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Lake Oconee/Greensboro KOA
Overview
The Lake Oconee/Greensboro KOA offers a tranquil lakeside escape in the heart of Georgia. This well-regarded campground provides a perfect balance of rustic charm and modern convenience, situated directly on the shores of the expansive Lake Oconee. Visitors are greeted by a lush, wooded environment that highlights the natural beauty of the region while maintaining the reliable standards travelers expect from the KOA brand. It serves as a premier destination for those looking to reconnect with nature while enjoying the comforts of a full-service RV park.
Location & Surroundings
Located in Greensboro, Georgia, the park sits along the banks of the state's second-largest lake. The surrounding area is characterized by the rolling hills of the Oconee National Forest and the serene waters of the lake. Its convenient location near Interstate 20 makes it easily accessible for travelers moving between Atlanta and Augusta. The park itself is tucked away from the main highway, ensuring a quiet atmosphere dominated by the sounds of the water and local Georgia wildlife.
Amenities & Park Features
The park is designed for recreation and convenience, featuring several full hookup RV sites that accommodate various rig sizes. The facility focuses heavily on water access and family activities, offering the following amenities:
- Private boat ramp and dock for easy lake access
- On-site rentals for pontoons, kayaks, and paddleboards
- Seasonal swimming pool and a large jumping pad for children
- KampK9 dog park for travelers with pets
The general store provides essentials and propane, while the clubhouse offers a space for group gatherings and community events.
Nearby Attractions & Things to Do
Beyond the campground, Greensboro offers a wealth of activities. Golf enthusiasts will find themselves near world-class courses, while history buffs can explore historic downtown Greensboro with its unique antique shops and local eateries. Nature lovers can head to the Oconee National Forest for miles of hiking and biking trails. On the water, trophy fishing for bass and crappie is a major draw, alongside popular activities like motorized boating and sunset cruising across the massive reservoir.
Who This Park Is Best For
This KOA is an ideal match for family vacationers seeking an active outdoor itinerary. Its extensive waterfront amenities make it a top choice for boating enthusiasts and anglers who want to maximize their time on the water. Because of its peaceful setting and well-maintained facilities, it also appeals to snowbirds and extended-stay travelers looking for a scenic base camp in middle Georgia. Whether you are passing through for a night or staying for a week, the park caters to those who value water access and family-oriented fun.
Amenities
- Recreational Facilities
- Policies
- Other Amenities & Services
- Recreation Nearby (within 10 miles)
- Facility
- Internet
- On-Site Rentals
- Sites
User Reviews
Anne Knab
This was our first KOA stay and we were pleased with the experience. We had a pull-through, lake-view site with FHU for our 37 Class A with toad. The sewer had a bit of an uphill slant so we used the dump station on our way out. It's in good repair and easy to use. We were here during a really cold snap with high winds so we didnt use the deck and firepit that came with our site which was a shame because they seemed like fun. This campground is an eclectic mix of permanent party and transients - all shapes and sizes, although we were among the larger rigs. It's about 5 miles off I-20 but easy in/out, even for a one-night stop.WiFi was strong.
Mari Sue Pederson
Went to stay in a caboose. Did not disappoint! We had a great time. Grounds were clean, staff friendly. Definitely recommend. This is glamping, not an airbnb. If your going to stay in a train car, bring everything you would need to camp( except dishes, silverware, ( for four) pots and pans ).
B C (MeatWagon)
Not a bad place in the middle of no-where. We stayed on our way home. Not bad nice lake. Place needs maintained. Near us a light buzzed loudly all day and night. Workers just drove right by it. It’s a nice place though with nice staff. Two pools seemed nice.
Julia Kadel
This was our first-ever KOA experience, so we were excited to check it out. The location on the lake was nice and relaxing, and our site itself was pretty decent with a solid hookup. Staff was friendly and helpful when you got ahold of them. That said, for the price, we expected a bit more. The reservation process was frustrating — I had to call four times to fix our dates, which took away from the overall experience. The bathhouses were not well maintained, the outdoor lighting at our site kicked on way too late, and kids driving golf carts wild all over the place made it feel a little chaotic. The biggest downside: no bug spraying. We ended up with chigger bites our first night — not the kind of souvenir we wanted. We wanted to love it, but honestly, it didn’t live up to the KOA reputation we were hoping for.
Marisa Sifre
Camping location was beautiful with so many amenities! Our 2 year old had a blast from walking the goats, to swimming and karaoke. This place has it all! Staff is amazing, sweet and go over the top. The staff member who assisted us with the goats at the nature site (Emily I think and her daughter) brought a kids craft bag to our site because my daughter missed the craft time. And Scott with Saturday night karaoke was so much fun! We will definitely be back!