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Lawrence Shoals Park (Georgia Power)
Lawrence Shoals Park is a recreational area located on Lake Oconee in Eatonton, Georgia. The park is owned and operated by Georgia Power and is open to the public for a variety of activities. Visitors can enjoy swimming, fishing, camping, picnicking, and boating. The park also features a boat ramp, a beach, and a playground. Lawrence Shoals Park is a great place to spend a day outdoors with family and friends.
Amenities
- Recreational Facilities
- Policies
- Other Amenities & Services
- Recreation Nearby (within 10 miles)
- Facility
- On-Site Rentals
- Sites
User Reviews
Dionte Wilder
Great park with amazing amenities. The lots are big enough for an RV and tent with space to set up and eat. Perfect for families or folks who like to hike or bike. The trails were clear even after Helene. There are also historical sites located at the park that gives more insight into the significance of the preservation of the area. Can’t wait to go back.
Susan Ellickson
Well maintained archery range. Addition of benches and/or tables would be helpful for archery equipment to sit on.
Jennifer Curles
We came from out of town for our son’s state shotgun competition and stayed the weekend. This campsite was wonderful! Everything was very clean. There are a few restroom/shower buildings. All of the campsites are easy to get into. There are several docks located around various campsites and the beach area was nice as well. The camp host is one of the nicest people you will meet. We are already looking into staying longer over the summer.
Jessica Estes
Have not had the chance to camp here yet. We camped at a neighboring campground, but came by here for a visit. The place was beautiful and the trails were wonderful. We took the orange trail and walked about 5 miles. It was beautiful all through there and clean. Also met the staff while looking at the campsites. They were so helpful and nice. Will be back after their renovations to camp at this gem.
Simon Robson
Great hidden gem. We went to see the effigy but was very surprise at how much this park area has to offer. From archery targets, trails, educational placards, great wildlife, to a great viewing tower. Past the Rock Hawk effigy, you pay a nominal fee you can enter the adjacent park with picnic areas, grills, swimming and bathrooms. Camping and even a boat ramp are available for an additional fee.