Seminole State Park sits in the southwest corner of Georgia on Lake Seminole. The park offers 14 cottages overlooking the lake. Several campsites and picnic shelters sit near the water, providing an excellent view of the native wildlife. Bald eagles, osprey, and the occasional alligators can be seen in the park as well as Georgia’s state reptile, the gopher tortoise. The 2.2-mile Gopher Tortoise Nature Trail takes hikers through the longleaf/wiregrass ecosystem typical of this region of Georgia. Swimming, fishing, boating, and geocaching are popular activities at Seminole. Canoe and kayak rentals, miniature golf, and bicycle rentals are all available for guests to enjoy. The Friends of Seminole State Park meet once per month to plan events and park improvement projects.
Seminole State Park
Special Story - 6th Annual Frosty 5k
Friends of Seminole State Park in Donalsonville, Georgia is hosting their 6th Annual Frosty 5K on December 2nd! Come for a night of endurance and holiday cheer as you'll be the first to see the holiday lights display during your run through the park. Come dressed in costume or holiday attire!
Walkers are welcome if you don't want the challenge of a winter run.
Register by November 18 and be guaranteed a tee shirt as well as an early bird registration discount.
