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55 RV Parks near Young Harris, Georgia
Hiawassee, Georgia 7.8 miles E
Hayesville, North Carolina 8.22 miles NE
Blairsville, Georgia 10.03 miles SW
Brasstown, North Carolina 10.4 miles NW
Sautee Nacoochee, Georgia 13.81 miles SE
230 Lapidary Ln Young Harris, Georgia 30582 (map) | Click To View Phone
Sites: 11 | Recent Rate: $$$$ | 1 Reviews
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Oct 2010 - $20.00
This campground is for the use of people attending the school. It provides a convenient location just steps away from the classroom building. All the sites are back-in. Some require backing up a fair distance since the row is a dead-end. Many of the hook-ups are on the wrong side, requiring long cords or hoses. Sites are very shady and only a couple have satellite reception. No other TV reception is available. Road in is very narrow but has almost no traffic. Sites are relatively level. Wi-Fi is available in the classroom building and can be picked up at some of the sites. No laundry facilities are available. Nearest shopping is about 3 miles away. Closest major grocer is 10 miles. - glenthompson
141 Trackrock Camp Rd Blairsville, Georgia 30512 (map) | Click To View Phone
Sites: 90 | Recent Rate: $$$$ | 25 Reviews
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Aug 2017 - $28.00
From the time we pulled in to the campground we knew we were going to love this place! We are a very outdoorsy kind of family so this place was perfect for us! Very quiet and serene. There's a beautiful lake for swimming, hiking trails, horse back riding, playgrounds, various outdoor games, and an indoor pool table and reading area. The campsites are pretty much in the woods, which we love, very private. No outdoor street lights, which again, we loved. The staff was very friendly, the showers very clean and roomy. We will be back A LOT! We absolutely love this campground! Highly recommend it! - The camping crew
Jul 2017 - $35.00
This is not my first visit to this campground. We have had mostly good experiences in the past. This time we recieved and email the night before telling us our site number had been changed. No reason was given. We we arrived they still would not give us a reason for the change. We were assigned a new spot #23. My original site was a pull through. The new site was a back in that required about 180 degree change in direction. I asked if I could have the pull through next to me #24. I was told no it was reserved. No one showed for this campsite until the day before we left. At that time (monday) the campground was 95% empty. I accepted the lack of explanation because all the campgrounds in the area were full. I love the scenery of the campground but we are committed to not returning in the future. I will miss the good parts of the campground but I vote with my pocket book. - walterwegozz
Jun 2017 - $28.00
We only need water and 30amp, so we decided to go for a tent site with our little tear drop. He's only 12ft but it was still tricky to get into the site. We looked at the RV sites on our way out and most of those look very difficult to back into, but there are a few pull thru's available. Loved this site near the creek, but water means bugs too, so be forewarned! All in all a nice campground and we will probably be back because of the proximity to Blairsville for festivals and such. They do have AWESOME playgrounds there for the kiddos! - Ardenmag
180 Jarrard Camp Rd Hiawassee, Georgia 30546 (map) | Click To View Phone
Sites: 33 | Recent Rate: $$$$ | 15 Reviews
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Oct 2017 - $30.00
Small campground in the mountains off the beaten path. A lot of negatives when I had hoped for a lot of positives based on previous reviews. I missed the turn off the main road because you can't see the sign. The road to the CG is a very narrow country road where you pray that no one is coming in the opposite direction. This was the hardest site I have encountered in 3 years to disconnect and level due to erosion of the site. Disconnecting stabilizer bars and the hitch while the truck was leaning down the hill was impossible. The site was wide and level but not long enough due to ruts. I had to pull the trailer to a level spot when leaving to attach the bars. No OTH TV channels. Satellite reception blocked by trees. Tranquility expected by camping in the woods was broken by the fan running on high in a fifth wheel that was not occupied. Most sites are very close together. Staff was friendly. - jnateg
Mar 2017 - $15.00
My husband and I spent November 2016 to March 2017 at Long Ridge for the first time. We can't say enough good things about the location and the owners James and Donna! They made us feel so at home, and if we needed anything, they were very accommodating and kind! It was like leaving family when we pulled out. The location is nestled in the mountains with beautiful hills around it, and the sites are level and gravel covered. We had some very heavy rains a few times but there was no mud or anything to deal with which was very nice. Just lots of nature and quietness to enjoy! The shops in Hiawassee were also very nice as well as neighboring towns of Blairsville, and Helen, which is a jewel in itself. If you come here, you will be enchanted with everything! Just can't say enough good about it! Will definitely return! - mandolin57
Nov 2016 - $32.00
Awesome campground. Nestled in a bowl surrounded by mountains. You don't see the mountains till the leaves start to fall. Its quiet and our type of camping. A nice sized back in lot (we are 40 ft) . A fishing catch and release pond. The fall leaves are beautiful and we have enjoyed the view. We definitely would return. Rt 288 is a good 2 lane road. When you turn onto Burch Rd its one lane and also when you turn onto Jarrard Rd. Uneven road entering the campground. Just go slow. We didn't have a problem. - M.Register
751 Gander Gap Rd Hiawassee, Georgia 30546 (map) | Click To View Phone
Sites: 280 | Recent Rate: $$$$ | 58 Reviews
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Sep 2017 - $42.00
We stayed on Labor Day weekend and the campground was full capacity. The sites along the drive way that runs parallel to the stream are jammed together. This weekend it was a treachreous drive from all the vehicle traffic, tow vehicles spilling into the street and foot traffic. Holiday weekends tends to bring out campers with differing attitudes about keeping barking dogs quiet. Outside of fishing in the pond, putt putt golf and paddle boats, there isn't much to do. We have camped here on a non holiday weekend and the park was more peaceful. The bath house on the hill near the cabins was clean but the fixtures and stall doors could use some updating. The bathhouse door has a coded lock that helps with keeping the bathhouse clean. From our campsite we could see the Brasstown Bald Observation Tower. Some areas of the park there is a mixture of existing permanent campers on sites and open rental sites. Several of the permanent campers are quite ugly and very dated taking away from the overall look and feel of the campground. An evening stroll you will see a nice new camper and then a old moldy camper with a tin shed built over it. Be very aware of the rules and regulations. This is a private campground and they have very strict rules on cancellations, especially on holiday weekends. Overall it was not a bad experience. We will return but not on a Holiday weekend. - shaw988
Jul 2017 - $42.00
Very large campground, but quiet and very friendly staff. We stayed on Overlook and actually it was a bit difficult to get into our spot. Other than that, no complaints! This area is lovely and easy to get to from Atlanta! - Lscabc
Jul 2017 - $43.00
Only one complaint which I will save for last, campground was extremely clean, good cable, internet was ok, our. Campsite was close to the pond, good view of the mountains, level site, store has a lot of items, only complaint was the gentleman working the store on sun, very rude, we had friends that live an hr away come for a visit, they stayed for 6 hours on sun, we registered their vehicle at the store as required, I asked why we had to pay the $15 for 3 people and he told me it was for insurance reasons and just kept on going about this, I guess I upset him for asking. I apologized for asking and paid him the $15. He left a bad taste for our week's stay. Other than that, a great campground - George e h
1311 Music Hall Rd Hiawassee, Georgia 30546 (map) | Click To View Phone
Sites: 189 | Recent Rate: $$$$ | 28 Reviews
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Oct 2018 - $32.00
We have been RVing in many states, but this campground is one of our top 3 favorites. The people are extremely nice that run the campground and it is beautiful. Many sites have a view of Lake Chatuge with beautiful mountains surrounding it . We are from Florida but each year we manage to stay there. Most of the sites are large and easy to get into . Cable TV and great WiFi and very convenient to great sightseeing. - Carmin Mazza
Jul 2018 - $26.00
Very scary backing in but it was my first time. Very narrow road. The cable was a male connection and we didn't have a connector so no tv and trees blocked satellite. Water was on wrong side so we chose not to use and would have needed a second hose which we did have. It was last minute reservations so we were happy to get it and I think they are the only campsites close to fairgrounds. - Jennifer-Alex
Jun 2018 - $35.00
We only stayed one night but would love to go back. It seemed like such a wonderful place! Great people!!! - LChop
42 Sundowner Cir Hayesville, North Carolina 28904 (map) | Click To View Phone
Sites: 50 | Recent Rate: $$$$ | 13 Reviews
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Sep 2016 - $32.00
This was our first visit here. We were met by the owners who checked us in and escorted us to our site. The back-in site (there's no pull-thrus) was a little tight but owner directed me as I backed in our 37' fifth wheel. We have a nice shady and quiet site but I think some sites closer to the road may experience some traffic noise.
Site has 50 amp electric, water, sewer, and about 100 cable channels. The site wasn't long enough to accommodate our truck but owner said we could use the vacant site next to us. The park has a good number of park models (mostly occupied by Floridians escaping summer heat) as well as a number of spots for folks just spending a few nights.
I recommend this park and will likely visit again when in the area. The park accepts Passport America for two nights only at half of the $32 rate. - halfdimes
Jul 2016 - $32.00
Beautiful mountain area, great landscapes. If you're looking for a lighter winter than NY, this is a nice spot. Spent a couple of seasons there and would recommend you stop when you get the chance. The owners are very nice. - David Coyle
Nov 2015 - $26.00
A very friendly, safe RV park with everything you need to feel at home. The park is a good mix of seasonal and weekender sites, all of which are spacious and treed. The hookups are well located and include cable and free WiFi. Our hosts were super helpful, giving us lots of info on the area. We will be back to this very nice RV park. - Ab and Cindy
1000 Highway 180 Hiawassee, Georgia 30546 (map) | Click To View Phone
Sites: 48 | Recent Rate: $$$$ | 21 Reviews
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Oct 2018 - $53.00
This park advertised organic garden.farm animals,restaurant and laundry all of which not operating during my visit. Not recommended. - PJK
Jul 2018 - $135.00
It would appear that Enota Mountain Retreat was once a very nice, large facility. However, it is now extremely run down and terribly overpriced (cabin). Infested with tiny ants, no broom or vac, DVD player would not play, no kitchen linens. Voiced complaints to staff who promised to fix by end of day. Didn't happen - finally went to get bug spray so we could spray ourselves - didn't help much. They were more concerned about preparing for a large group arriving in 2 days than to take care of the guest already there. Unpleasant smell, no shower curtain, torn comforter with stuffing coming out, no numbers on stove/oven knobs for temp control, and an elongated toilet seat on a round bowl are among other problems. Felt like a cheap motel at triple the price. Enota has great potential and is in a really nice location. It's is a large facility that looks like it was a great and fun place to be . . . back in the day. Today . . . not so much. - JR91
May 2017 - $50.00
Pro's: The natural beauty and serenity offered at Enota Mountain Retreat is by far worthy of any safety risks.. Full hookups r a +, 40ft rig friendly, a bit rustic, dirt bumpy roads = mud or dust, friendly staff, you'll need to hike to see the sight's, trout stock pond, quiet (but then we were only 1 of 4-5 campers at the time), close to the Blue Ridge, Helen, Hiawassee, Blairsville for day trips... Con's: Tired run down facility, very small sites, road traffic from staff @ all hours (should use electric golf carts), speed limits ignored, safety hazards abound (in ground trampolines begging to break a small leg or arm - electrical wires expose, rickety bridges, decks, hand rails and stair's, hazardous hiking trails), sites not cleaned after use, no Wi-Fi, no cable. Stock pond was empty, once it was stocked, the office had to be open in order to fish. Office was always closed so we weren't able to fish. Enota is under new management (same owner) and boasts of being a 501 (c) 3, it is obvious that it is going to take a whole different mindset to fix all the broken. Safety aside, Enota is a good option for someone seeking respite from the outside world. We visited several other area RV camps while there all but Enota were full. Others don't offer the rustic appeal of Enota, but at least I was confident that I wouldn't get shocked, fall off a cliff while hiking, or trip and break a leg in the play area.. To be honest "work camping" appeals to our lifestyle, we discuss the work camp environment at each site we visit in case we ever decide to try it out some day. I read the online "Work Camp" bylaws, rules, polices, and was a bit taken aback by the overtones. So much so that our last night at Enota, I felt uncomfortable with the underlying ideology. I wondered if there was some kind of, "off the grid, social reengineering"effort taking place and I somehow stumbled into it all unknowingly. It was time to move on.. - Phill
3832 Gainesville Hwy Blairsville, Georgia 30512 (map) | Click To View Phone
Sites: 30 | Recent Rate: $$$$ | 3 Reviews
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Jul 2015 - $30.00
WOW... And that's not a good wow.
Hillbilly, Backwoods, Redneck. This about sums it up, but I'll try to paint a little more precise picture.
The idea of a family run small campground along a river with a big grassy field sounded appealing. Upon arrival, I couldn't find the place to check in. I looped around the muddy trail, I mean road, twice and asked 2 different people. Well, it was tucked way in the woods and it's an 80 year old dump of a house. I was already having second thoughts but gave her the additional $60 and went to our campsite.
This place had "campsites" all over the place, like they are just tossed around. We got to the site and it was shaded and halfway decent, until I went to hook up. I had already set up my popup and then I realized my power cord wouldn't reach. Wouldn't you know they put the water and the electric on opposite sides of the campsite! My extension cord blew the outlet and the owner had to come install a new one. After we got all settled and I physically moved my popup 3 feet by hand to reach the outlet, it wasn't horrible, just very rustic. Bathrooms were a cinder block building with see thru plastic ceiling that looked 3rd world. It was grungy and nasty, worst restroom I've been in in years anywhere.
PROS- River, field to play in
CONS- overpriced, poorly run, horrible site layout, nasty bathrooms, needs serious updating
A side note on the "cabins". I don't even know where to start. Our family rented two of them. One was a one room building with a bed and a sink. The other one was, well, unique. It was literally a 40 year old travel trailer camper that had been built around into a cabin. It had 2 beds inside the camper, a table a couch and a small bathroom. No such thing as building code here. Way overpriced and just plain weird.
My advice, stay far away from this place and think about the state park just up the road. - Bkell1978
Jun 2009 - $27.00
According to the owners, the campground has been family owned and operated for about 50 years. They are very nice, extremely dedicated, and very helpful. The campground is very simple and rustic. It is a small campground but quaint and a little old-fashioned. The pros are: It is very family oriented with lots of things to do for children such as tubing, fishing and playing games such as volleyball, badminton, and flag football on a big grassy area in the center of the campground. It is great for tent camping, popup campers, travel trailers up to 30 feet and small motorhomes. The campsites are shady and most are by the river. The cons are: Roads are not very well maintained as they are very bumpy and rough. Some of the tree limbs need to be cut for better access to campsites. Also, some areas are very overgrown with brush that needs attention. Bathrooms are very outdated and shower curtains need a mildew cleaning. Otherwise, the bathrooms were clean. The pull thru sites are not really great as it is a very small and crowded area. There are no sewer hookups for rvs but there is a dump station. We stayed there for 3 nights and enjoyed the cool nights by the river with a campfire for one night. Overall, we had a pleasant experience with the owners, campsite, and surrounding area. We would stay there again in the future. If you are used to a more high class campground, this would not be for you. However, if you like clean fresh air, rivers, sandy and graveled sites, shady sites, and a getting back to nature type experience...then this is your place to camp. - pink51
Sep 2008 - $27.00
Interior roads were in terrible condition: muddy and no drainage to speak of. The pull-thru meant that if someone got there 1st, they pulled forward of you and now someone comes from behind and now two rigs are locked in. Tenting on the river was probably nice. Restrooms are dated and no GFI in the shower room area. Sites overgrown and too many yellow jackets for us. Picnic tables were rotten and couldn't be used. Should have known...they had vacancies on Labor day weekend. - ncpiper
2626 Streak Hill Rd Hiawassee, Georgia 30546 (map) | Click To View Phone
Sites: 101 | Recent Rate: $$$$ | 41 Reviews
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Aug 2018 - $35.00
Park is okay, it’s really just a big cow pasture with RV spots packed in like a parking lot. We were immediately disappointed but once we got settled in and met some our very nice neighbors we thought it wasn’t so bad. Unfortunately however the park owner pulled up to the end of our camp site and started screaming at our nephew whom we had invited to visit for dinner. She was threatening to call the police on him and kicked him out of the park. We were so confused about the whole situation but very upset. It was so uncalled for our camping neighbors apologized on her behalf. We will NEVER go back to this campsite again. One angry psychotic psychopath ruined the already sort of crappy experience. Avoid this place if possible, too many other beautiful options near by to suffer her treatment . - JessicaAdell
Aug 2018 - $38.00
Very nice campground. Extremely clean bathroom/bathhouse. Beautiful landscaping. Very quiet. Nice store for essentials. Nice host. Cable, plus full hook-ups. WiFi a little slow but free! Will definitely return. - JME65
Aug 2018 - $38.00
This is the type of place we would truely return. All the sites are level and maintained. Plenty of room between each site and trees to shade everyone. Grass between the sites is cut and neat and each has a fire ring. Front desk is busy but always time for you. Bike trail along the stream that runs thru the park and dogs are welcome. Wifi works very well and the cable is good too. Convenient to downtown Hiawassee yet peaceful and quiet. Our back grassed area was big enough for 4 playing Bocci ball! We stayed 8 days and wish we had arranged for more. - Gerry9
1100 Carter Cove Rd Hayesville, North Carolina 28904 (map) | Click To View Phone
Sites: 10 | Recent Rate: $$$$ | 3 Reviews
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Mar 2018 - $23.00
We found WHR as members of Harvest Hosts but scheduled 4 nights (1 free) then extended to a week because it was so nice. A working cattle ranch surrounded by green pastures, flowering trees (springtime), birds and a few other animals-horses, donkeys, goats and a cute barn cat, as well as a really friendly, interesting and helpful owner, we loved this place. Laundry is available for $5 (washer AND dryer together). There is virtually no phone reception but texting is possible and with a booster we got 1-2 bars of AT&T (but no Verizon) Lots of hiking nearby and waterfalls in both GA and TN within 2 hours drive (of incredible scenery) Ingles supermarket minutes away but go to GA to get gas which is way cheaper. We were alone on 1 of the 3 sites on the knoll but even with another 2 RVs, and even without trees for privacy we felt it would have felt as spacious. - edc1951
Jun 2017 - $30.00
Beautiful working cattle ranch. Prime beef for sale in store. 8 total sites, w/e. One dump station...personable owner...would return. Owner seeking workcampers. - spitfirepete
Mar 2017 - $28.00
Beautiful quiet working cattle ranch with a farm store that carries grass fed natural beef and local farm products. Electric and power hookups and an onsite dump station. - LostSoulCa