River Lake Landing, Lake Oconee | Neighborhood Guide
River Lake Landing, also known as River Lake Place, is one of the more affordable ways to get into lakefront property on Lake Oconee, with modular and mobile homes not uncommon alongside site-built construction. It is a large subdivision, but homes here do not come to market often — and when they do, most sell well under $1 million, typically closer to $500,000.
Home builds span the late 1980s onward, in a genuine mix of styles and construction types. Some lots in the subdivision carry noticeably more shoreline than what is typical elsewhere on the lake, and the protected cove here is popular for swimming and watersports.
Where River Lake Landing Is Located on Lake Oconee
River Lake Landing sits on Lake Oconee in Putnam County, along River Lake Drive, which turns off East Riverbend Drive and runs all the way to the public boat ramp at Long Shoals. It is directly connected to Riverbend and close to Long Island Forest in the same southern Putnam cluster. See the rest of the lake’s communities on the Lake Oconee neighborhoods page. For the full picture of this stretch of the lake, see the Lake Oconee homes in Eatonton guide.
Everything You Need to Know About River Lake Landing
There is no mandatory HOA in River Lake Landing according to MLS listings, though the subdivision does maintain a shared boat ramp for residents through the River Lake Bend Community Association. River Lake Drive is a long road, turning off East Riverbend Drive and running all the way to the public boat ramp at Long Shoals — giving residents two different ways to get on the water.
Because inventory turns over so slowly here, buyers who do their homework tend to do well: recent sales have landed well under $1 million, typically closer to $500,000, for a mix of modular, mobile, and site-built homes dating back to the late 1980s.
Frequently Asked Questions About River Lake Landing
Where is River Lake Landing located on Lake Oconee?
River Lake Landing is on Lake Oconee in Putnam County, along River Lake Drive off East Riverbend Drive. See more communities on our Lake Oconee real estate FAQs page.
Does River Lake Landing have an HOA?
No mandatory HOA, according to MLS listings, though the subdivision maintains a shared boat ramp through the River Lake Bend Community Association.
What do homes cost in River Lake Landing?
Homes rarely come to market in River Lake Landing. Recent sales have landed well under $1 million, typically closer to $500,000.
What kinds of homes are in River Lake Landing?
A mix of modular, mobile, and site-built homes, with build dates from the late 1980s onward.
Is there a boat ramp in River Lake Landing?
Yes. The subdivision maintains a shared boat ramp through the River Lake Bend Community Association, and River Lake Drive also runs to the public boat ramp at Long Shoals.
Interested in River Lake Landing?
If an affordable way onto Lake Oconee, with a protected cove and real boat ramp access, sounds like your spot, Margie Sorrell knows River Lake Landing and the entire Lake Oconee market inside and out. Contact Margie to talk through your options.