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Vogel
Vogel State Park is a 233-acre (94 ha) Georgia state park located in the Blue Ridge Mountains near Blairsville, Georgia. The park is named after a family of German immigrants who settled in the area in the mid-1800s. The park is home to a 22-acre (8.9 ha) lake, a Civilian Conservation Corps (CCC) museum, and a variety of outdoor activities, including camping, fishing, hiking, and swimming. Vogel State Park is one of the most popular state parks in Georgia, attracting over 500,000 visitors each year.
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User Reviews
Rohit Chakraborty
One of the best state parks in Georgia — about a 2-hour drive from Atlanta. The drive itself is stunning, with winding roads that motor enthusiasts will love, especially in the fall when the yellow, orange, and red foliage is absolutely breathtaking. The trails are great for hiking, particularly if you’re experienced — I highly recommend the Blood Mountain Trail. It’s also a fantastic spot for camping, especially with family. Pro tip: bring your own food and drinks, as there aren’t many options nearby.
Patrick Emm
Nice quiet campground. The facilities have been recently renovated with upgraded trailer slots with sewer hookups in most. A new, very nice visitor center at the lake. Wi-Fi is sketchy. ATT cell signal very poor. The Wi Fi worked ok.. The camp hosts were awesome!
Andrés Fiore
This park is absolutely beautiful — it has something special about it. We arrived a bit late, so we only did a short hike, but it was really nice, with a good level of effort and surrounded by peaceful nature. There are many hiking trails to explore, and the whole place feels calm and well taken care of. I was really looking forward to kayaking, but unfortunately, the area was closed that day, which was a bit disappointing. Also, I felt there could be a better introduction or clearer signs for the trails — it would make the experience even better. Still, the park has a unique charm. It even has areas for weddings, great facilities, and very clean bathrooms. Overall, it’s a beautiful place worth visiting — perfect to relax, breathe fresh air, and enjoy a quiet connection with nature.
Md Mahmud Hasan
This is a very nice and well maintained state park. I heard that, this is the second oldest state park in Georgia. I visited with my family and friends. I needed to pay $5 for each car. I has a very nice visitor center, you can warm your food there by microwave and take food outside sitting on chairs. A fire place was running outside to make your body warm. Mind-blowing lake view will make your mind calm, you may take bath on the lake. It has adjacent wash room but didn't find any place to take shower. We walked through the trail and good a water falls. It feels artificial waterfalls but you will not be boar. For day tour with your kids, family and friends, I will recommend it.
Bronkar Lee
This is definitely one of the most beautiful state parks in Georgia! I’ve been coming here every year for 39 years. The camping and the cabins are amazing. Playground, beach, hiking trails and gift shop are great for the whole family. The staff is extremely sweet and attentive. Especially Jack, Robbie, Vickie and Beckie who help make our stay magical every year. We appreciate all that you do to keep this park in such great shape!