Georgia Campground Guide
Moccasin Creek State Park
A state park campground in Clarkesville with WiFi, fishing access, boat ramp access, nearby trails.
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About Moccasin Creek State Park
A state park campground in Clarkesville with WiFi, fishing access, boat ramp access, nearby trails.
Lake Burton, trout streams, and Rabun County mountain scenery surround Moccasin Creek State Park, a smaller state-park campground near Clarkesville with a peaceful lakeside feel. The park’s size is part of its charm, offering a more intimate alternative to Georgia’s larger mountain destinations. Campers can fish, paddle, visit nearby waterfalls, or explore the Lake Burton area at an unhurried pace. It is a strong fit for travelers who want cool shade, clear water, and North Georgia scenery without a busy resort atmosphere.
Campground Details
- Acreage32 acres
- RV Sites53
- Cabins0
- Yurts0
- Lake AccessYes
- PlaygroundYes
- Boat RentalYes
Amenities
Online ReservationsPhone ReservationsWiFiBoat RampBoat DockFishingFishing PierPaddlingBoat RentalHiking TrailsPlaygroundPicnic TableFire PitWaterLake AccessWater Views AvailableBig Rig Friendly
Things to Do
BoatingFishingPlayground
Nearby Attractions
- Lake Burton
- Hemlock Falls Trail
- Hatchery at Lake Burton
- Minnehaha Falls
- Tallulah Gorge State Park
- Downtown Clayton