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Eco-tourism campers and trail explorers love Kates Fish Camp for its direct access to Newnan’s Lake and the Gainesville-Hawthorne State Trail. The park lies 10 minutes from Gainesville’s breweries, museums, and Paynes Prairie Preserve State Park. Pick from 10 pull-through sites that start at $45 per night with water, electric, and high-speed WiFi.
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Write a ReviewNo, Kates Fish Camp does not offer full hookups with sewer. Pull-through sites include water hookups and electricity at 20, 30, or 50 amps, plus Gigablast high-speed WiFi. No sewer connections appear available, so use a nearby dump station like at Earl P. Powers Park for waste disposal.
Kates Fish Camp does not specify a pet policy. The website mentions no details on pets, restrictions, leashes, or dog areas. Call ahead to confirm rules before bringing pets on your eco-tourism trip.
Sites start at $45 per night. Rates cover water hookups, electric service at 20, 30, or 50 amps, and Gigablast high-speed WiFi across all 10 pull-through spots. Book reservations online or by phone, especially for weekends near Gainesville attractions.
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