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Lake Georgia Pacific Vacation Rentals

Lake Georgia Pacific

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Why Rent On Lake Georgia Pacific

The unspoiled beauty of Lake Georgia Pacific, located 10 miles from Crossett, Arkansas is a naturalist retreat. Visitors of Lake Georgia Pacific can enjoy the rolling hills and the rugged forest that surrounds the lake. Created in 1963, Lake Georgia Pacific was named after a well known lumber mill that went by the same name, and it was designed to provide water for three paper mills in Crossett.

Best time to go
Visit Lake Georgia Pacific from late spring to early summer, particularly in late May through June, when the sun-drenched waters shimmer invitingly, offering prime fishing and tranquil kayaking. Experience the lakeside tranquility before peak summer crowds arrive, allowing for peaceful evenings under a sky ablaze with stunning sunsets.
Water Quality
Lake Georgia Pacific's waters exhibit a deep blue hue, complemented by crystal-clear clarity, offering a pristine and transparent environment for recreational activities.
Surface area (mi)
4.29
Max depth (ft)
7.87
Elevation (ft)
65.62

Popular activities

  • Boating
  • Kayaking
  • Canoeing
  • Fishing
  • Hiking
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Frequently Asked Questions

Ready to dive into what Lake Georgia Pacific has to offer? Let’s tackle some of the burning questions you might have as you plan your visit!

  • No, swimming is not allowed in Lake Georgia Pacific. The temporary closure due to the invasive water hyacinth does not specifically mention swimming, but general recreational activities like swimming are impacted by the plant’s presence and the closure of the boat ramp.

  • Lake Georgia Pacific is a popular destination because of its world-class bass fishing and diverse wildlife. The lake is home to over 164 bird species, including Bald Eagles, and offers camping, picnicking, and fishing opportunities amidst its natural setting of rolling hills and rugged forest.

  • The minimum size limit for keeping largemouth bass in Lake Georgia Pacific, Arkansas, is 15 inches. It is unlawful to possess largemouth bass less than 15 inches in length in this lake. This regulation applies to several other lakes in Arkansas as well, including Beaver Lake and Table Rock Lake.

  • There is no public beach at Lake Georgia Pacific. The lake is primarily used for fishing and supplies water to a paper mill in south Arkansas. It has a handicapped-accessible fishing pier but no beach area.

  • Lake Georgia Pacific is near the towns of Crossett, West Crossett, and North Crossett. Crossett is about 10 miles southeast of the lake, while West Crossett and North Crossett are slightly closer, at about 8 miles away. Other nearby towns include Hamburg and Fountain Hill.