Lakepoint State Park Campground

About

Lakepoint State Park occupies 1,220 acres along the western shore of Lake Eufaula, a 45,000-acre reservoir on the Chattahoochee River known as the "Bass Capital of the World." The park combines resort-style amenities with traditional campground facilities, making it a destination for both anglers and families seeking a full-featured outdoor experience. The campground features 192 improved sites divided among three loops. Deer Court offers pull-through sites with water, electric, and sewer hookups, while Barbour Loop and Clark Loop provide water and electric connections. All sites have been upgraded to 50-amp electric service. Each camping area has its own bathhouse, and a sanitary dump station serves the campground. Tent camping is welcome throughout. Beyond camping, the park offers a 101-room lodge, lakeside cabins and cottages, a full-service marina with boat rentals and slip rentals, a swimming pool complex, two restaurants and a lounge, tennis courts, hiking trails, an archery park, an ORV course, and multiple picnic pavilions. The marina serves as the check-in point for campground arrivals.

Directions

From Montgomery, take Highway 110 to Highway 82 East toward Eufaula. At Highway 431, turn left heading north for about 7 miles until Highway 285 appears on the right as the park entrance. From Atlanta, take I-85 South to I-185 toward Columbus, exit to US 80 West, turn left on US 280 toward Highway 431 South, then turn left on Highway 285. From the Florida Panhandle/Mobile area, take I-10 to Highway 231 North to Dothan, then Highway 431 North through Eufaula approximately 50 miles to the park entrance.