Seminole State Park - Donalsonville (GA)

5 /5 D Jeanette: Absolutely gorgeous!! Beach, rental kayaks & canoes, mini golf, playground, and easy hiking trails. You can even rent beautiful cabins on Lake Seminole. We even saw a Gopher Tortoise! There is so much to do and see... you just have to see it for yourself!!! I highly recommend it!!!

1 /5 P. Pete: We stayed at Lake Seminole State Park for Memorial Day weekend for a family reunion. It is $200 per night for the cabin. Upon arrival they charged an additional $5 per vehicle for parking which is ridiculous after paying $200 per night. The cabins were filthy. We took our shoes off upon arrival to keep the floors clean and our feet were filthy in minutes. The floors haven’t been cleaned in a very long time. The faucets leaked, the ceiling fan hung crooked and made a horrible noise so we could not use it. Cabin 3 was infested with roaches. The screen on the porch is full of holes which allows the massive amount of knats to enter the cabin. The screen door does not close properly. This place has really gone downhill. We will not be staying there again.

5 /5 MLisa Ingram: What an absolutely beautiful park! It is very clean and very well maintained. They have a very clean beach area, boat ramp, a grassy/sandy area if you prefer that for launching your kayak/canoe. We kayaked a little over 4 miles going up the river and through the electrified fence (a scary experience, but it turned out well.) I was surprised to see that the water was very clear. There is a lot of grasses in the water so if you have pedal drives on your kayaks, you will probably need to stay in the channel. Its deep enough that paddling is not that hard. The bathrooms are very clean and the cottages look very clean from the outside and all the ones I saw had a screened in back porch facing the water. We are planning a multifamily camping trip later in the year when it is cooler. They have a playground, several picnic pavilions, and a mini-golf course. I didnt explore those closely but looked to be clean and well maintained. The office / visitor center was very small and did not have much in it. We didnt need anything, but sometimes something will catch our attention. There is construction occurring on the opposite side of the lake from the office/visitor center. I think they are adding more RV, primitive, and cottage camping, but Im not certain about that. We were there on a Tuesday for about 5 hours and only saw one other person besides staff. Im sure its much busier on the weekends. This is a beautiful, peaceful, place to visit, fish, paddle, hike, swim and explore.

4 /5 Sara Ramsey: This was an amazing state park and very quiet...especially on week days. I would have given it 5 stars but the campground restrooms were rarely cleaned. We arrived on a Sunday afternoon...they were dirty. They were not cleaned until Tuesday. We stayed here 13 nights and the floors were swept/mopped 1 times. Lots of hair in the showers. The toilets were randomly cleaned maybe every 2 to 3 days. This is such a nice Park, I wish they would care for their restrooms. The cabins look beautiful and have a nice lake view. We stayed in campsite #1 which was perfect. It was a little bit tight for our 35ft 5th wheel and long bed truck just because a tree. It was supposed to be a pull through site but we backed into the spot no problem. Beautiful views from the site and very quiet. Nice trail and paved road for a nice bike ride. It is 1.5 miles from the entrance to the campground so made for a nice walk. Very nice swimming area.

5 /5 Jaimee Underwood: I grew up fishing, boating, swimming and skiing on this lake. I have so many great memories here. I always loved exploring the natural beauty of Seminole State Park. It is teeming with wildlife and outdoor adventure. Its a top spot for fishing, boating, alligator hunting, duck hunting, camping and more.