Lakes & Recreation
Georgia Power is the largest non-government
provider of recreation facilities in the state. If you are in Georgia, you probably aren't far from a Georgia Power lake or park—and great boating, fishing and swimming!
Nearby areas feature picturesque scenery, hiking trails, picnic areas and campgrounds. In addition, Georgia Power leases about 30,000 acres for use as wildlife management areas operated by the Wildlife Resources Division of the Georgia Department of Natural Resources. Come on out and enjoy our great outdoors!
Find And Explore Our Georgia Power Lakes by Region:
West Georgia Lakes
Bartletts Ferry land management office:
1516 Bartletts Ferry Rd.
Fortson, GA 31808
706-322-0228
Campgrounds: 706-643-7737
Central Georgia Lakes
Lake Jackson land management office:
180 Dam Road
Jackson, GA 30233
404-954-4040
Campgrounds: 478-994-7945
North Georgia Lakes
North Georgia land management office:
4 Seed Lake Road
Lakemont, GA 30552
706-782-4014
Campgrounds: 706-754-7970
Tallulah Gorge State Park: 706-754-7970
East Georgia Lakes
Lake Oconee/Sinclair land
management office:
125 Wallace Dam Road
Eatonton, GA 31024
706-485-8704
Lawrence Shoals campgrounds:
706-485-5494
Old Salem campgrounds: 706-467-2850
Parks Ferry campgrounds: 706-453-4308
Recreational Activities
Want to jump in? Get details and tips for safely enjoying our lakes and parks.
Fishing Our Lakes
On the lookout for a great fishing spot? See what you can catch on one of our lakes.
Living on The Lakes
If you live on one of our lakes, stay connected with us at GeorgiaPowerLakes.com.
Water Safety
Before going in the water, review these water safety rules and reminders.
Volunteer Programs
Georgia's 70,150 miles of streams and rivers need your help. Join a local cleanup group.
Hydroelectric Power
Why does Georgia Power own lakes? See how we use water to generate electricity in our state.
Lakes & Recreation FAQs
Questions about our lakes and recreation areas? We may already have your answer here.
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