$30 a night (+$5 for parking without annual pass) seems a little high for a low-demand location. But it's a very pretty park and an easy stopping point between Augusta and Savannah. Clean and level sites with tons of room and trees in between. Use caution with the electrical hookups. Our control panel gave a fault for AC overload after we plugged in, so the wiring may be questionable. Cleanest bathrooms I've seen in a state park. Weak but useable Verizon voice and LTE coverage. You can hear multiple trains passing in the near distance, but it wasn't disruptive. - RVNed

Nice, small park. We camped on the lake but overgrowth blocked our view. Site was fairly level. We picked this park because of the possibilities, activities like swimming in the pool (the lake has alligators!) and canoeing, and things like visiting the spring, the fort and museum, and the aquarium. Well, the pool wasn't open and the museum was being re-done, both would open Memorial Day weekend. The Aquarium path was overgrown, so it must have been closed for a good while. Will send the GA State Park an email, it would have been no trouble to put this on their website! Also, the nightly price of $28 should have come down to the usual $22 IMHO. Anyway, we were a little disappointed. Fortunately, we brought our bicycles and walked the self guided tour of the fort and still had a nice stay. The campground was still nice and we enjoyed our weekend. - knay111

This is a beautiful park. Small, well maintained, quiet, and very laid back. Georgia state parks are the best. The only complaint I have is that there is an additional fee to use the pool. I can see paying to use the pool if you are coming for a day-trip. But, if you are a paying guest who is staying here, the use of the pool should be included. - drewcher

Small park and campground. Sites are a nice size and relatively level. - Just Jo

We were here on a very cold weekend, but we enjoyed our stay here. Very relaxing park, beautiful, very clean and quiet. Site 18 and we did not have to level at all. - GA FRANK

We found camping heaven at George L. Smith State Park. Most of the wonderful sites were within feet of the lake. The sites were level and on compacted sandy soil. All facilities - hiking, boating, bathrooms, showers, laundry - were well maintained. The hosts were out every day taking care of the campground. There was ice and wood for sale, and a variety of boats to rent. The cypress trees growing in the lake and the bird population were extraordinary. This is a gem, and we plan to return. - Atnt Life Grand