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VerifiedMay 2, 2025 Stayed at: 4, Loop: Tallulah River Campground
Very good experience
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156 reviews
Tallulah River Campground is highly praised for its beautiful setting, cleanliness, and family-friendly atmosphere, with many sites located right on the river, providing a serene camping experience. Guests appreciate the well-maintained bathrooms and the helpful camp host, enhancing their overall enjoyment. However, some have noted issues with the reservation process and the need for better signage and road maintenance.
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May 2, 2025 Stayed at: 4, Loop: Tallulah River Campground
Very good experience
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May 2, 2025 Stayed at: 2, Loop: Tallulah River Campground
The host goes out of way the be helpful and welcoming!
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April 24, 2025 Stayed at: 5, Loop: Tallulah River Campground
Campground is well maintained. Bathhouse is clean. We will definitely be returning for another stay.
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April 24, 2025 Stayed at: 5, Loop: Tallulah River Campground
Campground is well maintained. Bathhouse is clean. We will definitely be returning for another stay.
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April 23, 2025 Stayed at: 12, Loop: Tallulah River Campground
As campers have gotten more sophisticated and requires for battery power the campground needs electric. Not all you hear is generators running. You wake up, generators are running, you go outside for a nice sit down, generators are running, at night you don’t even hear the river, generators are running. There is powder to tallaugh for the camp host. You should be able to run electric to most of the sites. As for rangers forget it. You don’t see them. Ever ! The camp host wasn’t even there no one. And the reservation system ruined the camping in Georgia as far as we are concerned . Too many people reserve and don’t show up .
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April 23, 2025 Stayed at: 12, Loop: Tallulah River Campground
As campers have gotten more sophisticated and requires for battery power the campground needs electric. Not all you hear is generators running. You wake up, generators are running, you go outside for a nice sit down, generators are running, at night you don’t even hear the river, generators are running. There is powder to tallaugh for the camp host. You should be able to run electric to most of the sites. As for rangers forget it. You don’t see them. Ever ! The camp host wasn’t even there no one. And the reservation system ruined the camping in Georgia as far as we are concerned . Too many people reserve and don’t show up .
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April 14, 2025 Stayed at: 5, Loop: Tallulah River Campground
The reservation process was simple and straightforward. The trip was everything we expected and more. We caught lots of fish and met new friends.
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April 14, 2025 Stayed at: 5, Loop: Tallulah River Campground
The reservation process was simple and straightforward. The trip was everything we expected and more. We caught lots of fish and met new friends.
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March 13, 2025 Stayed at: 4, Loop: Tallulah River Campground
This is a decent campground, however there are many locals that will come on and take your site if you leave for some reason. In my case i had to leave due to inclement weather. I returned the next morning after only leaving the previous evening to find some local group already in my site. I lost a day I paid for due to this.
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March 13, 2025 Stayed at: 4, Loop: Tallulah River Campground
This is a decent campground, however there are many locals that will come on and take your site if you leave for some reason. In my case i had to leave due to inclement weather. I returned the next morning after only leaving the previous evening to find some local group already in my site. I lost a day I paid for due to this.
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800 Tallulah River Road, Clayton, GA 30525 United States
Elevation: 603 ft
Take U.S. 76 west from Clayton for 8 mi; turn right (north) on Persimmon Road for 5 mi; turn left (northwest) on Tallulah River Road (Forest Service Road 70) for 1 mi to the campground entrance.
Tallulah River Campground is accessible via U.S. Highway 76, which is approximately 8 miles away from Clayton.
The closest entrance is: Deep Creek Entrance
Approximate drive: 45.4 mi · over 1 hr (78 min)
Last updated: October 22, 2026