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Jack Hill State Park

A 662-acre state park with a 12-acre lake, fishing docks, a nature trail, campground, cottages and family recreation including seasonal splash-pad and rental options.

Sunset reflected across the small lake at Jack Hill State Park.

Sunset over the lake at Jack Hill State Park. · Georgia Department of Natural Resources / Georgia State Parks; photographer not identified · Credits & licenses

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  1. Jack Hill State Park lake at sunset
    Georgia Department of Natural Resources / Georgia State Parks; photographer not identified · Photograph date not supplied
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    Official Georgia State Parks photograph; photographer and capture date are not published.

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What to expect

A 662-acre state park with a 12-acre lake, fishing docks, a nature trail, campground, cottages and family recreation including seasonal splash-pad and rental options.

Reidsville · $10 daily ParkPass per vehicle; golf, rentals, lodging and activities extra · 2–5 hours

Jack Hill State Park · 162 Park Lane, Reidsville, GA 30453

Daily, 7am–10pm

The DNR still lists the one-mile nature trail, but 2025 visitors reported a hurricane-damage closure. Call before making the trail your primary reason to visit.

  • Fishing lake and docks
  • Nature trail and observation deck
  • Camping and family recreation

Before you go

  • Call for the latest nature-trail condition because 2025 visitors reported hurricane damage while the current operator page still lists the trail.
  • Splash-pad and boat-rental availability is seasonal.
  • Mini golf, golf, lodging and rentals cost extra. A fishing license may be required.
  • Older sources call this Gordonia-Alatamaha State Park; DNR renamed it Jack Hill State Park in 2020.

Sources & visitor information

Venue and visitor-bureau information checked on the dates below. Follow these links for current hours, admission and access.

Visitor information phone: 912-557-7744

Visitor review notes

Selected visitor experiences, paraphrased from the linked reviews. These describe individual visits; check venue sources for current conditions.

The Dyrt — Darren M. ↗ · Posted

A camper found the campground clean and staff welcoming, liked the family activities, and reported the nature trail still closed after Hurricane Helene.

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The Dyrt — G F. ↗ · Posted

A camper described a very small lake and tight campsite spacing while noting fishing and full hookups positively.

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Check the organizer’s latest details before leaving; schedules and availability can change.

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