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59 total sites · $48.78 avg/night
About Eastbank
Number of accommodations: 59
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2026 Season availability
Open year round
This campground is open year round, providing flexibility for your stay.
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Reviews (1786)
What Guests Are Saying
Eastbank is highly praised for its large, clean campsites and beautiful lake views, making it an ideal spot for relaxation and enjoying sunsets. Many visitors commend the friendly staff and well-maintained facilities, despite some noting that the restrooms could use upgrades. While there are occasional issues with bugs and service responsiveness, the overall experience remains positive, with guests looking forward to returning.
What Guests Are Saying
Eastbank is highly praised for its large, clean campsites and beautiful lake views, making it an ideal spot for relaxation and enjoying sunsets. Many visitors commend the friendly staff and well-maintained facilities, despite some noting that the restrooms could use upgrades. While there are occasional issues with bugs and service responsiveness, the overall experience remains positive, with guests looking forward to returning.
Review Summary
Steve G
VerifiedJanuary 8, 2025 • Stayed at: B52, Loop: B
Beautiful campground! The hosts take excellent care of this campground. Sites are always clean. Not a bad site here, all are level, best sites are lakeview. One washer and dryer which is very helpful and was very busy when we were there. Bathrooms are clean.
Kevin S
VerifiedJanuary 7, 2025 • Stayed at: C23, Loop: C
Our second time to this park, second time to this site. While the weather wasn't the best, this site provides gorgeous sunsets when you're out by the fire. Park is smaller but fairly level which makes the daily walks brisk but easy. Facilities are older but kept very clean, and the park itself looks manicured compared to others we've been to. We don't have a toad, so we really couldn't explore the area much, however there is a supermarket about 3 miles away for all food and firewood needs, however Chatahoochie looks to be a bit rundown from what we've seen. No hesistation booking future trips to this park, the Corps always seems to be doing a great job with their recreation areas.
Kevin S
VerifiedJanuary 7, 2025 • Stayed at: C23, Loop: C
Our second time to this park, second time to this site. While the weather wasn't the best, this site provides gorgeous sunsets when you're out by the fire. Park is smaller but fairly level which makes the daily walks brisk but easy. Facilities are older but kept very clean, and the park itself looks manicured compared to others we've been to. We don't have a toad, so we really couldn't explore the area much, however there is a supermarket about 3 miles away for all food and firewood needs, however Chatahoochie looks to be a bit rundown from what we've seen. No hesistation booking future trips to this park, the Corps always seems to be doing a great job with their recreation areas.
Kevin S
VerifiedJanuary 7, 2025 • Stayed at: C23, Loop: C
Our second time to this park, second time to this site. While the weather wasn't the best, this site provides gorgeous sunsets when you're out by the fire. Park is smaller but fairly level which makes the daily walks brisk but easy. Facilities are older but kept very clean, and the park itself looks manicured compared to others we've been to. We don't have a toad, so we really couldn't explore the area much, however there is a supermarket about 3 miles away for all food and firewood needs, however Chatahoochie looks to be a bit rundown from what we've seen. No hesistation booking future trips to this park, the Corps always seems to be doing a great job with their recreation areas.
Donald K
VerifiedJanuary 6, 2025 • Stayed at: A06, Loop: A
Campground is pretty spacious. The host in A loop is always inquisitive about what campers are doing. The one host gentleman at the guard shack with glasses, white mustache and beard has an authority complex. He told us if we left the campground after 10 PM to go to the emergency room that upon return to the campground, we would have to park outside of the entrance gate and walk back to our campsite. My wife and I are both disabled. There is a keypad on the gate for a code to open the gate, but he would not give it to us.
At Christmas time, we couldn’t go to midnight mass because that host told us we would have to park outside the gate and walk back to our campsite when we got back or else get a hotel til the morning when the gates opened. Host said same thing on New Year’s Eve. I did call & talk to the Park Ranger who said that camp host should not have told us that. The Park Ranger is going to check with his department to see about getting the keypad updated so that maybe each individual campsite/camper could have their own code for coming/going. The bathrooms are fairly clean, but they are not cleaned on a regular basis. I do not believe they’re cleaned at all over the weekend as we have run out of toilet paper in the men’s restroom the last two weekends in a row. I went to the guard shack to report the toilet paper outage. They said they would take care of it. The showers are OK when they are cleaned/swept out. However, the walls/ceiling still have spiderwebs and bugs on them. We have stayed in all three loops here & actually prefer loop A or C for cellular service T-Mobile. There is an ant problem which we were told about so we sprayed our parking spots for ants before we set up our RV. The camp host in loop A had to check to see what I was doing every time (silly). Free washer/dryer service is available but sometimes you have to wait. We hope these few things above are corrected over time to make the next camper’s stay more enjoyable.
Blanche J
VerifiedJanuary 6, 2025 • Stayed at: B47, Loop: B
Park and facilities very clean.
Donald K
VerifiedJanuary 6, 2025 • Stayed at: A06, Loop: A
Campground is pretty spacious. The host in A loop is always inquisitive about what campers are doing. The one host gentleman at the guard shack with glasses, white mustache and beard has an authority complex. He told us if we left the campground after 10 PM to go to the emergency room that upon return to the campground, we would have to park outside of the entrance gate and walk back to our campsite. My wife and I are both disabled. There is a keypad on the gate for a code to open the gate, but he would not give it to us.
At Christmas time, we couldn’t go to midnight mass because that host told us we would have to park outside the gate and walk back to our campsite when we got back or else get a hotel til the morning when the gates opened. Host said same thing on New Year’s Eve. I did call & talk to the Park Ranger who said that camp host should not have told us that. The Park Ranger is going to check with his department to see about getting the keypad updated so that maybe each individual campsite/camper could have their own code for coming/going. The bathrooms are fairly clean, but they are not cleaned on a regular basis. I do not believe they’re cleaned at all over the weekend as we have run out of toilet paper in the men’s restroom the last two weekends in a row. I went to the guard shack to report the toilet paper outage. They said they would take care of it. The showers are OK when they are cleaned/swept out. However, the walls/ceiling still have spiderwebs and bugs on them. We have stayed in all three loops here & actually prefer loop A or C for cellular service T-Mobile. There is an ant problem which we were told about so we sprayed our parking spots for ants before we set up our RV. The camp host in loop A had to check to see what I was doing every time (silly). Free washer/dryer service is available but sometimes you have to wait. We hope these few things above are corrected over time to make the next camper’s stay more enjoyable.
Blanche J
VerifiedJanuary 6, 2025 • Stayed at: B47, Loop: B
Park and facilities very clean.
Donald K
VerifiedJanuary 6, 2025 • Stayed at: A06, Loop: A
Campground is pretty spacious. The host in A loop is always inquisitive about what campers are doing. The one host gentleman at the guard shack with glasses, white mustache and beard has an authority complex. He told us if we left the campground after 10 PM to go to the emergency room that upon return to the campground, we would have to park outside of the entrance gate and walk back to our campsite. My wife and I are both disabled. There is a keypad on the gate for a code to open the gate, but he would not give it to us.
At Christmas time, we couldn’t go to midnight mass because that host told us we would have to park outside the gate and walk back to our campsite when we got back or else get a hotel til the morning when the gates opened. Host said same thing on New Year’s Eve. I did call & talk to the Park Ranger who said that camp host should not have told us that. The Park Ranger is going to check with his department to see about getting the keypad updated so that maybe each individual campsite/camper could have their own code for coming/going. The bathrooms are fairly clean, but they are not cleaned on a regular basis. I do not believe they’re cleaned at all over the weekend as we have run out of toilet paper in the men’s restroom the last two weekends in a row. I went to the guard shack to report the toilet paper outage. They said they would take care of it. The showers are OK when they are cleaned/swept out. However, the walls/ceiling still have spiderwebs and bugs on them. We have stayed in all three loops here & actually prefer loop A or C for cellular service T-Mobile. There is an ant problem which we were told about so we sprayed our parking spots for ants before we set up our RV. The camp host in loop A had to check to see what I was doing every time (silly). Free washer/dryer service is available but sometimes you have to wait. We hope these few things above are corrected over time to make the next camper’s stay more enjoyable.
Blanche J
VerifiedJanuary 6, 2025 • Stayed at: B47, Loop: B
Park and facilities very clean.
Location Eastbank
Address:
153 Eastbank Road
Bainbridge, GA, 39819
United States
Eastbank Campground is accessible via US Highway 27, which is approximately 10 miles to the west in Bainbridge, GA. Additionally, Interstate 10 is about 20 miles to the south.
Latitude & Longitude: 30.7181 / -84.8511
Elevation: 27 feet
Policies & Rules
General
- Maximum of 8 people per campsite. Visitor fees are $5.00.
- Maximum of 3 vehicles per campsite. Extra vehicle fees are $3.00.
- Park gate is locked.
- Golf carts and non-registered vehicles are not allowed in the park.
- Follow traffic signs and directional one way arrows.
- Don't Move Firewood: Protect your forests from tree-killing pests by buying your firewood locally and burning it on-site. Visit Dontmovefirewood.org for further informa tion.
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Last updated: July 11, 2026