles."
"We walked to the lake there were so many dragonflies it was cool. The birds were swooping up the dragonflies it was interesting to watch."
from $38 - $190 / night
Check Availability"Pets are welcomed and many people had theirs. So if your pet doesn’t like crowds or other pets it would be best to leave them home."
"We didn’t camp but we hiked around the rim it was really neat to see, the Canyon was formed from poor farming techniques! There were also a bunch of cats!"
from $12 - $85 / night
Check Availability"Currently they have some sites closed for social distancing procedures. They have multiple little walking trails and great views of the lake."
"Location is right off the highway but the camp grounds are deep in the state park so it’s so quiet and beautiful."
"Several dump stations as well as a dog park. Would like some more hiking trails."
"However, in the summer, I would imagine the water would be clogged with boats zooming around, and we would not find it so peaceful or enjoyable (but many others would). "
from $26 - $52 / night
Check Availability"Eufaula has a few laundromats so we did our laundry there to get in and out efficiently."
"It’s up next to water that has alligators you can see at night. Free campground, great place to fish, quiet & really pretty! Great place to get away from the world."
"Great location next to town and the owners were very accommodating."
"Better,,,,the site was beautiful rt on the lake,,,very large sites can’t say enough good about the campground...beautiful area.."
"The sites are well spaced, most are water front and easy access to water or have water view. They have full hookups!! Great Verizon and AT&T signals."
"The sites are slightly larger than the usual and the lake is gorgeous. It was great to sit by the lake and watch the water fowl and many fishers. Great place to kayak and ride your bike."
from $24 - $56 / night
Check Availability"The bathrooms are so nice and they even have little games to play around the campground for families and friends to pass the time like ring toss and horse shoes."
from $35 - $75 / night
"We recently spent five nights at another Army Corps of Engineers campground, Hardridge Creek Campground located near Abbeville, Alabama. This is one of four COE campgrounds on the Walter F."
"Quiet and peaceful COE campground on Lake Eufala. Our site was on Pirates Cove loop, right on the lake. We had water views from both sides of the site, and thick forest on a third side."
from $26 - $52 / night
Check Availability"You are about 2 miles away from the Lake Eufaula, and it has no playgrounds or any other extras at this facility. This is designed more for long-term living and not just daily or weekly camping."
ScoutThe park has too much to list for amenities! Dog park, clean laundry facilities, camping, chalets, excellent pull thru's, boat rental, post access and MWR office, and more! Check website for eligibility
TravelerGreat location if you are visiting FT. Benning. Not quite a “resort” yet, but maybe soon. They are under construction, but most spots were full. Felt more like tailgating than camping. Beautiful paved path leading to dog park, playground, golf course and river walk. Recommend screen shelter as there is no shade and it can get hot and buggy. Also, wear closed toe or muck boots as there are large stones and broken glass imbedded in all the sites. Clean port a potty. Do your shopping before hitting the site as the area right around it is very economically depressed. We had a great week long visit with our soldier before he moved on to his next assignment.
RangerThe sites are well spaced, most are water front and easy access to water or have water view. They have full hookups!! Great Verizon and AT&T signals. Some sites are at the beach if you have kids. Took fishing boat, kayak and Ebike. Has two walking trails, playground, large dog park, fish cleaning station and huge beach. Bathrooms are very clean and large and hot water in the wintertime and placed throughout the park. Also a nice laundry facility.Camp hosts were nice and helpful. Had full moon while here and the nice time was beautiful as well as fabulous sunrises and sunsets. Our two golden retrievers loved it. It is south of the nat line but no bugs or misquotes in January! We will be back.
LegendThe campground was easy to find, located right off US-231. We parked at the office to check in and were escorted to pull-through site 16 with full hookups. A couple of turns required attention, and entry into the site was a bit tight, but the maneuver was manageable with our setup. This is an older campground with mature trees throughout, so satellite service could be challenging depending on site location. We chose not to deploy Starlink since T-Mobile Home Internet performed well. Cell service showed 3 bars on both Verizon and T-Mobile. Campground Wi-Fi tested at a respectable 40.1 Mbps download, which was sufficient for most online activities, though our T-Mobile Home Internet delivered faster speeds at 85.3 Mbps download. Some road and train noise was noticeable during our stay. Utilities were conveniently positioned near the middle of the long pad, and water pressure was solid at around 60 psi. The property features a large dog park and a pleasant pond with a walking path. The 1962 Nuclear Bomb Shelter, now used as a storm shelter, was an interesting feature worth checking out. Overall, this was a nice KOA stay, and we would return.
GuideStayed December 2019 for a long weekend. The sites are all very nice with fire ring, lantern pole, picnic table, small counter height table, and concrete pad for your camper or tents. Ample additional parking available. Bathrooms were well maintained. We stayed in the Oakwood loop. River Chase loop has the best playground. Staff were very friendly. Several dump stations as well as a dog park. Would like some more hiking trails.
TravelerWow. This park is phenomenal! It is so beautiful. The canyons are breathtaking and the staff is so helpful and friendly!
Pets are welcomed and many people had theirs. So if your pet doesn’t like crowds or other pets it would be best to leave them home. Also it’s a decent walk very steep and at times strenuous so elderly people or pets may want to stay at the top. (We slipped multiple times going down.)
Make sure you take a cash to get in the gate or you will have to go to the visitor center.
We plan to go back and camp but I believe you have to hike to the camp sites.
LegendThis review is based on a short-term stay versus a destination campground(CG). We traveled into the CG on the US highways following our RV GPS from FL with no issues getting to this CG. Check-in was very easy, and we were guided to our online reservation first choice, end site 19. Our check-in person was concerned we might not like pulling through site 19. He was correct, as this site was too short and had an incline at the unhitch point. We proceeded to the newer area, where we were given the choice of pull-through sites 97& 98, which were both FHUs and flat. We chose 98, which was fairly level and plenty long enough for our 5th wheel and F450. The sites in this CG are close to each other. There were no trees so that we could have put out our satellite, but there was no need due to the great cable selection. We got 3 bars on Verizon and used our MifI for what little internet we needed. We tried but could not connect to the CG's WiFi. They have very good water pressure, so we used a reducer. Where we were in the back of the CG, we could still hear the highway. There was no formal dog park, but plenty of areas to walk your dog. This is an older park with many permanent and seasonal residents. We were impressed that, for the most part, there was not that“trailer trash” look, and the residents were friendly. There are newer water and electric sites in the 100s area in front of where we were. There’s a shower house and laundry, but we did not use these facilities. This CG is a good short-stay option.
ScoutDecent hiking. Trails aren’t very difficult, pet friendly.
ScoutIt’s been raining the whole weekend. Even so, this campground is a beautiful place. The only problems we have had: 1: buildings are not marked. It was hard to determine what was a private cabin vs bath house. 2: (this is a fellow camper issue not campground) someone with a large dog was just letting it run amuck! That is what ruins “pet friendly “ places. Lease your babies!!!
Like I said, this place is a beautiful campground. Definitely deserves a repeat visit!
Lake Eufaula, with over 640 miles of shoreline stretching across the Alabama-Georgia border, provides diverse camping options at elevations ranging from 184 to 190 feet above sea level. The lake's warm climate supports year-round camping with average summer temperatures reaching 90°F and winter lows rarely dropping below 30°F. Water temperatures remain comfortable for swimming from May through September, while spring and fall offer milder conditions for hiking and outdoor activities.
Kayaking the coves: Launch directly from waterfront sites at Florence Marina State Park Campground to explore the lake's quiet inlets. "You can kayak or rent a little boat it was cheap. We rented a boat my husband fished and we drove around the lake. Lots of blooming Lilly's, big oaks with moss, shorebirds and gators," notes B M. from Florence Marina State Park Campground.
Visit Providence Canyon: Just 10 minutes from Florence Marina, this geological wonder offers hiking trails through colorful canyons. "Providence Canyon is tucked away in the southwest corner of Georgia...but offers a surprising beauty as a result of erosion," explains Dave V. from Providence Canyon State Park Campground. "The deep gullies, some up to 150 feet, were caused by poor farming practices during the 1800s. Today they make some of the prettiest photographs within the state," adds Joel R.
Fishing from shore: Set up at White Oak Creek Campground where many sites have direct lake access. "Most sites are either on the lake or have a view of the lake. Bring your fishing poles and boats, lots of activity on the water!" advises Elaine H. from White Oak Creek. "You can have a AL. or GA fishing license here the lake runs through both states," mentions B M.
Spacious waterfront sites: Cotton Hill Campground offers full hookup sites with lake views. "The sites are well spaced, most are water front and easy access to water or have water view. They have full hookups!! Great Verizon and AT&T signals," writes Liz H. from Cotton Hill. "We stayed in site # 81 it had full hook up and was on the water/lake. It's a big site and a quiet campground."
Clean facilities: Many campgrounds maintain high standards for bathhouses. "Bathhouse was spotless with hot showers and great water pressure," notes Jessica O. from Hardridge Creek Campground. "Bath house are clean and well kept. Downside is other than walking the roads with in the park, not many nature trails. Dogs didn't mind either way," adds Shelly F. from White Oak Creek.
Free primitive camping: Budget travelers appreciate the no-cost option at Rood Creek Park. "Absolutely love this place. Super easy to find, you just go down a red clay road. There's plenty of sites up close to the pond, fire pits everywhere, picnic tables, clean garbages," shares tamara from Rood Creek Park. "Each site has a trash can and a picnic table. It was awesome. Had my own bathroom setup, so didn't check theirs out, but they have a small facility," adds Rae W.
Ant precautions necessary: Multiple campers report ant problems at Lake Eufaula campgrounds. "If you do not take preemptive measures beforehand you will be affected. Everything that touches the ground is a conduit for their access, the tires, leveling jacks, tongue jack, power cord and the water hose are their tools for finding a way," warns Tony C. from Hardridge Creek Campground.
Alligator awareness: The lake houses alligators, making water safety important. "The lake had several signs denoting the presence of alligators. I didn't see any, but there in lies the problem! I've seen to many National Geographic shows where the unsuspecting gnu gets grabbed while try to quench its thirst," cautions Shelly S. from White Oak Creek Campground.
Weather conditions: Summer heat can be intense. "Heed the heat and drinking water warnings during hot days, Little to no breeze in the canyon," advises Dave V. "It was HOT! No swimming, alligators. Sites are roomy and super level," adds Kim M. about Florence Marina State Park.
Multiple playgrounds: Lakepoint Resort offers kid-friendly amenities throughout the park. "The park offers beachfront sites where you can walk right out from your site to the water. If you get one of the sites that does not have direct water access, there is a beach, park and gazebo that everyone can access," shares Carrie with BottleCapsAndBacon F. from Hardridge Creek.
Recreation options: Look for campgrounds with varied activities. "The campground has a miniature golf course on site for a fun time with the kids. Bath house are clean and well kept," recommends Shelly F. "They even have little games to play around the campground for families and friends to pass the time like ring toss and horse shoes," notes Matt F. from Anglers N Antlers.
Educational opportunities: Historic sites near campgrounds provide learning experiences. "Close to this park is Providence Canyon which looks like a small Bryce canyon except it was created by poor farming. It's a neat place to see about 6 miles from the park. There's an old church there and some real old graves," explains B M.
Site selection: Choose locations carefully for comfort and space. "Our site was on Pirates Cove loop, right on the lake. We had water views from both sides of the site, and thick forest on a third side," shares Jessica O. "Sites are roomy and super level," adds Kim M.
Cell and internet service: Coverage varies by location and provider. "Verizon LTE was good (5G did not work) 80mb down, 12up. T-mobile 5G was ok, down, upload sucked. Visible was spotty - OK most of the time for streaming. Even Cricket worked fine for calls," details Kevin H. from Hardridge Creek Campground.
Pull-through availability: For easier RV setup, several campgrounds offer convenient options. "This campground has a lot of pull through spots, but only two bathrooms," notes Carrie with BottleCapsAndBacon F. "Campground is large with lots of amenities. On site marina with boat launch so bring your boat. The lake is gorgeous! Sites are well laid out but wide open to every one else. Not many that are very private," advises Shelly F. from Florence Marina State Park Campground.
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