General Coffee State Park

Nicholls, GA

4.7(1,250 reviews)

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About this campground

General Coffee State Park in Nicholls Georgia this park is known for agricultural history shown at Heritage Farm, with log cabins, a corn crib, tobacco barn, cane mill and other exhibits. Partial and primitive (no water, electric, or sewer) hookup RV and tent camping.

What campers say

General Coffee State Park is a family-friendly, well-maintained park centered on a living Heritage Farm with animals, a small museum, a fishing lake, and paddleboat/kayak rentals. Visitors commonly praise clean, comfortable cabins and spacious campsites, friendly staff, and a good network of trails and boardwalks. Practical tradeoffs include visible hurricane damage in places as the forest recovers, seasonal gnats in spring/early summer, and reports of costly laundry machines. Bathhouse quality varies by loop, and a few reviewers noted occasional litter or debris on some sites, so it’s wise to inspect your site on arrival.

Our summary of 1,249 traveler reviews.

Amenities

Hookups and power

Electric

Pets
Public Park
Pull-thru
State Park
Tents
Water

1,250 reviews

1 of them was written on CampgroundViews.

judyuhlin

February 5, 2021

There are two campgrounds in General Coffee State Park with 25 sites each, all pull throughs, all water and electric, no sewer sites. There's also a pioneer campground for large groups. The office or "Trading Post" as they call it, is at the entrance with a small gift shop. You then drive two miles down a windy tree-lined road to the campground. On the way you pass a heritage farm, with historic buildings such as a blacksmith shop, tobacco barn, syrup shed, corn crib, etc. and a petting farm, an archery range, hiking trails, ampitheater, playgrounds, group shelters and picnic areas. Also a canoe rental and boat launch. The sites are all large and well spaced, restrooms close and a small laundry centrally located. Interior roads in campground #2 are paved, but in campground #1 they are gravel or dirt and some of the sites are a bit tighter, even though they are pull-throughs. Sites are gravel. All are shaded by big oak trees. Beautiful, relaxing campground but not much in the surrounding areas. The largest town is Douglas which is about 20 minutes away. It has a Walmart, restaurants, gas stations and shopping.

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