A county park that feels like a state park — just quieter, wilder, and more yours.
About the Park
Quiet by design. Wild by nature.
Towns Bluff isn’t a state park — it’s a county-operated retreat that offers everything you’d want and none of the crowds. Camping, river access, trails, and history all share the same stretch of land where Georgia’s greatest rivers converge.
Located at the confluence of three rivers
Less crowded than state parks — peacefully so
Primitive, RV, and yurt camping available
A natural stop en route to Jekyll Island or Florida
“You enjoy a peaceful day at the park, watching the river, hearing the wildlife, hiking the trails, learning the region at the museum — and end it around a campfire. Doesn’t get much better than that.”
Fellow Camper
The Rivers
Where Georgia’s waterways unite
The Ocmulgee, Oconee, and Altamaha Rivers meet right here — a rare, ecologically significant place. The Altamaha once carried massive timber rafts downstream, and the Heritage Museum tells that story alongside the living ecology of the river system.
