Kolomoki Mounds Historic Park — RV Camping in Blakely, GA

Kolomoki Mounds Historic Park in Blakely, Georgia, sits on 1,293 acres in the Lower Chattahoochee River Valley of Early County, offering a rare blend of outdoor recreation and deep history. The park preserves the oldest and largest Woodland Indian site in the southeastern United States, with Mound A — a 57-foot-tall platform mound — standing as the largest of its kind in Eastern North America, dating from 350 to 900 C.E. RV campers will find 25 electric hookup sites with 30-amp service, water hookups, pull-through sites, and big rig-friendly access. On-site amenities include restrooms, a dump station, laundry facilities, picnic tables, grills, firewood, and a playground. The park features two lakes stocked for fishing, a boat launch, paddling rentals, a sandy swim beach, and three hiking trails — Spruce Pine, Trillium, and White Oak. Pets are welcome throughout the campground. Ranger-led programs and guided tours bring the site's Indigenous heritage to life. Nearby destinations include Providence Canyon State Park and Florence Marina State Park. Kolomoki Mounds is an ideal base camp for exploring Southwest Georgia's natural and cultural landscapes.