Memorial Weekend Activities 
Saturday May 26th  

• 2:00 pm        Corn hole Tournament (1st Place Rib Dinner, 2nd Pizza)
  
• 3:00 pm        Train Rides on the KOA Express – Meet on the back porch
  
• 4:00 pm        Shirt Coloring (Office) Shirts $15, Pillow Cases $12 
  
• 5:00 pm        Horseshoe Tournament: $5 entry, Winner takes half, other half to Care Camps                                                                                
  
• 6:00 pm        Margarita's & Chips  Back Porch  $5 donation to care camps for wrist band to drink 21+               
  
• 7:30 pm        Pool Tournament   $5 entry, ½ to winner, ½ to Care Camps                     
  

 Sunday May 27th

• 11:00 am      Mini Golf Tournament $5 entry Prizes for top 2 adults and top 2 kids (12 and under)  
  
• 3:00 pm        Train Rides on the KOA Express
  
• 4:00 pm        Ice Cream Social in the breakfast room $2.00             
  
• 5:00 pm        Giant Connect Four (Top 2 Win) – By the Pavilion   
  
• 6:00 pm        Purchase and decorate your rocket $5, we will have launching at 6:30
  
• 7:00 pm        Bingo -Cards: $2 per card per game, winner takes half.                           
  
• 8:00 pm        Drawing for the KOA Care Camps Gift Basket at Bingo
  

FOURTH OF JULY WEEK ACTIVITIES

June 29th  7:00 S'mores and hotdog roast by the fire
June 30th 11:00 Mini Golf Tournament $5 to enter 
                            Prizes for top 2 adults and top 2 kids (12 and under)
                  2:00 Train Rides on the KOA Express
                  3:00 T-shirt Coloring at the office ($15 for shirt)
                  4:00 Frog Fling by the Pavilion 1st & 2nd prize
                  5:00 Cornhole Tournament (partners) 1st prize
                  6:00 Decorate a reusable paper rocket for $5 and launch after
                  7:00 Margarita & Chips (Kool-Aid for kids) by the pool
                          $5 donation to Care Camps to drink. 21+ to drink
                  Dark Fireworks 
July 4th    
                  3:00 T-shirt Coloring at the office ($15 for shirt)
                  5:00 Grill out potluck at the pavilion
                   6:30 Decorate a reusable paper rocket for $5 and launch after
July 6th     7:00 S'mores and hotdog roast by the fire
July 7th    11:00 Mini Golf Tournament $5 to enter
                            Prizes for top 2 adults and top 2 kids (12 and under)
                  2:00 Train Rides on the KOA Express
                  3:00 T-shirt Coloring at the office ($15 for shirt)
                  4:00 Frog Fling by the Pavilion 1st & 2nd prize
                  5:00 Cornhole Tournament (partners) 1st prize
                  6:00 Decorate a reusable paper rocket for $5 and launch after
                  7:00 Margarita & Chips (Kool-Aid for kids) by the pool
                          $5 donation to Care Camps to drink. 21+ to drink
                  Dark Fireworks

This year we have decided to do a carnival like atmosphere here at the campground.  We will have a face painter, balloon artist, carnival games with prizes, and local artisans with their items available for purchase.  Bring the family and lets have a great time.  The main event will take place on Saturday September 1st from 2pm until 8pm.  We also have activities scheduled for Sunday September 2nd as well.

The following are the scheduled activities for the weekend:

Friday Sept 14
6:30 pm  Wine & Cheese
7:30 pm  Bingo

Saturday Sept 15
All Day $1 Mini Golf
12;00 pm  Train Rides
1:00          Old School Games
3:00          Games in the pool
4:00          Hayrides
5:00         Karaoke on the stage
                Margarita Night by the stage also $10 Care Camp Donation and 21+ to drink

Just minutes north of Kingsland, enjoy music at the Woodbine Community Center. Where fiddles, mandolins and banjos meld with steel guitars, harmonicas and autoharps. This is where you go to suspend time, check your troubles at the door and immerse yourself in a night of music.
Bluegrass/Gospel on Fridays nights
Amplified Country on Saturday nights
Both start at 7:00 p.m.
Free - Pass the hat for the bands
Every weekend call before you leave to check to see if open 912 576 3027

Ride the rails to Pioneer Town where real cowboys preform reenactments from the Wild Wild West Days. Entertainment all along the way and showdown excitement at the midway stage.

Journey to peter Cottontail's home in the woodlands where Peter Boards the train to mingle with all the good boys and girls. Easter egg hunt after each ride at the train station. Dates are for April 13 and 20.

The Youth Birding Competition is a 24-hour birding event during the peak of spring migration. Youth teams spend the day finding as many species as they can as they compete against teams their own age. The competition is capped off with a wildlife show and awards banquet.  The 2019 event is set for April 26–27. Registration opens this winter. Read about the 2018 event. FAQs: Why start at 5 p.m.? This allows younger or more low-key teams to look for owls in the evening rather than get up at midnight. It also allows older, crazier teams to bird the coast that evening and then work up to Charlie Elliott Wildlife Center on the next day. Where is it? Visit as much or as little of the state of Georgia as you want, just make it to Charlie Elliott Wildlife Center by the 5 p.m. deadline to turn in your list. Charlie Elliott Wildlife Center is in Mansfield, about one hour east of Atlanta. All events will be at the Conference Center Banquet Hall. Do you need to be an expert? No! We can pair your team with an experienced birder (mentor) to help you learn about the birds before the competition (please note that during the competition, only youth participants can identify birds). Who does it benefit? Your team can use this event to raise money for the Georgia Wildlife Conservation Fund—the main fund for the Georgia Wildlife Resources Division's Nongame Conservation Section—or for the conservation organization of your choice. Are there prizes? Of course! For each age group (K–2, 3–5, 6–8, 9–12 grades) teams will compete for the most birds seen and the most money raised. Grand prizes include new binoculars for the team finding the most birds. There will be door prizes for almost all of the participants. How much does it cost? Participation is absolutely free, unless you plan to spend the night at Charlie Elliott Wildlife Center, in which case lodging costs will be factored. Free to all participants:

• Fun and educational day outside!
  
• Awards banquet
  
• Live animal show
  
• T-shirt
  
• Breakfast & lunch (if participants are in the vicinity of Charlie Elliott Wildlife Center)
  

Prizes for (by age division):

• Most birds seen
  
• Most money raised
  
• Best rookie team
  

How can you register? Registration for the 2019 event will open in winter. If you have questions before then, email Tim Keyes or contact him at 912-262-3191.

Enjoy the antics of clowns and other characters as you ride the rails to the big top stage where more circus performers entertain.

Lakeland, GA…The 18th annual youth fishing derby will be held on Saturday, June 2nd from 7:00 a.m.-11:00 a.m. at Flatlanders Lake in Lakeland, Georgia. Children ages 3-15 are invited to join the festivities of fishing, snacks, and a raffle! Registration begins at 7:00 a.m. and fishing will take place from 7:45 a.m. - 9:00 a.m. First, second, and third place prices will be awarded for longest fish and most fish to each age group. This event is hosted by the U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service, Banks Lake Outdoors, Okefenokee Wildlife League, Georgia Department of Natural Resources, Lakeland Chamber of Commerce, and the City of Lakeland.There will be a raffle with prizes that are donated by event supporters. Raffles will begin at 10:30 a.m. All activities will be in accordance with the National Fishing and Boating Week which is being celebrated June 2nd-9th with “Georgia Free Fishing Days” June 2nd and June 9th. During the Free Fishing Days, Georgia residents 16 years and older, do not need a fishing license. All other fishing regulations apply. For more information about the fishing derby, please contact the Richard S. Bolt Visitor Center located at Okefenokee National Wildlife Refuge at 912-496-7836 from 9:00 a.m. to 4:00 p.m. daily.

The annual Fishing Classic comes to St. Marys again this year on June 9.

Amid a chorus of “oohs!” and “aahhs!” the highlight of the family-oriented Annual Independence Day Festival in St Marys is a spectacular colorful display over the St Marys River at dusk. Located just minutes east of Kingsland, this festival is a celebration of our nation's independence from Great Britain in 1776. Festival also includes: 5K/10K races, a parade, food concessions and arts & craft booths, entertainment and a breathtaking fireworks display over the St Mary River. For more information, contact the St Marys Kiwanis Club at 912-882-4239

Join us for fall family fun in St. Marys. Osborne Street and businesses in the historic district are decorated with scarecrows. Stroll through the historic district and view the scarecrows that are all dressed up to celebrate the fall season.

Immerse yourself in the spirit of Halloween as you journey to Ghost Town. Fun for all ages. Not to scary for the little ones. Come dressed in a costume if you like!

Enjoy this down-home festival with crispy southern-fried catfish and all the fixings sure to please.  Festival goers can feast on this and much more during the annual Catfish festival.  This event will run all day with a night parade, arts & crafts booths, food booths, antiques, a children's amusement area and a 5k run.

Travel to Santa Land in this magical celebration of Christmas. Santa and his elves come aboard with gifts for all the good little boys and girls. Dates Nov. 30, Dec. 7, 14, 21