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Hales Landing COE

Corps of Engineers Georgia

Visited March 2015
Entrance sign for Hales Landing COE

Hales Landing COE Park is located about 6 miles southwest of Bainbridge, GA, in the area where the Flint River joins Lake Seminole. It is a small park which is a favorite spot for fishermen. Lake Seminole is a large reservoir on the Florida-Georgia border. The Flint and Chattahoochee Rivers flow into the lake and the Apalachicola River begins at the Jim Woodruff Lock and Dam, flowing from there to the Gulf of Mexico.

Since this is a first-come/first-served campground we intentionally planned to arrive early.
Since this is a first-come/first-served campground we intentionally planned to arrive early. We figured that being a Sunday folks would be leaving, and sure enough, that was the case. Even some of the prime water-front sites were available. We chose site 3 and after walking up to the Iron Ranger to pay, we sat down to lunch. Our timing was good weather-wise, for shortly after lunch it began to rain. I managed to make my rounds for taking these pictures before the rain settled in for good.

Greetings from

Hales Landing COE

Since this is a first-come/first-served campground we intentionally planned to arrive early. We figured that being a Sunday folks would be leaving, and sure enough, that was the case. Even some of the prime water-front sites were available. We chose site 3 and after walking up to the Iron Ranger to pay, we sat down to lunch. Our timing was good weather-wise, for shortly after lunch it began to rain. I managed to make my rounds for taking these pictures before the rain settled in for good.

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