Located on the western shore of Clarks Hill Lake, this park is named for a frontiersman and Georgia war hero who led hardy pioneers during the Revolutionary War. A renovated and furnished log cabin museum displays furniture, utensils and tools, circa 1780. Visitors can also view the graves of Clark and his wife, Hannah. Weekend tours of the log cabin make this park an educational treat for visitors. Fishermen will especially enjoy the park's location on Clarks Hill Lake, the largest man-made lake east of the Mississippi River.

Facilities

447 Acres 165 Tent, Trailer & RV Sites 20 Lakefront Rental Cottages White Sand Swimming Beach Miniature Golf and Playground 6 Picnic Shelters 2 Group Shelters 2 Nature Trails

Activities

• Boating - 4 Boat Ramps, Water Skiing permitted
• Fishing - 70,000 Acre Lake
• Museum - Colonial Life Demonstrations and weekend tours (April - November)

Pricing
subject to change - for current prices, contact the park office listed below

Cottages

• One Bedroom - n/a
• Two Bedroom - $66 - $86
• Three Bedroom - n/a

Campsites

• Tent - $18.00 per night waterfront, $16.00 per night interior
• RVs - $20.00 per night waterfront, $18.00 per night interior

Group Shelters

• Capacity 60 - $100.00
• Capacity 125 - $150.00

Annual Special Events
subject to change . . . also, see the Events Calendar

• Bluegrass Festival (May)
• Old Timer's Festival (October)
• Christmas Program(December)

Nearby Attractions

• Mistletoe State Park
• Historic Washington, Ga.
• Clarks Hill Dam
• Bobby Brown State Park
• Robert Toombs House State Historic Site

Contact Information

Elijah Clark State Park
2959 McCommick Hwy
Lincolnton, GA 30817
(706) 359-3458

Park Hours: 7 a.m. to 10 p.m.
Park Office Hours: 8 a.m. to 5 p.m.

Directions

Located 7 miles northeast of Lincolnton on U. S. Highway 378.