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Coosa River Campground At Lock & Dam Park
The Coosa River Campground at Lock Dam Park in Rome, Georgia is a great place to camp and enjoy the outdoors. Located on the banks of the Coosa River, the campground offers a variety of amenities including full hook-up sites, primitive sites, and a boat ramp. The campground also features a playground, picnic area, and a fishing pier. The park is open year-round and offers a variety of activities such as swimming, fishing, boating, and hiking. Whether you are looking for a weekend getaway or a longer stay, the Coosa River Campground at Lock Dam Park is the perfect place to relax and enjoy the beauty of nature.
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- Recreational Facilities
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- Recreation Nearby (within 10 miles)
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User Reviews
Brantley Vinci
Horrible policy. This place is "ONLY" for Campers. This Meaning, the public fishing area is "ONLY" a couple of hundred feet located around boat ramps, which you are NOT allowed to fish from either. No public fishing from boat ramps or vacant Camper parking spots!! That's basically the entire place. So bring a boat or forget about it. I mean the freaking tiny access area to water for the public is 25 ft high. The fact that it's public access is really just marketing.. VERY DISAPPOINTED! Will not waste my time again... waters red anyways...
Lee Golden
I have bookings for four nights in November of 2024 and so is I write this I have an envisited the park in person but everything I have learned about it so far is to my liking. The registration process went easily and once I have camped there for four nights in my pop-up camper I will write a second review and if I feel the standards are not worth a five and I will adjust the current rating. The five stars now are for the overall appearance of the photos of the place and the way the registration process took place. I have booked site 15 right beside the restroom and shower room facility as I am partly disabled and prefer to be a little closer to the facilities. I have viewed a video showing all of the campsites and number 15 looks pretty nice. Watch for my next review in mid-November 2024.
Colton Lovelace
Nice park with a boat ramp and pavilions. Fee required for boat launch and day use. Water was way up and whole trees were floating down the river after hurricane Helene.
Amanda Mueller
Okay sites, but no signage to direct you to the camping area when you come in. The bath house was serviceable but nasty when we were there, but just needed a good cleaning- and toilet paper, all the stalls lacked toilet paper. We called in a same day reservation, which was convenient, but they put us in a “premium” site which turned out to mean it had a roof over the picnic table and cost more, and was on the high traffic drive that went into the camping area. We chose a different open site when we got there, but couldn’t cancel our reservation online and change sites, and so paid the premium price. On the other hand the “primitive” area was beautiful and had a group camp area and a couple of lean-to shelters. There was a pit toilet and water available. The pit toilets were in a very interesting but less than functional building. There is a nice walking trail, playground, boat launch and fishing area.
R J
Stayed over Christmas holiday. The area itself is very nice the walking trails are great for your furry Friends. The sites are spacious but the trees are plenty. There are no signs to should you what way to go. This would be helpful at 10pm. Other then that happy with the site we have. Nice and quiet here. Wish they would mark the drive with arrows or a sign posted on a tree.