Toto Creek Campground

Great

The hosts at Toto Creek are excellent! We felt comfortable leaving our tent and belongings at our site to go on day trips, because we knew Natt and her husband would look after everything. Yahoola Creek Park and downtown Dahlonega are not far from the campground and we enjoyed our time there. My boys had a great time fishing at the lake and caught several fish. There's plenty of room between each campsite so you're not too close to your neighbors. The only downside is that the bathrooms are a bit of a walk. Overall the campground is nice but the hosts are what make it great. We will definitely be back!

Good

I’m awful with names but the couple who looks after the place took amazing care of my son and I. Always willing to help and lends anything out. We needed a saw and she was there with one! Will def come back just for her and her husband!

Camp hosts were awesome. Camp site was in good condition, but grills were caked with last season's grilling. Grill paint is pealing and grill is rusting. Restroom conditions are in bad condition. Handwritten note over toilet still there from last year. Screens are loose and missing in restrooms. Please provide resources to make minimal but necessary improvements.

The camp host are so awesome very friendly and helpful. As a solo female camper I felt safe at Toto camp ground .

Wonderful experience. The campground host Natt Morton was the best. She not only provided me with anything I needed, but she was so exceptionally nice and professional. I felt like I was at a retreat instead of a campground. The campground is great though, with wonderful trails and views. And the lake is spectacular. Will definitely make another trip there.

Very friendly and welcoming! The park attendants were awesome! They deserve a raise!!

STAY AWAY. Campground was great until the weekend was over. Some unsavory people started to wander around. I mentioned to the host of a vehicle coming in and parking beside my spot and just sitting there and then leaving after about 10 minutes. She said no one was supposed to be there except myself and that she would look into it. The vehicle showed up again, and she didn't recognize it, she went to talk to the individual, and then her demeanor and answers changed. She said oh I know him, that they were friends. I said ok. They talked for a minute in front of my spot and then moved to a different spot and talked for another 30 minutes and then both left. About an hour later the same individual shows back up and starts pitching a tent, music loud and then he walks into the woods and comes by my spot and asks, "you're not leaving are you?" By this time I'm extremely spooked. I packed as fast as I could and left immediately. The next morning I called the corps of engineers and spoke to a person who said he was the ranger in charge, a Joseph fulcher. He said to email him the description and details and he would email me back. Never heard back... my advice is to stay far away from this campground. There is no gate for the campsite itself, so anyone can drive on up without anyone stopping them at all. There is a gate that is front of the road for both the picnic area and the campsite, but again no one monitors anything. Also the bathrooms are OUTSIDE of the gate approximately 1/2 mile away from the campsites, so if you need to use the restroom in the night good luck with that. Bring your own tp and find a spot in the woods.

Good camping place for a weekend trip.