Unfortunately, on Friday, April 20, 2018, the US Army Corps of Engineers (USACE) released bad news for winter camping on Lake Lanier.
Category: Camping
Toto Creek Campground ~ Wilderness & Outlet Malls
There should be a giant billboard on Georgia 400 advertising this park. “Toto Creek Campground! Where the Wilderness Meets Snooty Outlet Malls!”
Lakeside Camping at Bolding Mill Campground
Bolding Mill Campground, operated by the US Army Corps of Engineers, is a precious jewel in Lake Lanier’s crown. Bolding Mill is a haven of rest on the northwest side of Lake Lanier, and the portal to excitement for sailing, paddling, fishing or water skiing.
Beautiful River Forks Park & Campground
River Forks Park has a delightful day-use area and a campground with lake views, only a few miles from downtown Gainesville, lovingly maintained by our friends with Hall County.
Lake Lanier Parks 2018 Dates of Operation
There are roughly 60 parks on Lake Lanier that are maintained by a variety of agencies. We’re thankful for USACE’s Nick Baggett for sorting out the dates of operation for the 2018 season.
Winter Camping on Lake Lanier
Some say winter camping on Lake Lanier sounds terrific! Others believe the words “winter” and “camping” don’t belong in the same sentence.
Corps of Engineers’ Annual Park Passes
The U.S. Army Corps of Engineers (USACE) operates 32 day-parks in our area. It is wise to invest in Corps of Engineers’ Annual Park Passes.
Labor Day Camping on Lake Lanier Already Full
Sorry, all the sites for Labor Day camping at US Army Corps of Engineers parks on Lake Lanier are full, except for a few at Toto Creek Campground.
War Hill Park on Lake Lanier
War Hill Park is family friendly. Guys can vent their primal anger playing volleyball, while their wives sip sweet tea, smile sweetly & compare UPS drivers.
Clearing Storm Damage from Lake Lanier’s Parks
Dogwoods are blooming. Buds are on the trees and leaves are bursting to life. And, we’re also clearing away storm damage from the wicked weather that arrives as winter wanes.