The Rock Eagle mound will be closed to the public while we construct an ADA accessible walkway.  We expect this closure to remain in effect until mid-April.  Thank you for your patience!

Rock Eagle 4-H Center is excited to offer our annual holiday to go menu.  New this year are meal bundles that serve 2, 4, and 10 people.  Each bundle may be customized based on your selection of entrees, sides, desserts, and beverages.

Menu options are available at:

2020 Take Out Menu

Holiday Meal Bundles

Thanksgiving Order Deadlines

The last day for placing an order will be Wednesday, November 18^th by 4:00PM.

Pick-up times will be available until 3:00PM on Tuesday, November 24^th.

Christmas Order Deadlines

 The last day for placing an order will be Wednesday, December 16^th by 4:00PM.

Pick-up times will be available until 3:00PM on Tuesday, December 22^nd.

To place an order please contact the dining hall at: 706-484-2384.

Rock Eagle 4-H Center has lowered the lake levels to begin preparing for the work that will take place over the next few months.  The main goal is to reinforce the spillway of Rock Eagle Lake.  This project will require the water levels of Rock Eagle Lake to be dropped by eight feet. The spillway project is expected to take several months to complete. Starting Thursday, July 11^th the Rock Eagle lake and boat ramp will be closed to the public.  Rock Eagle Lake will reopen for public recreational use when the project is complete.

The 110-acre lake at Rock Eagle 4-H Center was completed in 1936.  The lake serves as a tool for Rock Eagle’s education programs and is a popular spot for recreational fishing.  An earthen dam holds back water from five feeder streams to create the lake.  A concrete spillway is located on the southern end of the lake and functions to keeps the lake at a constant depth. In heavy rains, excess water flows overtop the spillway and prevents the lake from flooding its banks.

Water leaving Rock Eagle Lake feeds into Little Glady Creek and flows through the Oconee National Forest. Little Glady Creek converges with Glady Creek and then empties into the Little River and ultimately Lake Sinclair. From Lake Sinclair, the water flows into the Oconee River, the Altamaha River and eventually the Atlantic Ocean. Rock Eagle Lake is located in the Upper Oconee Watershed and the Oconee River Basin.

Updates about the spillway project will be posted on the Rock Eagle 4-H Center’s Facebook page.

Beginning Monday, August 5, 2019 portions of Rock Eagle Road between Hwy 441 and Union Chapel Road will be closed due to lake maintenance. The closure will remain in effect for several weeks.

Please make plans to enter the 4-H Center from Union Chapel road, north of the Hwy 441 entrance.