Separate section for permanent RVs. They all seemed to be well kept. Our spot was level and a paved spot. No picnic table. There is a pool and bath house. There is a club house too. Many of the spots are not level. This is a nice place to stay for a night or 2. - esta34950

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 one night stop for us. It seemed a little lacking in signage. We went to the lake section first, a ranger told us we would have to go to the river section. You make a turn by the Dollar General and some more turns and find the camp host for a site. After finding the host, we got a site and all was well. A nice park, very pretty. Would be a place to go back to and explore. - Russell G

If you're looking for something fairly near Atlanta but far enough away to be remote, this park is a great selection. The waterfall was beautiful and the sites are shaded and peaceful. The staff was very nice and helpful. This is 1 mile off HWY 75 and very easy to get to. Once inside the park, the hills are steep but still doable in a large rig. The pull thru 50 amp sites were easy to get into fairly well spaced. There's a couple of great but short hikes. Biking it not very feasible unless you want to bike up and down the hills. There's a nice lake here for kayaking and paddle boarding. Site accessibility (The hill into the park was a bit steep and signage for the D loop was non existent but the park was a very easy 1 mile off the hwy) - 4 Campground location (30 minutes to Macon, 45 min to Atlanta) - 5 Nearby amenities (Had to drive 30 minutes to get to anything. The local stores are not good) - 2 Site Privacy (Good spacing on the sites but not a lot of trees/foliage in between) - 3.5 Campground amenities (Average bathrooms, laundry, trash cans easily accessible) - 4 Dog friendly (Dogs allowed on all trails) - 5 Activities (cool hiking around the waterfall but not a lot of trails, kayak rentals, mini golf) - 5 Cost ($35/night for 50 amp/water but no sewer) - 3.5 Staff friendliness (Incredibly friendly staff. Camp hosts were always available and rangers also present) - 5 Connectivity (Good signal IF you have a booster. No ATT signal w/out booster) - 4 Total rating = 4.10. - mjessie

We just spent a long weekend at this state park and thoroughly enjoyed our stay. The park and park staff were friendly and very helpful. We stayed in the river campground. We arrived around 8pm and had to take one of the few remaining spots, but it turned out well. The sites are very spacious but the roads are tight and large rigs can be hard to maneuver. The bathrooms are very dated but the camp hosts kept them clean and supplied. The hiking trails around the falls are well worth the visit. The falls are simply beautiful. We will be camping again here soon. - willief47

Some of the normal activities in the park were curtailed due to rebuild of a dam that was in progress at the time of our visit. Park had working cable and reliable water and electric. Dump station water hose needed repair but that's a minor thing. The site we stayed in was bounded on two sides by woods and had a "deck" in the rear. The site itself was level and setup was easy, however there was a "dip" at the entrance to the site that put some stress on my hitch and towing equipment. Most sites did not have this problem from what I saw. - Underlog

This happens to be the oldest state park in the US. Nice shady sites with water, electric and cable. Wish there was sewer to make this a great destination point. Very convenient if you are on the southern route that is "anything to not drive through Atlanta". Staff very friendly. Park and bathhouses very clean. This was a two night stop over, but will stay on our list as the same when touring through Georgia. - bobnemens

The roads in the campground are black top and the sites are nicely graveled. The sites in Georgia state parks are on a first come process. We arrived on a Saturday morning when most sites were taken but still found a nice site. Water and electric (30 and 50 amp) are available but no sewer hook up. Dump station available at entrance. Cable TV available at each site. WiFI available only at headquarters. AT&T was good. Showers are cleaned by campground hosts and are in good condition.
Check in was a little awkward as there is no place to park your rig. You park on the road and enter the office to check in. Depending on which entrance you use, you may have to leave the park and go round to re-enter to go in the opposite direction to the camp sites. Was not a difficult operation but a little unusual. Other then that, this is a beautiful campground, one of the best in the Georgia state park system. We camped here for three days. - Nautilus

We had a site in the back-was a new section. No trees around. Road through campground was very rough, narrow, and pitted. Entrance was confusing. - Betty2016

Horrible interior roads! Tight, with lots of potholes. When we were leaving, I had to get out of the coach to move someone's grill so we could make the turn. There was such a slope to the road that I was afraid we were going to tip over. Staff was extremely helpful when we woke up to a dead battery in our tow. But even with that, we will look for a different park next time we go through the area. - dickens

This KOA is mostly filled with old RVs which appear to be here full time. I saw one that was stuck together with duck tape. The roads are terrible. Full of holes which makes for a very rough ride. On the positive side the cable tv worked well. You only get 30 minutes a day of free wifi which is rather shocking for the price of the site. They give you good cookies upon arrival and you can purchase a small but decent large pizza for $10 if you arrive late and hungry. We would only stay here if the two state parks and the city park nearby are full. - stevebotts

Unlike other reviews, I enjoyed my time at this park. I found the personnel extremely helpful and friendly and the park was clean. My site was very long & level with utilities placed properly. Some shade but it did not interfere with my satellite reception. There are many workers staying in the park; however, they are neat and it is extremely quiet. I would definitely return as the proximity to Atlanta is excellent. - Freedom Bus

We stayed overnight. Site was long enough for our rig and tow. Internet worked fine. Staff was friendly and helpful. Good enough for an overnight without having to unhook. Call ahead. The roads were a bit snug in spots, but navigable. - SillyAnn

Grounds need TLC. Spaces and roads are tight. High percent permanent residents. Very busy traffic park. Highway noise, but friendly staff and EZ on EZ off of interstate. - 69 scotty

Great place to overnight. Sites are narrow but we just a stop for the night. Very clean and quiet. Joyce is very sweet! - travelcade

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 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

My rate is based on monthly rate of $400 that includes electrical and wifi. I stayed at Riverside Estates from December 2016 thru February 2017. This may not be an RV resort, but it is a good place to stay if in the Atlanta area. The Park offers full hook up's, and has both 30 and 50 amp service. WiFi was included with the site and, for the most part, I had good wifi service - as good as or better than other campground's wifi. Many of the people in the Park were long term and, except for a few, all rigs were in good condition. The sites were well maintained. The campground is an older campground in need of a makeover, and the current management is in the process of giving it a face lift. The sites are concrete and level with some cracking of the site pad due to age. The sites are not large, but are of average or larger than other places I have stayed. Most of the sites are in the open with a few trees scattered throughout. There are both back-in and pull thru sites with plenty of room for maneuvering thru the park. I selected B Section next to the Yellow River, which I was told was a flood plain before I decided on the site. During a heavy rain the river started to rise and the management team went to each camper and informed them they may have to relocate, gave them new sites to move to, and an emergency number to call if needed. I enjoyed my stay at Riverside Estate's everyone I came in contact with were friendly and a pleasure to interact with. I had great neighbors, some same your neighbors are the same no matter where you are... - Andy52

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