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Mulky Campground

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WATER ALERT: As of August 30, the water system at Cooper Creek and Mulky Campground will be shut off. Environmental factors have resulted in an insufficient water supply, and water quality monitoring has revealed bacteria levels above that deemed safe by the state of Georgia. Management has taken the system offline to allow source recovery and for operators to take all necessary steps to provide safe drinking water for campground visitors. While this change is temporary, visitors should be aware the campground will likely be without water for the rest of the operating season.

  • For more information, please contact the Blue Ridge Ranger District at (706) 745-6928.

Mulky Campground is located near Suches in the Chattahoochee-Oconee National Forest. The terrain consists of forested areas with rolling hills. Campers can explore nearby attractions such as the Appalachian Trail and Vogel State Park, with temperatures ranging from the 30s in winter to the 80s in summer.

Description

National Forest

Chattahoochee-Oconee National Forest

Overview

Cooper Creek Campground is located in the Chattahoochee-Oconee National Forest along the banks of Cooper Creek in the North Georgia Mountains. The Campground offers many recreation activities including camping, hiking, trout fishing, and hunting. The campground is well kept and is a nice place for just a weekend getaway or an extended stay. Most of the campsites are fairly spaced apart so the privacy level is decent which makes for and enjoyable time. This Recreation area is well known for great trout fishing year-round and you can fish up and down the main creek or take the numerous trails along the bank of the creek if youre not having any luck at the campground. Please make your way out to this beautiful campground for a pleasant and relaxing experience.

Recreation

There are several hiking trails that start in or near the campground and all are interconnected, so forming a loop is a breeze. The Yellow Mountain Trail is the longest at 3.2 miles, so these are great little trails for taking the kids or the inexperienced hiker on. The Duncan Ridge Trail isnt far up the road if you would like to do a more challenging hike. Yellow Mtn. Trail 3.2 miles Connector Trail 0.4 miles Mill Shoals Trail 0.9 miles Shope Gap Trail 0.6 miles Cooper Creek Trail 1.7 miles

Natural Features

Cooper Creek Campground is settled inside The Cooper Creek Wildlife Management Area. It spans more than 30,000 acres, and lies within the Chattahoochee National Forest. This WMA is located in the extreme northeast corner of Georgia and nearly borders North Carolina. This WMA offers hunting opportunities for deer, bear, turkey and small game. The trails in this wildlife management area offer nearly eight miles of easy to moderate hiking. The trails follow old logging trails and new footpaths through a variety of hardwood, mixed pine and hardwood, and white pine and hemlock forests.

Nearby Attractions

If cooper creek is booked please check out Deep Hole Campground which is 15 minutes South of Area. This campground has nine sites and is also a great place to catch fish along the Toccoa River. This campground can also be booked on recreation.gov or calling the reservation line. Blue Ridge, Blairsville, and Dahlonega GA, are all towns nearby to visit for all your supply needs. If you dont want to drive into town, visit the Cooper Creek Store which is about 5 miles south of the campground as they'll have all your camping supplies.

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Location

Mulky Campground is located in Georgia

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Directions

From Blue Ridge, GA: take US 515 north for 4 miles to GA Hwy. 60; turn right and go 2 miles to Morganton, GA. In Morganton, turn right on GA Hwy. 60 south for 15.5 miles. Turn left on Forest Service Road 4, go 6 miles. From Blairsville, GA: GA take US 515 south 2.5 miles to Kiutuestia Creek Road. Turn left, go 1.3 miles. Turn left on Old 76 for 100 feet and then turn right on Mulky Gap Road. Go 9 miles to Cooper Creek Campground From Dahlonega, GA: GA take GA Hwy. 60 north for 26 miles; turn right on Forest Service Road 4, go 6 miles. Mulky Campground(Mulky Loop) is 1/10 of a Mile south of Cooper Creek Campgound(Cooper Creek Loop)

Coordinates

34.761233 N
84.074614 W

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Reviewed Mar. 14, 2021

Busy

Went during the winter season and it was still busy. A lot of road traffic day and night. Still a great trip.

Reviewed May. 31, 2018

Mulky CG

Quiet, secluded campground on the banks of Cooper Creek. Drive up spots with gravel tent pads and lots of trees for hammocks. Just east down the gravel road is Cooper Creek Recreation Area with hiking trails and fishing. Going west, at the bridge over the creek, take the gravel road northbound to the trailhead for Sea Creek Falls. A relatively unknown but beautiful fall that you can scramble up.

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Reviewed Jul. 19, 2016

Mulky

The camp spots are spacious and covered with tree canopies. You a stream right by you no matter where you camp. The facilities and water are easily accessible. You don't feel like you are on top of your fellow campers even though there are a lot of campsites in a somewhat small area. You have the Taccoa Falls and the swinging bridge right down the road, as well as many other places to explore (like the Appalachian Trail). There are some great fishing spots...most of the waters are wild and stocked. I absolutely love this area and highly reccomend it! If Mulky isn't for you...you have several other campgrounds right around you to choose from. Although Mulky is perfect for all you fly fishermen/women!

  • Review photo of Mulky Campground by Savannah C., July 19, 2016
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  • Review photo of Mulky Campground by Savannah C., July 19, 2016
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Frequently Asked Questions

  • How much does it cost to camp at Mulky Campground?

    Camping at Mulky Campground can cost between $15.00 and $30.00 depending on the site.

  • Are fires allowed at Mulky Campground?

    Yes, according to campers on TheDyrt.com, fires are allowed at Mulky Campground, although make sure to check current fire restrictions in the area.

  • Does Mulky Campground have wifi?

    No, according to campers on TheDyrt.com, Mulky Campground does not have wifi.

  • How hard is it to get a campsite at Mulky Campground?

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