
Archusa Creek
Clarke County
Camping, cabins, and Fourth of July fireworks at Archusa Creek near Quitman.
Summer camping season is here — Call 1-800-748-9403 for cabin reservations, and call each park directly for campsite reservations.Book now
From full-hookup RV sites on the water to primitive tent camping and cozy cabins — find your stay across the district.

Clarke County
Camping, cabins, and Fourth of July fireworks at Archusa Creek near Quitman.



Stone County
A 650-acre lake, four campgrounds, cabins, and Watertown USA water park — 35 miles north of the Gulf Coast.


Wayne County
RV camping, tent camping, cabins, water-skiing, and jet-skiing on a 450-acre lake near Waynesboro.

Lauderdale County
Big-water boating, water-skiing, and camping on the 3,800-acre Okatibbee Lake near Meridian.

Newton County
Water-skiing, fishing, and lakeside camping on a 250-acre lake near Decatur.
Book cabins by phone at 1-800-748-9403 or online where available.

Clarke County
Camping, cabins, and Fourth of July fireworks at Archusa Creek near Quitman.


Lauderdale County
Home of a 65-foot waterfall and a historic grist mill — day-use hiking, picnicking, and fishing on the Chunky River.

Stone County
A 650-acre lake, four campgrounds, cabins, and Watertown USA water park — 35 miles north of the Gulf Coast.

Wayne County
RV camping, tent camping, cabins, water-skiing, and jet-skiing on a 450-acre lake near Waynesboro.

Lauderdale County
Big-water boating, water-skiing, and camping on the 3,800-acre Okatibbee Lake near Meridian.

Newton County
Water-skiing, fishing, and lakeside camping on a 250-acre lake near Decatur.

Clarke County
Camping, cabins, and Fourth of July fireworks at Archusa Creek near Quitman.



Lauderdale County
Home of a 65-foot waterfall and a historic grist mill — day-use hiking, picnicking, and fishing on the Chunky River.

Stone County
A 650-acre lake, four campgrounds, cabins, and Watertown USA water park — 35 miles north of the Gulf Coast.


Lauderdale County
Big-water boating, water-skiing, and camping on the 3,800-acre Okatibbee Lake near Meridian.