Moccasin Creek State Park
Georgia State Park
Write a Review 3655 Highway 197 Clarkesville, GA 30523 706-947-3194 Reservations: 800-864-7275 Official WebsiteGPS: 34.8448, -83.5889
Overview of Moccasin Creek State Park
Last Price Paid: $30
Reported by Sutrick2001 on 3/13/2023
Longest RV Reported: 38 feet (Class A)
Reported by KnKFoster on 11/17/2020
Number of Sites 48
Reservations yes
Open Seasonally March - Dec.
Elevation 1,870 ft / 569 m
Tent Camping Yes
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Reviews of Moccasin Creek State Park 12 people have reviewed this location.
“Nice state park”
Reviewed 3/17/2023
Days stayed: | 3 |
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Stayed for 3 nights. The spots are close but not bad. Nice gravel and hookups. Bathrooms are average. YMCA quality. Right across from great hike called Hemlock Falls. Also a nice flat trail called Wildlife trail. Both just across from the park. Beautiful lake. Laundry was a bit challenging. Clothes were wet after wash and dry took 3 r... more
Stayed for 3 nights. The spots are close but not bad. Nice gravel and hookups. Bathrooms are average. YMCA quality. Right across from great hike called Hemlock Falls. Also a nice flat trail called Wildlife trail. Both just across from the park. Beautiful lake. Laundry was a bit challenging. Clothes were wet after wash and dry took 3 rounds but only $1.25 per. Just took a while.
Michael would stay here again
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Reviewed 3/13/2023
Nightly rate: | $30 |
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Days stayed: | 4 |
Site Number: | 09 |
RV Length: | 28' (Travel Trailer) |
We arrived right before 4 pm, when the ranger leaves. Check in went smooth. It is a small park and the lake was way down when we stayed in March. Guess they lower it every year so everyone can do dock maintenance. Hiked to Hemlock falls which was a nice 4 mile hike and the falls were great. There are various grey tank dump spits ... more
We arrived right before 4 pm, when the ranger leaves. Check in went smooth. It is a small park and the lake was way down when we stayed in March. Guess they lower it every year so everyone can do dock maintenance. Hiked to Hemlock falls which was a nice 4 mile hike and the falls were great. There are various grey tank dump spits throughout the park. Our neighbor had 100 ft of garden hose running from his rig to one of the dump sites which they left out. We had a cold snap into the 20s for 2 nights, camp hosts came around to warn everyone to top off tanks and disconnect fresh water hoses. Fish hatchery was cool, we went into Helen and Clayton and visited Tallulah Gorge State Park. All 3 were about a 30 minute drive.
Sutrick2001 would stay here again
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“Tiny But Mighty”
Reviewed 10/11/2022
Days stayed: | 3 |
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Site Number: | 5 |
RV Length: | 19' (Travel Trailer) |
GA smallest state park has a small campground. We were very fortunate to snag site 5, which we thought was the best one. The creekside sites would rank in Tier 1, other outside loop ones Tier 2 (although with road noise) and the internal ones a low, low Tier 3 (all on top of each other). The lake is right there and beautiful. We were n... more
GA smallest state park has a small campground. We were very fortunate to snag site 5, which we thought was the best one. The creekside sites would rank in Tier 1, other outside loop ones Tier 2 (although with road noise) and the internal ones a low, low Tier 3 (all on top of each other). The lake is right there and beautiful. We were not expecting to like it that much. The fish hatchery is nearby releasing water into the creek by the campground so there’s a constant fish tank smell that may get nasty in the summer, but was tolerable this time of the year. Nearby downtown Clayton was great, with very good restaurants and outdoorsy stores like Wander. We would come back again (if we can snag one of the good sites).
AtlG would stay here again
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“Small pretty campground”
Reviewed 8/16/2022
Nightly rate: | $36 |
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Days stayed: | 4 |
Site Number: | 33 |
RV Length: | 20' (Travel Trailer) |
(We actually stayed in June of 2022) It was a very pretty campground about 30 minutes from Helen Georgia. Our site was almost level. Sites are kind of close to each other. You do have space but its not private. It is right on Lake Burton. You were only allowed to fish if you were under the age of 11 or over the age of 65. No swimming ... more
(We actually stayed in June of 2022)
It was a very pretty campground about 30 minutes from Helen Georgia. Our site was almost level. Sites are kind of close to each other. You do have space but its not private. It is right on Lake Burton. You were only allowed to fish if you were under the age of 11 or over the age of 65. No swimming or even wading was allowed. Although you can kayak.
There was no TV reception but Wi-Fi was pretty good. It was sporadic at times. But they said they were working on that. People here were mostly locals and very friendly.
Lots of nice hikes near the park. Hemlock Falls is 3 miles and worth the hike. Anna Ruby falls was 1 mile paved but steep in areas.
Lots to see and do in the area. There is a Lavender Farm near, and shopping and flea markets.
I would definitely stay again!
Donna would stay here again
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“Great Boating Park”
Reviewed 9/26/2021
Nightly rate: | $28 |
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Days stayed: | 2 |
Site Number: | 41 |
Popular State Park with the locals with docks and place for boat trailer parking. A 2 mile trail to Hemlock Falls and a 1 mile nature trail sums up the activities here. Sites level and crowded. Laundry available. Park supplied wifi 3 bars.
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“Great place”
Reviewed 7/5/2021
Nightly rate: | $34 |
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Days stayed: | 6 |
Site Number: | 51 |
Nice, small state park. Sites were a little small but not too bad. This is a great place to stay and be close to lots of things to do. We were able to visit 3 other parks within a 30 min or so drive.
Eddieste would stay here again
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“SITES TOO CLOSE, Dump Station at our site.”
Reviewed 3/25/2021
Nightly rate: | $30 |
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Days stayed: | 4 |
Site Number: | 16 |
Site 16 (PT) too close to road, yes you have a view of Lake, but it’s too far. Playground right across street too close if you don’t have kids. The dump station is right at this site, If the RV dump lane is lined up and you park your vehicle behind your rig you could get blocked in. Park in front of your rig. Smell in March didn... more
Site 16 (PT) too close to road, yes you have a view of Lake, but it’s too far. Playground right across street too close if you don’t have kids. The dump station is right at this site, If the RV dump lane is lined up and you park your vehicle behind your rig you could get blocked in. Park in front of your rig.
Smell in March didn’t notice it, but summer might be a problem. The sites around us too close we prefer more separation, and more trees.
Site 2 is best if you want a little privacy. It’s a pull thru and your outside set up faces the creek. Trout construction noises during the week continues. We were in a Entegra Odyssey-32ft Class C. 3 adults camping.
This review is the opinion of a Campendium member and not of Campendium.com
“Awesome!”
Reviewed 1/14/2021
Nightly rate: | $36 |
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Days stayed: | 4 |
Site Number: | 29 |
RV Length: | 22' (Travel Trailer) |
This a great state park campground right on Lake Burton. To get there, you are on some windy roads and the entrance can sneak up on you as it sits in a curve. The park is pretty much the campground. There is a playground, boat launch, canoe rentals, pavilion, pier and picnic area at lake end. The campground is small, which is fi... more
This a great state park campground right on Lake Burton. To get there, you are on some windy roads and the entrance can sneak up on you as it sits in a curve.
The park is pretty much the campground. There is a playground, boat launch, canoe rentals, pavilion, pier and picnic area at lake end.
The campground is small, which is fine with us. As with any campground, there are preferred sites. In actuality, most all the sites here are fine. Just make sure your outfit will fit the spot. Most of the sites have nice sized outdoor areas. You are not on top of your neighbor.
Our site required some distance backing and turning to get situated. Because of a concern we had about the step down coming out of the trailer, we wound up further forward than we would have liked which created a slope for hitching/un-hitching.
The campground is adjacent to a trout hatchery. A new one was under construction during our visit, but that was only during the day.
There is are 2 hikes you can access from the campground. A nature walk and a hike up to some falls. The latter hike, the trail can be a bit sloppy. But, the hike along the creek to the falls is nice.
The bathhouse and park are clean. They did have an issue with a shower head in the ladies side being super jet powered and creating a mess during our stay.
Dare to Adventure would stay here again
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“Very Well Kept Park”
Reviewed 11/17/2020
Nightly rate: | $36 |
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Days stayed: | 2 |
Site Number: | 49 |
RV Length: | 38' (Class A) |
Some friends were going to be staying here and invited us to come for a while. We had plans, but managed to fit a two day stay into our schedule. Checking in was easy and the loop is easy to maneuver with our motorhome. Our site was technically a pull through, so getting in was easy. The sites are roomy and very clean, one of the c... more
Some friends were going to be staying here and invited us to come for a while. We had plans, but managed to fit a two day stay into our schedule.
Checking in was easy and the loop is easy to maneuver with our motorhome. Our site was technically a pull through, so getting in was easy. The sites are roomy and very clean, one of the cleanest state parks we have stayed in. The volunteers seemed to always be busy cleaning and picking up.
There isn’t much here, unless you fish and boat, but it’s a lovely little park. As of Nov. 2020 the fish hatchery is still closed. We walked across the street and up to Hemlock Falls. Some storms had come through and there were several trees blocking the trail, some you had to go u see, others over. The small bridge was missing a couple of boards and the handrail was missing (actually, it was pushed over, but we didn’t see it until we headed back). Still, a nice hike from the campground.
We came from the Clayton area and the road down to the park is a little windy, but we made it.
Everyone was very nice and we enjoyed our short stay here.
KnKFoster would stay here again
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“One of our favorite spots in North Georgia Mountains”
Reviewed 9/18/2019
Nightly rate: | $34 |
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Days stayed: | 5 |
Site Number: | 33 |
Quiet park right on Lake Burton. Park is quiet and sites are always clean with picnic table and fire ring. Lots of trout fishing close by on Wildcat creek. Fish Hatchery is temporarily close due to construction. Great place to canoe and kayak. Easy hike up Moccasin Creek to Hemlock falls to see the waterfalls. Discounts for seniors.... more
Quiet park right on Lake Burton. Park is quiet and sites are always clean with picnic table and fire ring. Lots of trout fishing close by on Wildcat creek. Fish Hatchery is temporarily close due to construction. Great place to canoe and kayak. Easy hike up Moccasin Creek to Hemlock falls to see the waterfalls. Discounts for seniors. Cell coverage is spotty, but the Internet has been upgraded and is excellent for streaming or using WhatsApp for calls. Visit O'Sage Farms for fresh veggies and the Cupboard Cafe for a great lunch in nearby Clayton.
Phil would stay here again
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Amenities
Hookups
- 30 Amp
- 20 Amp
- water
- Partial Hookups
Recreation
- boat ramp
- boat rental
- fishing
- picnic area
- playground
- recreation trail
- water access
Site Amenities
- big rig
- fire ring
- picnic table
Facilities
- dump station
- firewood
- general store
- restrooms: flush
- showers
- trash
- water available
Pets
- pets
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