Deep Hole Campground

Good place to camp. Clean camp spaces and fire pits. Two cars per campsite. Easy access to the river. Great place for kayaking and fishing. Check out the local store for coffee and good biscuits.

Previously you did not have to reserve a spot here. Now you do. We signed up for 9 a couple months ago. Our friends got 8 because we thought they would be next to each other. It is not. 9 was spacious enough for us and them. 2 ~14ft campers. Sites 1 and 4 are somewhat together and 6,7 & 8 would be a great for a group. Reminder bring your own water there is no hook ups. Facilities are a pit toilet. No running water. The facilities were clean but still had that metallic smell. Site 5 was by itself like 9 which both back up to the river. There is a silted in kayak launch, overlook area to view the river and a small picnic area that was in need of a lawn mower. The Toccoa was up because of all the rain. We saw tubers and some kayaks go past. We got rained on but had plenty of awnings to get out of it.

Great campsite with around 10 camping sites. You’re allowed two cars per site. There’s great access to the river for fishing and canoe/kayak out in that ends at the Sandy Bottoms Campground.

There are toilets, but no showers. We also couldn’t find running water access. We brought our own. Each site is $20 per night to be paid on the honor system. 80% of the fee goes to camp improvements.

The locals do tend to come down quite often and drive through. There will also be quite a few fishermen since there’s a stocking position just yards away from the campsites.

Be aware, it does seem like some local kids will come down to park and party on occasion late at night which can be a problem if you’re trying to sleep or enjoy a peaceful night.

Overall a great experience and well maintained campground.