Lake Sinclair Campground
Chattahoochee-Oconee National Forest
The majestic Lake Sinclair was created when the waters of the Oconee River were impounded by Georgia Power Company in 1953 to operate a hydro-electric generating station. The Lake Sinclair recreational area is located in the heart of Georgia. This 15,330 acre lake (with 417 miles of shoreline!), ideal for families, scout troup meetings, or church gatherings. Lake Sinclair Recreation Area is a great place for picnicking, hiking, boating, fishing and swimming. and offers 33 campsites, with 5 campsites for campers with electric and water being available.
Bath House with toilets and showers
RV Dump Station
Boat Ramp
Boat Dock
Swim Beach
Picnic Area with Grill
Need to Know
5 sites with electric and water hookups are for RV/Trailers ONLY and are not lake view
Tent sites DO NOT have electric or water hook ups, but have access to bath houses and drinking water provided by faucets located on each loop
Generators are NOT permitted
Quiet hours are from 10pm to 7am
Alcohol not allowed in day use area
Camp site ccupancy limited to 5 persons or immediate family.
No Fireworks on the National Forest! Possessing, discharging or using any kind of fireworks or other pyrotecnic or explosive device. 36 CFR 261.52 (f)
Natural Features
Lake Sinclair
Nearby Attractions
Murder Creek Falls - 5 miles
Dennis Station Boat Ramp - 9 miles
Downtown Eatonton - 12 miles
Milledgeville- 15 miles
Recreation
Access to Lake Sinclair
Fishing
Hiking Trails
Swim Beach
Contact Information
Physical
100 Putnam Beach RD SW Eatonton GA 31024
Rental Options
Learn more about gear rental options for your trip
Driving Directions
From I-20 Exit 114 in Madison Ga Take US 441/129 south 23 miles to the intersection of US 129 south., also known as the Gray Rd. Turn right at the light and travel 8 miles to the intersection of GA- 212,turn left onto GA 212 and travel 1 mile turn left onto Twin Bridges Rd. travel 1.1 miles then turn left into the campground.
Available Campsites
- Site 14, Loop B, Type Tent Only Nonelectric
- Site 9, Loop B, Type Tent Only Nonelectric
- Site 30, Loop D, Type Tent Only Nonelectric
- Site 28, Loop D, Type Tent Only Nonelectric
- Site 41, Loop D, Type Tent Only Nonelectric
- Site 40, Loop D, Type Tent Only Nonelectric
- Site 42, Loop D, Type Tent Only Nonelectric
- Site 23, Loop C, Type Tent Only Nonelectric
- Site 4, Loop A, Type Standard Electric
- Site 5, Loop A, Type Standard Electric
- Site 11, Loop B, Type Tent Only Nonelectric
- Site 36, Loop D, Type Tent Only Nonelectric
- Site 3, Loop A, Type Standard Electric
- Site 10, Loop B, Type Tent Only Nonelectric
- Site 7, Loop B, Type Tent Only Nonelectric
- Site 38, Loop D, Type Tent Only Nonelectric
- Site 37, Loop D, Type Tent Only Nonelectric
- Site 18, Loop C, Type Tent Only Nonelectric
- Site 13, Loop B, Type Tent Only Nonelectric
- Site 12, Loop B, Type Tent Only Nonelectric
- Site 33, Loop D, Type Tent Only Nonelectric
- Site 20, Loop C, Type Tent Only Nonelectric
- Site 27, Loop D, Type Tent Only Nonelectric
- Site 44, Loop D, Type Tent Only Nonelectric
- Site 26, Loop C, Type Tent Only Nonelectric
- Site 16, Loop C, Type Tent Only Nonelectric
- Site 39, Loop D, Type Tent Only Nonelectric
- Site 22, Loop C, Type Tent Only Nonelectric
- Site 43, Loop D, Type Tent Only Nonelectric
- Site 34, Loop D, Type Tent Only Nonelectric
- Site 6, Loop B, Type Tent Only Nonelectric
- Site 35, Loop D, Type Tent Only Nonelectric
- Site 25, Loop C, Type Tent Only Nonelectric
- Site 15, Loop B, Type Tent Only Nonelectric
- Site 17, Loop C, Type Tent Only Nonelectric
- Site 19, Loop C, Type Tent Only Nonelectric
- Site 31, Loop D, Type Tent Only Nonelectric
- Site 29, Loop D, Type Tent Only Nonelectric
- Site 1, Loop A, Type Standard Electric
- Site 2, Loop A, Type Standard Electric
- Site 21, Loop C, Type Tent Only Nonelectric
- Site 8, Loop B, Type Tent Only Nonelectric
- Site 32, Loop D, Type Tent Only Nonelectric
- Site 24, Loop C, Type Tent Only Nonelectric
