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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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- Recreation Nearby (within 10 miles)
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User Reviews
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.
Chris Fields
Been coming here for over 20 years camping with thousands of great memories...but now the new people running the gate are just so plan rude...may have to find a new spot till those nasty people are gone...
Deirdre Denning
Gorgeous, peaceful, one of my favorite vacations. This was our first time visiting. Would give 5 stars HOWEVER, the lady that works the gate is possibly the angriest person I’ve ever met. From check in to every time we left, she was rude. Looking for things to fuss about from where we parked to check in to where we hung our park pass. We rode our bikes to get a picture of the sign and she yelled at us that we didn’t need to ride up there that they expected lots of people checking in and out that day. I giggled (I’m a nervous giggler and the thought that she was reprimanding me, a 53 year old woman and my husband, a 63 year old man was laughable). She leaned out the window and yelled at me “IT’S NOT FUNNY!” Then, as we rode back in, her husband stopped my husband and told him we were required to wear helmets. This is not a state law and it is not posted as a rule at the park. We have camped at several Corp of Engineer campgrounds and have never been told this. We didn’t argue, we just avoided them. Someone really needs to reconsider their contract next year. People just want to enjoy their vacation and not be harassed. Otherwise, it would have been a perfect vacation.
Danielle Holman
They don’t have rooms but their camp sites are beautiful, nicely spaced apart, available with water and electricity, most on the lake. Our campsite was perfect, got to watch some beautiful sunrises, woke up, walked out of our tent and fished before breakfast. Camp staff is great, very nice, helpful. Bathrooms are clean and all work. Had a great time, plan on going back as soon as this heat passes!!
Remington Diedrich
This very well could be the best campground on this lake! Rain to Blue skies, this campground will be the most BEAUTIFUL one you find! The hosts and visitors are extremely kind and helpful. If you do not know your way, they will give you directions and give you a map. It really makes you feel like family here! I couldn't describe the location in a better way, it is absolutely STUNNING! The wildlife around here will sometimes come close to you and you can get so many pictures as well! All in all 10/10 Park and we 100% will be visiting again.