Visit Jack Hill State Park (Formerly Gordonia-Alatamaha) in Reidsville Georgia

Now Jack Hill State Park

Gordonia-Alatamaha State Park was renamed Jack Hill State Park in 2020 to honor the late Georgia senator Jack Hill. Same park, same place in Reidsville; look for the new name on signs and on the Georgia State Parks website.

This 662-acre southeast Georgia park is a favorite for picnicking, family reunions and golf.

Picnic tables and shelters surround a 12-acre lake where visitors can rent boats, kayaks and aquacycles during warmer months. Docks are available for land-loving anglers, and the park’s 18-hole Brazell’s Creek Golf Course features a pro shop. Kids will love the seasonal splash pad and miniature golf.

Park map

Driving directions: The park is on U.S. 280 in Reidsville. From I-16, take Exit #98.

Jack Hill State Park Map

This is the Georgia State Parks map of Gordonia-Alatamaha State Park (now Jack Hill State Park) from 2008, kept in our archive. It shows the park’s roads and main facilities as they were laid out then, so newer buildings, campsites, trails and closures will not appear on it. Before you go, check the current maps below.

2008 Georgia State Parks map of Gordonia-Alatamaha State Park (now Jack Hill State Park)
Gordonia-Alatamaha State Park (now Jack Hill State Park) map, Georgia State Parks, 2008 edition (archived copy). Open the full-size PDF.

Current maps:

Park Amenities

Camping

The comfort station has a washer/dryer, and one picnic shelter with 3 tables is available to all campsites. Maximum 6 people and 2 vehicles per site.

Tent-Only Campsites

Hold 1 or 2 tents. Water, 30-amp electric, picnic table, grill and fire ring. No cable hookups.

Campsites with Electricity

40-foot sites hold 1 tent, 2 tents, a pop-up trailer, or a trailer or motorhome up to 40 feet. Water, 30-amp electric, picnic table, grill and fire ring. No cable hookups.

Full-Hookup Campsites

50-foot sites for pop-up trailers, trailers or motorhomes up to 50 feet, with sewer hookups and 50-amp electric. Not suitable for tents.

Picnic Shelters

All visitors are required to have a ParkPass.

Picnic Shelter #1

Open-air shelter close to the lake, with restrooms between it and the group shelter.

Picnic Shelter #2

Open-air shelter by the lake. Pews by the water sit closest to this shelter, making it ideal for weddings. Restrooms are about 100 yards away.

Picnic Shelters #3 & #4

Open-air shelters near the playground, each with a large grill. Shelter #4 sits under the oak trees.