Address: 1200 Saddle Dike #3, Buford, GA 30518, USA
Phone: +17709459531
Sunday: 7AM–10PM
Monday: 7AM–10PM
Tuesday: 7AM–10PM
Wednesday: 7AM–10PM
Thursday: 7AM–10PM
Friday: 7AM–10PM
Saturday: 7AM–10PM
Didier Dominguez
Woo, everything is fine, except that the Rangers took away the praise and my leader proved to have all the permits for such an event, but I do recommend it, very nice, God bless you
John Morgan
Great place to hike!
Joan hk
It's pretty
Stacey Chadwell
Nice beach and swimming area. A few Barbeque grills and picnic tables available in the park. Most are in the shade. Several park swings overlooking the water.
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There is a 5.00 fee to park by the swimming area and they don’t take cash If you don’t pay the ticket is 150.00
Per car, but honestly if you are planning to go to 5 parks around lake lanier then get the annual pass.
Around .2 to .6 miles
Safe to swim in designated area.
I heard too but i go 2 or 3 time to the week and i didn't see nothing
You can as long as you pick up after it
I have seen people fishing but not sure which fish
Depends on where you want to picnic, by the beach (about few minutes walk from parking lot to pick a spot ), there are other areas as well, by the lake or just by the field looking out the beautiful hiking trails and greenery.
No dogs allowed.
I didn't recall a playground either. There is a boat ramp next to big green land (park), but again I don't know if you can fish there. Apologies
You don't have to be at a picnic site, just not on the beach itself.
For shelter- Any where between 25 to 60 yards. There are some picnic tables that are closer.
Yes of course
Yes it is perfect
There isn't camping at this park, it is day use only. Beach, picnic, etc. Nearby Sawnee campground has overnight camping. For fee schedule and reservations, go to recreation.gov
The park opened up for the season at the beginning of this month. For the time being the gates are always open. $5 entrance fee for the day at any of the USACE day use parks around the lake.
I think you do
Certain parking lots are free with or without an annual pass. It seems to me that for the parking lots where you pay, an annual pass would not give you exemption, but I am not 100% sure. It is approximately a 10 minute hike on a trail between the two parking lots that I usually park at, one is free, the other you have to pay. Hope this helps somewhat...
You can, I'm not sure about a designated exit point. I'm sure you could at the loading docks for boats. If you don't want to there scope out your path ahead of time
No
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