THREE RIVERS STATE PARK
Three Rivers State Park is in a beautiful waterfront wooded setting. This writeup is from the home page created by the Florida State Park Service. I can't improve on it, so here it is. Where Florida meets the southwest corner of Georgia, the Chattahoochee and Flint rivers converge to form Lake Seminole, the setting for this peaceful park. Hiking through forested hills of pine and mixed hardwoods, visitors might catch sight of fox squirrels, white-tailed deer, gray foxes, or many species of native and migratory birds.
Anglers can launch from a boat ramp to enjoy some of the best freshwater fishing in the state, or fish from a 100-foot pier in the camping area.
A shady picnic area, with tables and grills, overlooks the lake. For large gatherings, a picnic pavilion that seats up to 60 people is available for rental. Overnight visitors can stay in a full-facility campground next to the lake or enjoy the comforts of a modern cabin. Located two miles north of Sneads on State Road 271 (River Road). For information about this park, call 850-482-9006. Campsite reservations can be made through ReserveAmerica.com. HOURS OF OPERATION 8:00 AM to sunset PARK FEES Admission Fee: $3.00 per vehicle. Please use the honor box to pay fees. Correct change is required. Limit 8 people per vehicle. $2.00 Pedestrians, bicyclists, extra passengers, passengers in vehicle with holder of Annual Individual Entrance Pass. Camping Fee: $16.00 per night, plus tax. Includes water and electricity. Cabin Fees: $65.00 plus tax, per night. Picnic Pavilion Fees: $30.00 per day, plus tax: Seats 30 to 60 people. Water and electric are available. The pavilion overlooks Lake Seminole. HOW TO FIND THREE RIVERS STATE PARK Three RiverS State Park is easily reached via I-10. Take Exit 158 and travel north into the town of Sneads. At Sneads, turn left (west) onto Hwy 90. Turn right (north) onto River Road at the flashing yellow light. Park is located two miles north of Sneads.
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