We were in AWE with the fall colors when we arrived. We had the best site in there somewhat private, and easy to get into it, with the lake behind you. It's a small walk down to the lake if you have a Kayak or Canoe it's a good place to keep it . There's some nice hikes from the campground, one around the lake & then across the street ... more

Up, up, and away! This park is WAY up in altitude for us. I know it's nothing like Colorado, but for Georgia it's getting up there. Sightseeing out the passenger window on the way to the park isn't exactly relaxing due to the sheer drop-offs along the road's edge, but the views are spectacular. We had gorgeous weather with cool breezes... more

Our site was a great pull thru in the lakeside section. Lots of room for our 30' travel trailer. Gravel on the site. Other sites were smaller and more difficult to manuveur. Be sure to read site description before reserving. Bath houses are well maintained. Good water pressure plus nice hot water. One drawback is the location of... more

I’d love to camp here again however we work remote and require cell service. Some sites have cell service and some do not, and our weboost did not help. If you don’t require cell phone access, the views are amazing, and the campground is great. Otherwise iD recommend going elsewhere.

This is a nice campground and my first time visiting. Steep highway getting to the park and twisty roads just take it easy on the way to the park. Everyone at check in was very friendly and helpful. Bathrooms are clean and camp hosts patrol regularly which is fantastic. The facility even has a washer and dryer (coin operated) if yo... more

Yet another lovely Georgia State Park. Fort Mountain State Park sits atop one of the last larger mountains in the Cohutta Wilderness area. This provides for some lovely panoramic views of the Blue Ridge Mountains to the North and East as well as the valley floor to the West. The park can be a little tight for a big rig to drive thr... more