We always stay here on our annual Peaches to Beaches yard sale trip. We always stay in the rooms but got a cabin this year and loved it. We had alot more room and beautiful views of the lake. Already booked for next year!

We arrived late and the staff was very friendly and helpful. Even had a full-hookup site for us which is unusual in a state park. Campground was VERY clean and really beautiful. Right on a lake, great for riding bikes and just relaxing.

This was our 1st trip to Little Ocmulgee. We camped in the campground. Most sites are large and level. Some need a little work, but most are great. There are even sites with sewer and 50 amp service. The campground is very clean and appealing. There are 2 bathhouses which are kept spotless. The newer one has a washer and dryer. The hosts we met were very friendly and responsive to any issues. The lodge is a good place to eat. We had the Sunday buffet. The food was good and the service was great. Price was what you'd expect. The only issue we had was we weren't informed that the lake is closed to any water and boating activities. Aggressive 'vegetation' has been treated so all activities in/on the lake are closed, but the only way we found out was the numerous signs posted on the shore warning of the prohibition of boat and pedestrian traffic on/near the lake. There is no info on the Website or on the brochure we were given at the lodge. Apparently it has been closed for quite a while and won't reopen for quite a while longer. In fact, these 2 resources still promote the lake and all activities available (swimming, boating, kayak/canoe rentals, etc.). If you don't plan to visit with the intent of the lake activities, you'll enjoy the rest of the park. There is a splash pad for kids, miniature golf, plenty of picnic shelters and tables, several playground areas, and of course the 18-hole golf course. We had a wonderful stay here, we were just disappointed we had no way of knowing the lake and all lake activities were indefinitely suspended.