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Stephen C Foster State Park Campground
Steven C Foster State Park
Fargo, GA
Total campsites:
64 RV sites & Tent sites
Restrooms clean:
Washer/Dryer:
Water:
Water at site but would recommend a filter system. We use the Berkery
Electricity:
Yes
Cell service:
? Very poor. Wi-Fi at trading post
Our favorite sites:
check campsitephotos.com as some sites are NOT level
Wild life we experienced:
Would we recommend?
Recommendations:
- Take a Boat Tour: One of the best ways to explore the Okefenokee Swamp is by taking a guided boat tour. The park offers a range of tours, including the Swamp Island Drive Tour and the Okefenokee Adventure Tour.
- Canoe or Kayak: Visitors can rent canoes or kayaks and explore the swamp on their own. The park offers several water trails, including the Suwannee River and the Big Water Trail.
- Hiking: The park has several hiking trails, including the Trembling Earth Nature Trail, which is a 4-mile loop trail that winds through a forest of tall pines and oaks.
- Fishing: Visitors can fish in the park’s lakes and streams. The park is home to a variety of fish species, including bass, bream, and catfish.
- Wildlife Viewing: The Okefenokee Swamp is home to a diverse array of wildlife, including alligators, snakes, turtles, and over 200 species of birds. Visitors can observe the wildlife from the park’s boardwalks, observation towers, or by taking a guided tour.
- Picnicking: The park has several picnic areas, including a covered pavilion and several tables scattered throughout the park.
- Camping: Visitors can stay overnight in one of the park’s 64 campsites or six cottages. The campsites offer modern amenities, including electricity, water, and sewage hookups.
- Stargazing: The park is located in a remote area, making it an excellent destination for stargazing. The park hosts several astronomy events throughout the year.
- Biking: Visitors can bring their bikes and explore the park’s roads and trails.
- Ranger Programs: The park offers a variety of ranger-led programs, including guided hikes, campfire programs, and wildlife talks.
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