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Elijah Clark
Elijah Clark (1733–1799) was an American Revolutionary War hero and the namesake of Elijah Clark State Park in Lincolnton, Georgia. He was born in Virginia and moved to Wilkes County, Georgia in 1775. During the Revolutionary War, he served as a captain in the Georgia militia and was a leader in the Battle of Kettle Creek. After the war, he was appointed as a justice of the peace and a county surveyor. He was also a successful planter and businessman. He died in 1799 and is buried in the Elijah Clark Memorial Cemetery in Lincolnton.
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User Reviews
Michelle Cecchini
The Savannah River where the campground lies is not like an average river it's more like a lake, the water is very clear and it seems that boaters, fisherman and water sportsman enjoy it. We enjoyed our camp there on the water with the beautiful breeze and sunsets. Plenty of room in the park to e-bike. There's not much around the town to do. It is a great spot to go to relax.
Laura Cox
Elijah never let's us down. There's really no bad sites. Bath houses are always great. If you have a friend staying on Loop one and you're on Loop 2 it's about a mile and a half walk to get to them but that's not a complaint! It's a nice walk.
Angela Braswell
We loved this campground. It’s actually quite a large place with water all around. We were able to ride bikes, they had a little gift shop where we could get some firewood. Everyone was friendly. Bath house was clean. We were happy campers!
Christina Walsh
Stayed at campsite 51 at Elijah Clark State Park this weekend in a tent. We loved this spot! Far enough from the water to avoid bugs, but close enough to park our kayaks. The shore is shallow and perfect for launching kayaks without going to a boat ramp. This site was the perfect distance from the bathroom which was clean and air conditioned. The bathroom has 2 shower stalls. There is a laundry room between which I didnt check out. Perfect park for bike riding, boating, kayaking, etc.
Rebekah Diaz
Stayed on campsite 14. Pull through. Got a last minute 4-day reservation two days before. We had a little beach right at our site. People do beach their boats right next door at any spot with sand. Highly recommend. The closest bathhouse to us also had air conditioning! I don’t think I’ve ever had that at a campground before! There are 10 bathhouses with mixed levels of niceness, but none of the others had A/C. Almost all of them have laundry which is great. The heat index was 112 when we were there. But honestly, it was totally fine in the shade and with the breeze from the water! Highly recommend this site.