Camp in your own tent or trailer in well maintained campgrounds, stay at one of the privately operated marinas, or spend your time in the cottages at Seminole State Park. Much of the area, including the Apalachee Game Management Area, is open to hunting for duck, deer, rabbit, squirrel, quail, dove and turkey. Numerous public launching ramps provide easy access to the water for waterfowl hunters. Boating Lake Seminole, with its 37,500 acres of water and sub-tropical atmosphere, is not only a haven for fishing and hunting, but pleasure boating as well. Public launching ramps provide easy access to the water, and supplies are readily available at local marinas and shops.
Rental boats are also available at local marinas.
Short and long cruises are popular. You may cruise all the way from Columbus, Georgia to Panama City Beach, Florida. One point of interest at Lake Seminole is the 343-acre Seminole State Park. The park has 10 cottages and 50 tent and trailer camp sites. The terrain near the lake varies from flat to gently rolling except for a hilly region known as the Apalachicola River Bluffs.