- 1). Decide early whether you want to sleep in a recreational vehicle or a tent. Lake Sinclair is surrounding by dozens of camping sites, which offer amenities for tent camping and RVs. Keep in mind that Lake Sinclair only is open for camping from mid-April through mid-December.
- 2). Make a checklist of everything you need to bring on your camping trip. Remember to include essential camping gear such as a backpack, water bottles, a sleeping bag, pest repellent, a flashlight and a first-aid kit.
- 3). Pack for any camping activities you might be interested in pursuing at Lake Sinclair. Lake Sinclair is a part of the Oconee National Forest. Recreational activities include fishing, hiking, swimming, biking and boating. Federal and state laws mandate that you have a current Georgia State fishing license and a valid boat registration to go fishing or boating.
- 4). Head to your campground and check in. Campgrounds are offered on a first-come, first-serve basis, though camp sites can be reserved. Most campgrounds at Lake Sinclair charge camping fees.
- 5). Adhere to all camp site rules and regulations. Quiet hours are between 10 p.m. and 7 a.m. Alcohol only is permitted in designated areas. Oconee National Forest asks that campers respect the principles of Leave No Trace.
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