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West Point Lake - COE/Amity
West Point Lake is a 30,000-acre reservoir located on the Chattahoochee River in western Georgia and eastern Alabama. It is a popular destination for fishing, boating, camping, and other outdoor activities. The lake is managed by the U.S. Army Corps of Engineers and is part of the West Point Project, which includes the West Point Dam and the West Point Power Plant. The lake is bordered by the cities of Lanett, Alabama, and West Point, Georgia. The lake is also home to the Coe Amity Recreation Area, which offers camping, picnicking, swimming, and other recreational activities.
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User Reviews
Laura Scott
What a great campground! So great that we cancelled days at another place so we could stay longer. Lots of locals with families and boats and just good ole camping fun, cookouts and swimming and fishing and tubing. We camped in a small loop with only 6 sites, 31-36. Large enough for big rigs, and spacious enough you weren't on top of your neighbor. We're in a motorhome and two more showed up the next day with the same brand as ours. Nice chatting with them. We then moved over to Site 88, right next to boat ramp but lots of shade and privacy. Not much to do nearby but we ride bikes in nearby Pine Mountain, very nice bike trail called Man O War Trail. Also visited the nearby town of LaGrange for groceries and exploring. Overall we would definitely come back to camp here. They are only open 5 months out of the year, which is crazy. Staff was helpful and very friendly too.
Patricia Smith
I have been going to this campground for 40+ years. Love going & relaxing. The campgrounds are always very clean & maintained. However, I miss the playgrounds that used to be there for the kids. The bathrooms could use a little updating but I don't typically use them because I use our motorhome. Absolutely love Mr. Billy & Mrs. Suzanne, the gate attendants!!!
Mike Payne
First, the grass on all the sights was mid-calf high or higher. I had to drive 40 miles to borrow a weed eater to cut a path around the camp site and a path to the lake. Ant mounds all around the camp site and in grass around the restrooms. Grass is high enough that my kids did not see them until they stepped in them. Then there is the trash all around the site and in the woods. When we got to the site, there was a large bag of fish guts hanging in the trees. Did I mention that the bathroom was gross. Toilet stopped up and urine all over the place. When we addressed it with the site monitors, they simply said there was nothing they could do. One excuse after another. So, not to be negative nanny, the last two times here was great, a 10 of 10 and but this trip a 2 out of 10.
Paula Payne
Grass was not cut. We had had to weed eat to get to the water and around our where our camper sits. Fish guts were hanging in a bag on a tree. The stench was unbearable. Trash was not picked up around our site.
Linda Johnson
Love this campground. Second year here. Came a few days earlier than planned. So we found a site until ours was ready. We love the water sites. Spacious campsites with picnic table and firepit. Clean bath houses. Have a separate laundry room. It's only a week here this time. But next year will be two weeks of bliss.