Mistletoe State Park
Mistletoe State Park is a beautiful natural area in Georgia known for its outdoor recreation, offering ample opportunities for hiking, fishing, and camping around Clarks Hill Lake.
About Mistletoe State Park
Located in northeast Georgia, Mistletoe State Park spans the shoreline of Clarks Hill Lake, one of the largest lakes in Georgia. The park's diverse habitats include wooded areas and open fields, supporting a variety of wildlife and plant species. Established in 1970, the park offers visitors opportunities for outdoor recreation such as hiking, bird watching, and fishing. The park's historical significance is linked to the construction of the dam that created Clarks Hill Lake in the mid-20th century. Mistletoe State Park's landscape makes it an appealing destination for nature lovers, anglers, and families looking for a scenic retreat by the water. The park has a variety of trails catering to all skill levels, and several picnic areas are available for day use. Its campground allows visitors to extend their stay and fully enjoy the park's natural beauty.
Highlights
Fishing in Clarks Hill Lake, known for its bass and crappie populations
Hiking trails with views of the lake and forest
The park's nature center offering educational programs
Picnic areas with scenic lake views
Notable Natural Features
Clarks Hill Lake
A large reservoir ideal for fishing, boating, and swimming.
Mistletoe Nature Center
Offers exhibits and information about the area's natural history and wildlife.
Hiking Trails
Trail network offering routes through diverse landscapes with lake vistas.