Historic Lincoln State Park · Millen, Georgia
A place to camp,
gather, and rest,
as it always was.
This was Lincoln State Park, one of the few grounds near Millen where Black families could camp when Georgia's other parks turned them away. Today it's a modern glamping retreat that keeps that welcome: canvas tents, tiny homes, cabins, and campsites under the stars.
- Acres
- 120
- Stays
- 11
- Park era
- 1950s
The land remembers
Black joy has always had a home here.
In the era of separate and unequal, most of Georgia's parks were closed to Black families. The state answered with just five segregated parks, and Lincoln State Park, near Millen, was one of them: a place to swim, picnic, and pitch a tent when nowhere else would have them.
This retreat sits on that history. We run it as a business and as a keeper of memory, with a share of every heritage walk going back into preserving the site.
Read the full history“A place like this was a mecca, somewhere our families could simply be at ease, together, out under the pines.”
Where you'll sleep
Featured stays
Tiny homeJuniper Tiny House
$245 /night
A cedar-clad tiny house with a sleeping loft and a wall of glass.
Safari tentPinewood Canvas
$189 /night
A canvas tent under the longleaf pines, with a real bed and a wood stove.
A-frame cabinThe Lantern Cabin
$245 /night
A cedar A-frame with a loft, a porch swing, and a lantern that never quite goes out.
Geodesic domeClay Ridge Dome
$279 /night
A clear-paneled dome on the ridge. Fall asleep counting Georgia stars.
Order ahead
Have it waiting when you arrive.
Firewood by the ring, a farm breakfast at the door, a guided walk of the grounds. Add provisions to your reservation and we'll take care of the rest.
Browse provisions- $34
Farm Breakfast Basket
per basket (serves 2)
- $58
Cast-Iron Supper Box
per box (serves 2)
- $18
Sweet Tea & Preserves
per set
- $16
Campfire S'mores Kit
per kit (serves 4)
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