Mistletoe State Park

"Discover the best bass fishing in the area and water sports on Georgia’s largest reservoir or, relax and enjoy the sights and sounds of nature on the forested trails, winding creeks and scenic shoreline of Mistletoe State Park."

Located on 71,100-acre Clarks Hill Lake near Augusta, this park is known as one of the finest bass fishing spots in the nation. Boat ramps provide easy access to one of the Southeast’s largest lakes. During the summer, guests can cool off at the sandy beach or on miles of shaded nature trails. Many programs are hosted throughout the year, such as astronomy programs, concerts and nature walks. Bike riders who explore this park can join the Muddy Spokes Club.

Mistletoe State Park has 10 fully equipped cottages on the lake, five of which are log cabins. The campground is situated on a peninsula, offering spectacular views of both sunset and sunrise over the open water. A four-bed tent cabin with electricity and water faces the lake. Overnight guests may rent canoes to explore the large lake.

Reservations, Accommodations & Facilities

1,920 Acres
72,000 Acre Clarks Hill Lake
10 Cottages
1 Fisherman's Cabin – with private dock
1 Tent Cabin
93 Tent, Trailer & RV Campsites — some sites seasonal
4 Walk-In Campsites
3 Backcountry Campsites
1 Pioneer Campground (Before making reservations, call park for capacity limits.)
5 Picnic Shelters (Before making reservations, call park for capacity limits.) — call park to reserve #5
1 Beach House (seats 75. Before making reservations, call park for capacity limits.)
3 Boat Ramps
Sand Beach — seasonal
Playground
Wi-Fi — available in park office

Things To Do & See

Biking
Birding
Boating
Educational Programs
Fishing
Hiking
Swimming
Weddings - park approval required
Paddling - rentals available to overnight guests
Geocaching at Georgia State Parks
Muddy Spokes Club at Georgia State Parks

Nearby Attractions

Quota Hunt

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