Tallulah Gorge State Park Campground

Nice campground. Bathhouse is basic but very clean. Sites are on the small side with lots of tent campers.

This campground is right off the highway but the noise is canceled out by all the trees. The evening sky is beautiful and stars are so bright! We camped here and were able to hike 3 other parks over the weekend! The gorge is breathtaking and worth the hike down and back up. You should probably be in decent shape to take the trek down or at least be used to hiking a more rough terrain. You have to get a permit to go down to the bottom and they only issue a set amount each day. A hiker actually went missing while we were here and wasn't located until the following day. always STAY on the marked path!

We went in December and it was 22 degrees at night, the faucet actually froze on my CTC conversion. Home Depot saved us the next morning, with a short 25 minute drive into town. 10/10 all around great time!

Pretty nice campground, although the sites are a little closer to each other than what I'm used to. Campground facilities are clean and very well kept (they rake the sites and shovel out the fire pits). Bath houses are kept clean and stocked also. We camped in site 31 with our 32 ft TT. It was tight backing in, I would say that out of the "standard" sites 28, 30, 32 and 34 are the best sites available. Nice trails with beautiful scenery, the hike to the base of the Gorge is strenuous with LOTS of stair steps back up but if you can do it certainly worth it. Overall a really wonderful park.

Tallulah Gorge State Park has lots to offer. Hiking, waterfalls, beach, playground, fancy visitor center. The campground is more small rv friendly due to narrow roads. The campground is mostly shaded but no privacy between most sites. Bathrooms were kept clean and were in better conditions than other state parks we’ve visited. It was a nice perk that we had direct access to the hiking trails from the campground.

We enjoyed our relaxing 2 night stay, our neighbors were all friendly. Bathhouses were kept clean but showing their age. Short distance to the hiking trails.

Tallulah Gorge State Park has a small campground with small sites but some large enough for big rigs. The roads in the campground are steep and hilly. Sites are close together and the showers/restrooms are small and dated. But, you should come here for the hiking and views of the Gorge.

Sites are somewhat spread out. Hilly with trees

It’s perfectly situated to visit all the cute towns in northern Georgia and they have well maintained sites, hiking trails, and a swim beach not far. You can buy wood and ice on grounds (honor system) and check in is at the interpretation center. This was the perfect escape from the city for us.

Sites were so easy to get into, nice small loop with minimal noise. Clean bath houses and laundry on site that was only $1 per load!! Hiking and views of the Falls were breathtaking! You will need a permit if you want to access the floor which we were unable to do due to high water levels all three days we were there. You can still hike to the bridge without a permit and it’s still very challenging because of the steps!

Drove in here after hours. The cell service is great and the camp host is kind and friendly. I checked in with him in the evening and he told me to park and pay in the morning. This was supposed to be a one-night stop but I’m going to take advantage of the good service and hiking trails for another evening. Tent/car sites have electrical and drinking water spouts. The showers could use a deep clean but the water is nice and hot. There’s a lot of sites but they’re pretty close together. Lots of trees but no brush for noise or privacy. Little pricey at $34 bucks a night but it looks like they have laundry. Overall, I’d say this is a good place to clean up and plan your next adventure while enjoying some hiking.

Staff super encouraging and helpful. The hike to camp location was spectacular. Great views!! Stayed 2 nights , had a blast! ❤️❤️

Was fortunate to stay as campground host during the winter. Only 50 campsites for RV’s, one fantastic group site, and several remote tent sites. Most trails are easy but the steps to the suspension bridge and bottom of the gorge can be challenging. Laundry room that requires quarters, 2 separate bathroom locations. The interpretive center has a great gift shop and offers educational programs.

This is an amazingly beautiful state park. The bathrooms are super clean. Great cell service. Site 12 very private 18, 20 not bad 45,47,49 50 good too try to pick end spot

A pretty place with good hiking. The campground was fine, but the sites were too close for a state park atmosphere. We had a premium site, but I’m not sure I would have called it that. There was quite a variation among the sites, so know what you’re getting. Also, apparently on M-Th there is no one to check you in and we had to go to the visitors center, which is a mile away and was quite crowded. Not great when pulling a trailer.

Campgrounds are close to the road, so you can hear trucks and cars passing, it’s quiet enough that’s not going to bother your sleep but it takes away from the being immersed in nature feel. They’re a little close together, and the area near the bathhouses and trash had a strong enough smell that I wouldn’t wanna stay at those sites, at least not in a tent. The host are friendly and funny, the hike to all the overlooks (there are many) is definitely worth it. Tallulah gorge is twenty minutes from black rock mountain so take advantage and visit both places.

This is a beautiful campground with awesome trails right from the campground. Lots of stairs to the bottom of the gorge but so worth it. Beautiful views from all trails and a very cool suspension bridge.

Camped here several times. The gorge is a thing of beauty with several overlooks around the rim. There is a nice trail from the campground that will lead to the gorge. At this wtiting permits are not being issued to hike to the bottom of the gorge. Dogs are permitted on the trails except the trail leading to the gorge. The campground has two well maintained bath houses. Has a few pull throughs and nice shaded sites all through the campground.
Campground hosts are friendly and available to assist. The interpretive center in the visitors center is one of the best and there is a film depicting birth of the gorge.

Great park. Many hiking opportunities in the park and surrounding areas. It is 1099 stairs to the bottom of canyon!Campground was nice. Sites are open and unlevel but most were a good size. Sites are gravel with table, grill, water, and electric. Campground is very hilly. It was great to be able to access trails from the campground. You can also walk to the day use area from campground which has a trail and beach picnic area. 2 bathhouses were good. Laundry facilities available. There was little cell reception and no tv reception here. Went to Helen for a bit-IMO it's overrated. Branch out from the park because there are some great hiking trails in the area. They were not issuing any gorge floor permits the time we went. There is a fabulous museum/welcome center here with some history and facts about the park. Park is pretty busy. It was spring break when we went but it was not overwhelming. It was nice to see kids riding bikes and running outside.

Took my boys after studying the 7 Natural wonders of GA and this gorge is one of them. Did not disappoint. The hike to the bottom is not for the faint of heart. And the steps back up will challenge the most fit among us. But the views and experience is well worth the pain. Campground while being big rig friendly is a little tight ( we have a 42ft motorhome). If your large try to book sites 34 or 35 pull through. No sewers, but easy to use dump station next to the exit. Make sure you add this stop to your Must see list

We tent camped here back in March and absolutely LOVED IT. The trails were well maintained and accessible from the campsite. The bathrooms were clean and close by. The sites can be close together but I still felt like we had plenty of privacy. The visitors center is also close by! Unfortunately, we weren’t able to get floor permits due to weather-but the other hikes and wineries close by kept us busy. Each site has electrical hookups, fire pit, and a water pump. We can’t wait to go back!

I couldn’t do all of the steps, but sure was a great view. There’s 3 sets of steps. 210, 310, and 350 steps. Not for the out of shape people, for sure but many great views to see from the top.

It was beautiful and the campsites while close together, were still rugged feeling. The waterfalls were beautiful, the stairs down was worth the view, tough getting back up though lol

Great camp ground. The park was clean, well maintained, had more than enough facilities and you can also buy ice and fire wood on site.

The only issues we had was the noise from the highway (quite close), and it’s a compact campground so your neighbours are a little close. Perfect for hiking the gorge however.

Would stay here again.

Very nice campground and well maintained. Short walk to the hiking trails which connect directly into the campground. Sites are very close together but still offer trees and shade. Bathhouse is in very good condition. Each site has a large concrete picnic table, fire ring and charcoal grill with grate.

This is a place you most definitely have to make a stop for. The views from the top trails are amazing! We didn’t get to go to the suspension bridge or gorge floor as we had our dogs and the floor was closed but still worth seeing. We hiked most of the upper trails and they were all well kept, easy, and had breath taking views. Don’t see a lot of places like this in the south region. Definitely a gem.

It was a really sweet, quiet, clean campground.  I was so pleased with the site we were on, site 13, was centrally located, relatively easy to back our trailer into, and a perfect partial shade site.  The camp host met us as we drove in even though we were slightly after office closing hours.  The restrooms were clean, the showers were clean, and all the people we came across were so friendly.  The proximity to hiking was about as close as you could get, and though we didn't make it to the beach, it was walkable distance as well.  We will definitely be back somewhere down the road!

I haven't actually gotten to camp here because it's always booked but I have driven through the campground and I visit here often. You are in between Clayton and Clarkesville where there are good local places to eat. The campground is up the road a bit so you don't really hear the highway noise. The Campground is secluded and quiet. So many stairs down to the gorge but worth it! The waterfalls are beautiful and the park staff are all very nice. I have been here for every season and it's beautiful in the summer, fall, spring, and winter. There's an easy paved trail with water access just across the way that is good for dipping your feet in the water and maybe throwing a fishing line. I love coming here!