The Seminole State Park is a state park and recreation area in Donalsonville, Georgia. It is located in the extreme southwest corner of the state of Georgia.

The Seminole State Park features the Lake Seminole at large. The 37,500 acre reservoir allows most water recreational opportunities, but it is most popular for fishing. The lake also has a sand swimming beach and smooth waters, making it ideal for skiing and tubing. Wildlife is also abundant at the park, and visitors can catch a glimpse of them through the nature trails that delve into the various natural habitats inside the park. You can spot bald eagles, alligators, and ospreys if you’re really observant. Camping is also a popular thing at the site, as well as birding, golfing, hiking, and canoeing.