No level sites. Old park not kept up. Sewer hookup was uphill. Sites were gravel and lots of tree roots. Office was closed and you left your payment in mailbox. Grass not cut nor was the park taken care of. Looked like someone just stuck it in the side of a hill. Would not recommend. - Retired1022

Very few sites are anywhere near level. Some sites do not have water or sewer. We couldn't find anywhere to put our trash. There is no wifi, altho' the office said there was. Satellite TV is a challenge because of all the very tall pines. Highway noise was a steady hum, not too bad as it didn't change. We would not stay here again. - SusanRon

This was a fine overnight stop. The office was closed but there were plenty of empty sites even on a Saturday night. Many were far from level, but we easily found a suitable one and deposited the requested check at the office. We never spoke with anyone there and pulled out the following morning. It was easily accessible from I-75, but we weren't bothered by noise. There is a pool near the office but no wi-fi or cable and no picnic table. ATT phone worked fine. - Jean D

We stayed over Labor Day, so might not be a typical experience. We like the park and would stay again. It is unusual in that the River Campground is separated from office and Lake Campground by a big road. Lake side would be closer to pool and rentals but River side is shady, more secluded, and has a safer feel for kids. Over Labor Day, it was crowded and somewhat loud but more family oriented and festive--not a bad crowd.

If you have kids who like to explore and ride bikes I recommend the River side. The Lake side is smaller and steeper and leads right into the public area. Most people might not feel as comfortable letting kids ride off on bikes on that side. - Hrm672

The overall rating is lower because there is no sewer hook up. I feel they are a bit expensive for no sewer hook up. It is a beautiful state park with lots of hiking trails. Take one to the falls, you will not be disappointed. The sites are leval, gravel and roomy. The roads are all paved. There is always a campground host to help with anything you need. - esta34950

This quiet state park has only 13 pull throughs. It is easily accessible from Interstate 75. Most sites are heavily wooded but park staff will identify the few with a decent chance for satellite TV if you ask; after that the customer picks the site on a first-come basis. The $28 price reflects a 20% senior citizen discount but not a one-time $5 charge for a park pass, making High Falls relatively expensive for a camp with no WiFi and hookups only for electricity and water. There is a dump site on the way out. - Mtmoi

The campgrounds hosts were very helpful and friendly. They worked on keeping the bathrooms clean Labor Day weekend. The park itself has some tight hairpin turns, which made it somewhat difficult to navigate with my 32' motorhome while pulling the car. The gravel pads were level. The sites are pretty good size for the most part. There are a good number of mature trees providing decent shade. The beach was in rough shape at the end of the summer season. - Cap'n G

We stayed here 4 nights with two other camping couples. We have camped many state parks in the last 3 years and Georgia continues to have some of the nicest and cleanest parks that we have stayed in. Indian Springs was no exception. The staff was very nice and helpful, the campsites were clean, no trash or ashes in the fire rings, and the restrooms were cleaned everyday that we were there. Would highly recommend this campground. - junmy3

RV sites are first come, first served, and include only 2 50-amp lots and 1 pull-through. Off/shoulder season best as sites are close together although offset to give most a view. Lovely CCC stone buildings around were built around the ancient spring first used by Native Americans for alleged health benefits. You're free to drink, bottle or lather the sulfurous water on affected body parts. Didn't cure the writer's arthritis. "'Multiuse' Trail" only for hikers and very experienced and well-conditioned mountain bikers. "Nature Trail" can be hiked by those in average condition. Park has miles of paved road with a lot of "hoops and hollers" (up and downs) that will challenge bike riders in only fair condition. Lovely stream near the entrance with lots of flat rocks can be climbed. Day use area has beach and is well away from camping spots. Fishing available. Town couple tenths of a mile from park entrance had only one open shop, a general store with everything from bug spray to worms for fishing, and an open-carry clerk. Well worth a couple days stay. - Mtmoi

We chose this campground because it wasn't very far from home (less than 1 1/2 hours) and actually had sites available over Labor Day weekend. We weren't looking for anything fancy, just to get away. Some of the other reviews about the interior roads needing work are justified. Due to the large number of trees, the road are very bumpy from the tree roots. The park staff were very friendly and escort you to your site. They even delivered warm cookies to our site after we got settled in. We stayed on site #40 which was very nicely shaded and fairly roomy; however, some of the other sites were a little tighter. Since the campground is right off the highway it would fill up overnight but wasn't too terribly busy during the day. The sound of the highway didn't bother us. In fact, my husband said you could almost mistake it at times for crashing waves of the ocean (LOL). From what I could see, the pool looked nice and there is a fishing pond and playground area. It definitely met our needs for just a getaway.

The price listed includes the KOA discount but then a $2/day charge for cable. The WiFi was $5/day for unlimited use (you get 30 minutes for free if you don't want to pay). We did not pay for the WiFi so I cannot rate its reliability. We have AT&T phone service and had no problem with service. If you're looking for somewhere close to Macon or even as a stopover on your way to Florida, this is the perfect place! - Campdog41

We stayed for one night, and had problems the second we turned into the park. The sharp turn ended up with the bed of the truck scratching the front of the camper. The pull thru spots were horribly uneven, and the showers were pretty rough looking. We had problems pulling out in the morning, as the way they told us to go was another ridiculously sharp turn. There was no way we were going to get out that way, so we had to drive around until we could find a way to exit the park. If we ever find ourselves in Forsyth again, we will just keep driving and find another park. - mnr2011

We made reservations while on the road so we could make sure we had a spot before we got there, as they were closing. We asked for cable but they never turned it on for us. Everything cost extra here, unlike most KOA locations. There are full timers in a different section of the park which is not well kept.

Upside is the part of the park we were in was ok. - cbrew

The sites are within 10 foot either side of camper, roads are rough, cypher lock on bathhouse/latrine does not work or wrong code from staff. Staff friendly but I will not stay here again, may be OK for an overnight stop but nothing else. Power dropped several times so be sure to have a surge protector on your camper, also, make sure you have a water filter. Bottom line, only in an emergency would I recommend this campground, as it is very definitely NOT a resort. - Don45

We were hesitant to stop at this park considering the previous reviews, but it was getting late. We found the staff to be very nice, the pull-thru quite handy. Considering we are 40' plus a dolly and van, we need the space to make turns. It was not an issue for us. I would agree with a previous reviewer that the road was a little rough with all the speed bumps. - SAMD6

Speed bumps are bad, not needed. Roads are narrow and in pretty bad condition. Go slow. Staff was friendly and helpful with a couple of problems we had with tow vehicle. Sites are smallish and fairly close together. Most campers appear to be fairly permanent worker type RVs. Park OK for overnight stay but would not stay long term. Did not try the WiFi. Due to the roads and bumps etc, we did not hook up dinghy until we had left the park. - raysman

Sites are gravel, weeds and dirt. Very sloppy when it rains. Interior roads are narrow with low hanging trees on the exit road. We were not given a WiFi code so if there is WiFi, we couldn't get it. This was just an overnight stop but we wouldn't return. - dickens

The sites are grass and very narrow. With our slides out it was 33" to the slide of the next lot occupant. No picnic tables or fire rings. One of the best signed entrances that I have seen. The site was level. didn't need to put the jacks down to level the coach. We had an electrical problem but it was fixed the next day and we were able to plug into an adjacent empty site for our first night. We will return. - jmlsrpc

We have a 42ft fifth wheel and had no issues on the road from I-75 to the RV park, and turning into the park was easy. The drive into the park is a single lane black top smooth road. We were assigned to the first pull thru site. The site was long and level. There was good water pressure and no issues with the 50 amp hook up. Leaving the park will not be difficult. There are no sharp turns or other obstructions in the way. The park is located about 2 miles from I-75 out in the country. There are a number of permanent trailers but it is quiet and relaxing. This is a nice one night park. - truckerturtle

We stayed 2 nights in spot 32 which was a pull-through spot (more of a side of the road) the water was 10 feet from our door and had partial shade with 30 amp service. They do have some 50 amp service sites. The bath house is a little far from this site. They have no playground for the kids, but they do allow lake swimming. The park it self was very clean and well maintained. They have several sites that are right on the water, its also a great place for kayaks because they do not allow any boats over 25hp. The park is only open from March to September. - Corbin

Nice paved interior roads, gravel sites. Each site has a picnic table and fire ring. The staff is very nice and helpful. The gate is locked from 9 PM till 7 AM Sunday through Thursday and 10 PM till 7 AM Friday and Saturday. - packrat1941

We stayed here from Sept. to Dec. due to it being close to my husband's job. The other people in the park were also mostly long term. Most people were nice, but some were of questionable character. No one follows the rules for leashing their dogs, many just run freely through the park. If there is an issue it is not addressed in a timely manner. Almost none of the washers or dryers work in the laundromat. We were on lot C which flooded overnight on Christmas, which we were woke up at 6am to move by a resident not the maintenance or management. The Wi-Fi is sporadic at best. The only good points were management is very nice, and hook ups are consistent, although my daughter was having some skin issues that have now disappeared since we have left and are no longer showering with the water there. If I could give zero stars I would. Our nightly rate is an average as we paid monthly at $400. - A W

This park has improved since our previous stays! It's still not beautiful, but the terribly junky units have disappeared, and most of the seasonal places are well cared for. The restrooms are still pretty horrible, but we were pleasantly surprised by the changes. - lelblair

I have to agree with one of the other posters on this campground, which is really a mobile home park with some RV sites available. The electricity is solid, water tested good. There's only 5 or 6 50amp sites, the rest are 30amp. It's quiet and all paved. Although some of the paving can be a bit rough. Although it's a little on the rough side, meaning old and very worn out, if you need somewhere to stay near Covington, (which we did) then it's not that bad. - b2bowers