Walter F George/Lake George W Andrews

Both Walter F. George Lake and Lake George W. Andrews offer a host of recreational and sporting opportunities to the millions of people who visit each year. 

Although these lakes were built to provide navigation and hydroelectric power, the emphasis is on family fun. Nestled on the Chattahoochee River in southwest Georgia, both lakes are known for camping, fishing, hunting, and boating.

 

Walter F. George Lake

With 13 Corps of Engineers day-use parks and 5 campgrounds at Walter F. George Lake, it is a great place to bring your family to camp, fish, boat and picnic. Enjoy the day relaxing by the lake, fishing on the peaceful Chattahoochee River, or visit the antebellum mansions located in nearby Eufaula, Alabama and Cuthbert, Georgia. The lake, sometimes referred to as Lake Eufaula, extends 85 miles along the Chattahoochee River and borders the states of Alabama and Georgia. With 640 miles of shoreline, Walter F. George Lake offers plenty of room for all of your favorite camping, outdoor, and water-related activities.

Lake George W. Andrews

Lake George W. Andrews is named for George William Andrews, who was born in Clayton, Alabama in 1906 and served as a United States Representative from 1944 until his death in 1971. The project was originally named the Columbia Lock and Dam and was renamed for Congressman Andrews in 1972. Lake George W. Andrews day-use parks include Abbie Creek Park and West Bank Park in Alabama and Coheelee Creek Park in Georgia.

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Walter F. George / Lake George W. Andrews

427 Eufaula Road

Fort Gaines Ga. 39851

(229) 768-2516