Three Rivers State Park Campground

About

Three Rivers State Park occupies 682 acres on the shores of Lake Seminole in Jackson County, where Florida meets Georgia at the confluence of the Chattahoochee and Flint rivers. The 37,500-acre lake is renowned for largemouth bass, striped bass, and channel catfish, making this a prime destination for anglers. The campground offers 30 sites tucked among tall pines, each equipped with water and electric hookups (30/50 amp), a picnic table, and a ground grill. The family campground features a climate-controlled bathhouse with flush toilets, showers, and sinks on separate men's and women's sides. A dump station serves RVers. Three ADA-accessible sites (23, 24, and 25) have concrete pads. Most other sites have gravel pads suitable for RVs up to 50 feet. A group camp area with its own large bathhouse is available for organized groups. Beyond camping, the park includes a boat ramp on Lake Seminole, nature trails winding through pine flatwoods and hardwood hammocks, and picnic areas with lake views. A rustic cabin overlooking the lake is also available for rental. The park is open year-round, making it accessible for winter camping when northern Florida enjoys mild weather.

Directions

From I-10, take Exit 158 and drive north into Sneads. Turn left onto US-90, then right onto River Road (SR-271) at the flashing yellow light. Continue about 2 miles; the park entrance is on the left.