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James H. "Sloppy" Floyd State Park, Summerville GA 

LOCATION: 
2800 “Sloppy” Floyd Lake Rd
Summerville, GA 30747
PHONE: 706-857-0826
Reserve: 800-864-7275
Site Specific
RATES: $32 - $35
CHECK IN/OUT: 1:00 pm.
ACCESS: 7 am - 10 pm
MAPS: At Ranger Station
SITES: 25
PULL THRUS: Yes
WATERFRONT: No
PICNIC SHELTERS: Yes
SITE SURFACE: Gravel
HOOK-UPS: Water & 30/50 Amp
WIFI: No
CABLE: No & no antennae
SEWER: No
BATH: Yes
LAUNDRY: Yes
DUMP STATION: Yes
SHADE TREES: Yes
POOL: No
BOAT RAMP: Yes
FEATURES: two lakes, fishing, 5 miles of park trails, kayak/canoe rental, playground. Pinhoti Trail runs through the park
RANKING: 8.5
PET FRIENDLY: Yes

NEARBY ATTRACTIONS

Cloudland Canyon State Park

James H. "Sloppy" Floyd State Park is 561 acres and located near Summerville, Georgia. The park was first operated as a public fishing area under Wildlife Resources and called Chattooga Lakes Public Fishing Area. In 1973 it became a state park and named Chattooga Lakes State Park. In 1974 the park was renamed James H. “Sloppy" Floyd State Park. James H. “Sloppy" Floyd was a state representative serving in the Georgia House of Representatives from 1953 until his death in 1974.

This is a very quiet park surrounded by the Chattahoochee National Forest with two stocked lakes for fishing. There are no motorboats allowed on the lakes but kayaks, rowboats and electric powered crafts are permitted.

There is a 3-mile loop trail called Lake Rim Trail that covers both lakes and the Pinhoti multi-use trail developed by the forest Service and local volunteers. The highlight of the park is the Marble Mine Trail leading hikers to the entrance of an old marble mine that was developed before the park existed.

We camped here in September 2019 and loved hiking to the Marble Mine and riding our bikes throughout the park. Our cats loved walking on the trails and being lazy at the campsite. 
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DIRECTIONS FROM ATLANTA:
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Take I-75 N to Exit 306 (GA 140).
Turn west (toward Adairsville) and travel 16.0 miles to U.S. 27, the Martha Berry Highway.
Turn right and follow US 27 for 11.2 miles.
​At Sloppy Floyd Lake Road turn left and travel 2.8 miles

GPS Info. (Latitude, Longitude):
34.43972, -85.33917
34°26'23"N, 85°20'21"W​

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