Mistletoe State Park Adventures
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.
Popular Activities
Plan Your Visit
Everything you need to know to prepare for an unforgettable trip to Mistletoe State Park.
Entrance Requirements
State park fee or Georgia State Parks pass required
Best Time to Visit
Spring and fall offer mild weather and beautiful scenery; summer is popular for water activities.
Visitor Information
Mistletoe Nature Center provides visitor information and exhibits.
Getting There
Accessible from GA-150, year-round without special vehicle requirements.
Weather & Climate
Temperatures range from mild winters, averaging 30-50°F, to hot summers, often reaching 90°F. The region enjoys ample sunshine and occasional thunderstorms in summer.
Conservation Efforts
Efforts focus on managing invasive species and ensuring water quality in Clarks Hill Lake. Fire prevention measures are in place to protect forested areas.
Camping in Mistletoe State Park
Find the perfect spot to stay overnight and immerse yourself in the details.
Mistletoe Campground
Located near the lake, offering electric and water hookups, as well as access to restrooms and showers.
Top Trails
Cliatt Creek Nature Trail
Winds through hardwood forest and crosses picturesque Cliatt Creek.
Rock Dam Trail
Offers a challenging hike with rocky terrain and rewarding views of the lake.
Winfield Trail
A short, pleasant walk along the lakeshore, perfect for all ages.
Trailblazer Tips
For the best chance of landing a big catch, try fishing early in the morning or at dusk.
Summer can be quite hot; consider visiting in spring or fall for cooler weather and colorful foliage.
Campgrounds are popular on weekends; reservations are recommended well in advance.
Bring binoculars for bird watching; the park is home to many waterfowl and songbirds.