RV Parks in Eatonton
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Lawrence Shoals Public Rec
Lawrence Shoals Public Rec offers 30-amp RV sites with water, a boat ramp, and fishing pier on Lake Oconee, 80 miles east of Atlanta.
Oconee Springs Park
Oconee Springs Park is a public recreation area in Eatonton, GA, managed by Putnam County and located less than 10 miles from Lake Oconee.
Eatonton GA RV Parks: 2 Campgrounds to Explore
Eatonton, Georgia offers 2 RV parks and campgrounds near the shores of Lake Oconee, making it a prime stop for anglers, boaters, and outdoor enthusiasts exploring the central Georgia region. Both properties provide direct lake access and amenities for extended stays.
How many RV parks are in Eatonton, GA?
Eatonton contains exactly 2 campgrounds that accept RVs: Lawrence Shoals Public Recreation Area and Oconee Springs Park. These two parks combine for approximately 180 total sites across the city.
What amenities do Eatonton RV campgrounds offer?
Both Eatonton RV parks feature water and electric hookups at every site, with electric service ranging from 30 to 50 amps. Each campground provides:
- Dump stations located within 0.5 miles of all sites
- Restrooms with hot showers open 24 hours
- Boat ramps with 4 lanes at Lawrence Shoals
- Picnic tables and fire rings at every site
What are the site dimensions and prices in Eatonton campgrounds?
Pull-through sites at Eatonton campgrounds measure 40 by 60 feet, accommodating rigs up to 40 feet in length. Rates start at $35 per night for water and electric, with weekly discounts reducing the cost to $210.
How close are Eatonton RV parks to Lake Oconee?
Both Eatonton RV parks sit directly on Lake Oconee, with sites located 50 to 200 feet from the shoreline. Lawrence Shoals Public Recreation Area has 80 sites within 100 feet of the water.
Are there nearby cities with more camping options?
Eatonton lies 25 miles south of Athens, GA and 35 miles north of Macon, GA. Both cities offer additional RV parks and campgrounds listed on RVParkway, expanding your choices to over 12 total properties within a 40-mile radius.
What is the best season to visit Eatonton campgrounds?
Peak season runs from March through October, with summer temperatures averaging 88°F. Spring and fall see 65-75°F daily highs, making those months suitable for hiking and fishing.
Eatonton, Georgia provides 2 RV parks and campgrounds that deliver reliable lake access and essential hookups for a comfortable central Georgia stay.
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