Seminole State Park - State park in Donalsonville - 7870 State Park Rd, USA

This is a fair park with a top notch staff. To be brutally honest there is not hardly anything to do here other than camp. The cabins that border the lake are excellent, and seem to be in very nice quality. I have not changed in 20 years, which is kind of nice. The RV area for camping is going to go under renovation. Supposedly this winter and it does need it. Facilities are a little bear but they function and everything is well kept. Putt putt is very small and there’s not a lot of excitement with this Course but it’s nice if they have it. There is a beautiful dock behind the welcoming center that you need to go out and stand on. It is peaceful and beautiful, and offers a great view of the lake. Inside the welcome center they could not have been more friendly and polite. Highly recommend the staff he was very down to earth and super friendly. Often do a lot about all state parks.

Decent sites and facilities. Bathrooms are clean but far from nearly all sites. No hosts were there during our stay so no one was checking the bathrooms to refill toilet paper. Nice playgrounds and a mini golf course at park. "Beach" and play area ar Park as well. We stayed in the Summer and were one of three sites occupied. When we pulled out there was only one obvious long term guest still there. The deserted vibe was a bit creepy. Cell coverage was excellent giving 4 bars consistently.

Went to drop a geocache tracker at the cache here. Guy at the front booth acted like we were just going to ride our motorcycles on trails in which we respect our state prks and would never do such. Employee in the visitors center/ outpost was super friendly. Grounds were well maintained

It’s a nice place for the camping. We booked the RV site and setup our tent there , very spacious and best thing is that it’s a lake view.Restroom was super clean.Did kayaking also , you can rent it there ,it’s $10 for an hour or $40 for 4 hours or $35 for 24 hours.staff were super friendly and cooperative.big thumbs up for them. There is a fishing ramp also and kids play area. You can buy firewood($6) and ice at there office at the entrance or near the camp site 2. Overall it’s a nice place for the camping.

We stayed 2 days. It was a great relaxing time.

A sweet little campground and park. All the sites have a great view of the lake. Ours, site 16, was right next to the water. The staff and camp hosts were super friendly and treated us like family. The kayak rental was an easy process and a great value for the price! We live one hour away and will definitely be back for many more weekend getaways.

Hidden gem in southwestern Georgia. Gorgeous beach for swimming and huge park for playing. The campsites were spacious and clean and they had a few nice trails with interpretive signs. Follow our full time travel journey through state and national parks on Instagram: @arndts.arent.staying.put

The state park is gorgeous. It was first come first serve, but I heard they are changing the camping to reserve only. We had a site right on the lake which gave us incredible views. We were able to stick our kayaks in the water when we wanted to and just go. Lots of things to explore. A nice swimming area for people to swim on the other side of the lake from the camping area. We camped the week of memorial day and the gnats were unbearable. I would love to try camping here when it's cooler out. The campground bathrooms were not great. They were never cleaned right, hair all over the shower stalls, toilets not kept clean. This is the campground hosts fault and we did complain. Overall, we would go back!!