Cordele KOA

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You'll get a true taste of Georgia at this campground, shaded by mature pecan and pine trees and just 4 miles from quaint, historic Cordele, the watermelon capital of the world.

Check out the new ultra-high-speed Wi-Fi! You'll find true Southern Georgia hospitality at this convenient, friendly campground, just 1 block off I-75. Enjoy the shade provided by pecan and pine trees. This KOA is just 4 miles from historic Cordele, the watermelon capital of the world. You'll have easy access to many area attractions, including the beautiful 8,700-acre Lake Blackshear for boating, fishing and other water sports. Enjoy a meal at one of the restaurants near the lake. Take a ride on the SAM Shortline Excursion Train to President Jimmy Carter's former campaign headquarters in Plains and his boyhood home in Archery. Visit the Andersonville National Historic Site, location of the Confederate prison camp (40 miles) or tee off at Georgia Veterans Memorial Golf Course (10 miles). In season, stop by a local strawberry farm. You can also gather pecans in season (October/November). Pool: May 1 - October 1. Max pull thru: 95 feet. Your hosts: the Perlis family's staff.

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50 Max Amp
90' Max Length
Wi-Fi
Cable TV
Pool (5/1 - 10/1)
Propane ($)
Kamping Kitchen
Firewood ($)
Pavilion
Dog Park

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This park is awesome! Pecan trees all over. You can go right outside your door and pick them up off the ground and eat them. The staff are very friendly ans accommodating. Sites are level and clean... 10/8/2019

- Kara Ginn on Google

Very layed back, the staff are extremely friendly, and clean restrooms. It's a country KOA. 9/29/2019

- Zoe Harris on Google

Nice campground. Well kept up. Perfect for an overnight stay. Was able to keep my toad attached due to long pull through site. Will return. 9/15/2019

- gary johnson on Google

Great for an over night stop. 10/12/2019

staff very nice and helpful. Campground neat and clean. 10/12/2019

Very nice place...clean.. 10/12/2019

Great stopover! Staff was very nice. 10/11/2019

very helpful when we needed it 10/9/2019

Great stop for us. Easy in and out and friendly folks to take care of us. Thanks! 10/8/2019

Very close to the interstate yet a very quiet place. Very pet friendly with a very large pet walk. Lots of grassy area. 10/7/2019

Perfect for our overnight stay. Convenient to highway on our way to Tennessee. Check in lady was quick and organized. My pups enjoyed the fenced in area to sniff and do there business. We may be back on our way home. 10/6/2019

very nice park easy off and on for I75 10/6/2019

Great layover spot. 10/5/2019

Thanks to the employees who added a genuine sparkle to the campground- give those folks a raise! Honestly, the campground could use a little tlc- the place is a bit run-down and did not seem up to our typical expectations that we are accustomed to at other koa's... 10/3/2019

NO complaints!!!! 9/30/2019

We called just a minute or so before their closing time and that surely wasn't a problem for them. we received very good service over the phone and was told our map to the camp site would be on the door of the building. When we got there... 9/28/2019

It was everything we needed. Nice and quiet. Level sites. Courteous staff. 9/27/2019

Great location, spots, and amenities. Ideal location and great people! 9/26/2019

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The Georgia Veterans Memorial state park is open from 7 am to 10 pm. Two museums are located within the park. The indoor museum houses exhibits which interpret military actions from the Revolutionary War through the Gulf War. The outdoor museum houses aircraft, armored vehicles and guns from World War I through Vietnam. The park also features an 18-hole golf course, 7,000 acre Lake Blackshear, and a new conference retreat center. Activities include model airplane flying, boating and waterskiing (private boats permitted), and fishing (bass, crappie, catfish and bream). Annual events include an Easter Egg Hunt, Memorial Day Celebration, Independence Day Celebration, Veterans Day Ceremony and Artifact Identification Day. Phone: (229) 276-2371 Highway 280 West, Cordele, GA 31015

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Our county is the watermelon capital of the world!

Touching five counties and covering some 8,700 acres, Lake Blackshear is a natural habitat for many species of fish and wildlife. From fishing to boating and water-skiing, the outdoor enthusiast will find entertainment year-round.

The Andersonville trail offers a sampling of antique shops, museums, historic homes, and local southern fare. The centerpiece of the driving tour is the Andersonville National Historic Site, the location of a Confederate prison where 13,000 Union soldiers died. It is also home to an active National Cemetery for all prisoners of war throughout our nation's history.

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