River Falls at the Gorge Good Sam Verified Campground
32 US 441, Lakemont, GA 30552
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tootie
1 reviews · 0 review votes
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This park is old, very tired, and in need of serious upgrading. While they appear to be upgrading sites along the river, interior sites are not level with very little gravel and are mostly mud. Sites are also so close together that you trip over your neighbor's sewer line when exiting your camper and cannot extend the awning. Ground plumbing was installed above the frost line, so every time ground freezes you're without water. Roads are narrow, mostly dirt, and what pavement exists is broken and... Read More
This park is old, very tired, and in need of serious upgrading. While they appear to be upgrading sites along the river, interior sites are not level with very little gravel and are mostly mud. Sites are also so close together that you trip over your neighbor's sewer line when exiting your camper and cannot extend the awning. Ground plumbing was installed above the frost line, so every time ground freezes you're without water. Roads are narrow, mostly dirt, and what pavement exists is broken and almost nonexistent. Road noise from highway is constant, including big rig air brakes as they come across the bridge. Very large pine tree ripped out at the roots and came down overnight across empty campsites while we were there. Had it been peak season, campers would have been crushed. No Wi-Fi at all. Sandy checked us in and was very nice, but the rest have serious attitude and go out of their way to be rude and unhelpful. Owners clearly don't care about anything, but income. The ONLY thing this park has going for it is that it's right on the river. Could not get out of this place fast enough. Keep driving.
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Coldbrew
1 reviews · 1 review votes
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We stayed at River Falls over the Labor Day weekend and had a fantastic time. The campground is beautiful and most of it sits right on the Tallulah River. They also have campsites and cabins up on a hill away from the river that are equally as nice. The staff at River Falls is very nice and professional and they went out of their way to make sure that the stay was perfect. The restrooms have been refurbished and look very nice and clean as well. The Good Sam main page for this campsite states... Read More
We stayed at River Falls over the Labor Day weekend and had a fantastic time. The campground is beautiful and most of it sits right on the Tallulah River. They also have campsites and cabins up on a hill away from the river that are equally as nice. The staff at River Falls is very nice and professional and they went out of their way to make sure that the stay was perfect. The restrooms have been refurbished and look very nice and clean as well.
The Good Sam main page for this campsite states that it is a membership campground and that is not at all the case. This campground is open to anyone wanting to camp. They do have monthly and yearly options, but the vast majority of the campground is open for anyone that wishes to camp next to a nice trout river. The campground is also about 1.5 miles away from the Tallulah Gorge State Park, which is also a must see.
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Karen-Tom
2 reviews · 2 review votes
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We are so glad this campground found new owners. This is a wonderful place to camp. You are right on the river and the sites are well maintained. Don't give our secret away!!
tootie
1 reviews · 0 review votes
Member
This park is old, very tired, and in need of serious upgrading. While they appear to be upgrading sites along the river, interior sites are not level with very little gravel and are mostly mud. Sites are also so close together that you trip over your neighbor's sewer line when exiting your camper and cannot extend the awning. Ground plumbing was installed above the frost line, so every time ground freezes you're without water. Roads are narrow, mostly dirt, and what pavement exists is broken and... Read More
This park is old, very tired, and in need of serious upgrading. While they appear to be upgrading sites along the river, interior sites are not level with very little gravel and are mostly mud. Sites are also so close together that you trip over your neighbor's sewer line when exiting your camper and cannot extend the awning. Ground plumbing was installed above the frost line, so every time ground freezes you're without water. Roads are narrow, mostly dirt, and what pavement exists is broken and almost nonexistent. Road noise from highway is constant, including big rig air brakes as they come across the bridge. Very large pine tree ripped out at the roots and came down overnight across empty campsites while we were there. Had it been peak season, campers would have been crushed. No Wi-Fi at all. Sandy checked us in and was very nice, but the rest have serious attitude and go out of their way to be rude and unhelpful. Owners clearly don't care about anything, but income. The ONLY thing this park has going for it is that it's right on the river. Could not get out of this place fast enough. Keep driving.
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Coldbrew
1 reviews · 1 review votes
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We stayed at River Falls over the Labor Day weekend and had a fantastic time. The campground is beautiful and most of it sits right on the Tallulah River. They also have campsites and cabins up on a hill away from the river that are equally as nice. The staff at River Falls is very nice and professional and they went out of their way to make sure that the stay was perfect. The restrooms have been refurbished and look very nice and clean as well. The Good Sam main page for this campsite states... Read More
We stayed at River Falls over the Labor Day weekend and had a fantastic time. The campground is beautiful and most of it sits right on the Tallulah River. They also have campsites and cabins up on a hill away from the river that are equally as nice. The staff at River Falls is very nice and professional and they went out of their way to make sure that the stay was perfect. The restrooms have been refurbished and look very nice and clean as well.
The Good Sam main page for this campsite states that it is a membership campground and that is not at all the case. This campground is open to anyone wanting to camp. They do have monthly and yearly options, but the vast majority of the campground is open for anyone that wishes to camp next to a nice trout river. The campground is also about 1.5 miles away from the Tallulah Gorge State Park, which is also a must see.
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Karen-Tom
2 reviews · 2 review votes
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We are so glad this campground found new owners. This is a wonderful place to camp. You are right on the river and the sites are well maintained. Don't give our secret away!!
32 US 441, Lakemont, GA 30552
Coordinates: 34.758730, -83.396250
Directions
From Jct Hwy 115 & Hwy 441 (in Clarkesville): Go 14 mi N on Hwy 441 (R)