Established Camping
Mistletoe State Park Campground
Warning 16 Alerts are In Effect
There are 16 alerts for this campground. Camp safely!
Warning 16 Alerts are In Effect
There are 16 alerts for this campground. Camp safely!
The Georgia Forestry Commission lists the Southern Pine Beetle (SPB) as the most damaging insect of pine trees in the Eastern U.S., negatively impacting wildlife habitat, watersheds, tourism, and wood-based industries. The U.S. Army Corps of Engineers and Georgia State Parks and Historic Sites are coordinating to stop their spread and restore native Longleaf Pines at Mistletoe. The project will take place on the USACE property and timber located near Mistletoe State Park. During this project you may hear heavy equipment being used to assist in the clean-up and restoration efforts. We appreciate your patience during this time. For questions regarding this project please feel free to reach out to the park office at 706-541-0321 for more information or visit our website GaStateParks.org/Mistletoe. Thank you for choosing to stay with Georgia State Parks..
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The Georgia Forestry Commission lists the Southern Pine Beetle (SPB) as the most damaging insect of pine trees in the Eastern U.S., negatively impacting wildlife habitat, watersheds, tourism, and wood-based industries. The U.S. Army Corps of Engineers and Georgia State Parks and Historic Sites are coordinating to stop their spread and restore native Longleaf Pines at Mistletoe. The project will take place on the USACE property and timber located near Mistletoe State Park. During this project you may hear heavy equipment being used to assist in the clean-up and restoration efforts. We appreciate your patience during this time. For questions regarding this project please feel free to reach out to the park office at 706-541-0321 for more information or visit our website GaStateParks.org/Mistletoe. Thank you for choosing to stay with Georgia State Parks..
For more information on upcoming events at Georgia State Parks, click here.
The Georgia Forestry Commission lists the Southern Pine Beetle (SPB) as the most damaging insect of pine trees in the Eastern U.S., negatively impacting wildlife habitat, watersheds, tourism, and wood-based industries. The U.S. Army Corps of Engineers and Georgia State Parks and Historic Sites are coordinating to stop their spread and restore native Longleaf Pines at Mistletoe. The project will take place on the USACE property and timber located near Mistletoe State Park. During this project you may hear heavy equipment being used to assist in the clean-up and restoration efforts. We appreciate your patience during this time. For questions regarding this project please feel free to reach out to the park office at 706-541-0321 for more information or visit our website GaStateParks.org/Mistletoe. Thank you for choosing to stay with Georgia State Parks..
For more information on upcoming events at Georgia State Parks, click here.
The Georgia Forestry Commission lists the Southern Pine Beetle (SPB) as the most damaging insect of pine trees in the Eastern U.S., negatively impacting wildlife habitat, watersheds, tourism, and wood-based industries. The U.S. Army Corps of Engineers and Georgia State Parks and Historic Sites are coordinating to stop their spread and restore native Longleaf Pines at Mistletoe. The project will take place on the USACE property and timber located near Mistletoe State Park. During this project you may hear heavy equipment being used to assist in the clean-up and restoration efforts. We appreciate your patience during this time. For questions regarding this project please feel free to reach out to the park office at 706-541-0321 for more information or visit our website GaStateParks.org/Mistletoe. Thank you for choosing to stay with Georgia State Parks..
For more information on upcoming events at Georgia State Parks, click here.
The Georgia Forestry Commission lists the Southern Pine Beetle (SPB) as the most damaging insect of pine trees in the Eastern U.S., negatively impacting wildlife habitat, watersheds, tourism, and wood-based industries. The U.S. Army Corps of Engineers and Georgia State Parks and Historic Sites are coordinating to stop their spread and restore native Longleaf Pines at Mistletoe. The project will take place on the USACE property and timber located near Mistletoe State Park. During this project you may hear heavy equipment being used to assist in the clean-up and restoration efforts. We appreciate your patience during this time. For questions regarding this project please feel free to reach out to the park office at 706-541-0321 for more information or visit our website GaStateParks.org/Mistletoe. Thank you for choosing to stay with Georgia State Parks..
For more information on upcoming events at Georgia State Parks, click here.
The Georgia Forestry Commission lists the Southern Pine Beetle (SPB) as the most damaging insect of pine trees in the Eastern U.S., negatively impacting wildlife habitat, watersheds, tourism, and wood-based industries. The U.S. Army Corps of Engineers and Georgia State Parks and Historic Sites are coordinating to stop their spread and restore native Longleaf Pines at Mistletoe. The project will take place on the USACE property and timber located near Mistletoe State Park. During this project you may hear heavy equipment being used to assist in the clean-up and restoration efforts. We appreciate your patience during this time. For questions regarding this project please feel free to reach out to the park office at 706-541-0321 for more information or visit our website GaStateParks.org/Mistletoe. Thank you for choosing to stay with Georgia State Parks..
For more information on upcoming events at Georgia State Parks, click here.
The Georgia Forestry Commission lists the Southern Pine Beetle (SPB) as the most damaging insect of pine trees in the Eastern U.S., negatively impacting wildlife habitat, watersheds, tourism, and wood-based industries. The U.S. Army Corps of Engineers and Georgia State Parks and Historic Sites are coordinating to stop their spread and restore native Longleaf Pines at Mistletoe. The project will take place on the USACE property and timber located near Mistletoe State Park. During this project you may hear heavy equipment being used to assist in the clean-up and restoration efforts. We appreciate your patience during this time. For questions regarding this project please feel free to reach out to the park office at 706-541-0321 for more information or visit our website GaStateParks.org/Mistletoe. Thank you for choosing to stay with Georgia State Parks..
For more information on upcoming events at Georgia State Parks, click here.
The Georgia Forestry Commission lists the Southern Pine Beetle (SPB) as the most damaging insect of pine trees in the Eastern U.S., negatively impacting wildlife habitat, watersheds, tourism, and wood-based industries. The U.S. Army Corps of Engineers and Georgia State Parks and Historic Sites are coordinating to stop their spread and restore native Longleaf Pines at Mistletoe. The project will take place on the USACE property and timber located near Mistletoe State Park. During this project you may hear heavy equipment being used to assist in the clean-up and restoration efforts. We appreciate your patience during this time. For questions regarding this project please feel free to reach out to the park office at 706-541-0321 for more information or visit our website GaStateParks.org/Mistletoe. Thank you for choosing to stay with Georgia State Parks..
For more information on upcoming events at Georgia State Parks, click here.
Mistletoe State Park Campground, near Appling, Georgia, is a fantastic spot for those looking to enjoy the great outdoors with a touch of comfort. With a variety of sites right on the water, it’s perfect for fishing, kayaking, or just soaking up the sun by the lake.
Campers rave about the clean facilities, including well-maintained bathrooms and showers, which make it easy to unwind after a day of adventure. One visitor highlighted, “The bathrooms and showers are clean and easily accessible,” which is always a plus when you’re out in nature. Plus, the campground is pet-friendly, so you can bring your furry friends along for the fun.
There’s no shortage of activities here, with hiking trails and fishing spots just waiting to be explored. Many campers have enjoyed the beautiful views and the chance to kayak right from their sites. As one happy camper put it, “Can’t go wrong with Mistletoe for water fun.” Whether you’re looking to relax by the water or hit the trails, Mistletoe State Park Campground has got you covered.
Description
Georgia Department of Natural Resources
Mistletoe State Park
This recreation area is part of J. Strom Thurmond Lake
Location
Mistletoe State Park Campground is located in Georgia
Directions
From Augusta I-20 west, exit 175 right 7.9 miles left Mistletoe Road 3 miles. From Atlanta I-20 east, exit 175 left 7.9 miles left onto Mistletoe Road 3 miles.
Address
3725 MISTLETOE ROAD
Appling, GA 30802
Coordinates
33.656485 N
82.387146 W
Access
- Drive-InPark next to your site
- Walk-InPark in a lot, walk to your site.
- Hike-InBackcountry sites.
- Boat-InSites accessible by watercraft.
Stay Connected
- WiFiFair
- VerizonPoor
- AT&TGood
- T-MobileUnknown
Site Types
- Tent Sites
- RV Sites
- Standard (Tent/RV)
- Group
- Cabins
- Tent Cabin
- Yurts
Features
For Campers
- Reservable
- WiFi
- Showers
- Electric Hookups
- Toilets
- Alcohol
- Pets
- Fires
For Vehicles
- Sanitary Dump
- Sewer Hookups
- Water Hookups
- 30 Amp Hookups
- 50 Amp Hookups
- Big Rig Friendly