Cooper Creek Campground (GA)

I spent eleven days there Camping and fishing and found it to be a quiet and peaceful place to camp and enjoy. Please note, I have been camping at CC for the past 29 years. The things that could have been better were the road and potable water supply. The road was in the worst condition that I have seen it in many years and the water supply was still turned off from the normal winter process. The water was suppose to be turned on by April 1st (according to signs on the water faucets) but was still off when I checked out on April 5th. The road into the campground was full of very serious potholes which showed that no one was paying attention to the road condition. Otherwise, the campground was OK>

Very nice Campground enjoyed our stay here

All roads to Cooper Creek Campground closed due to construction.

Great time again since we have been coming here for 38 years

Always a great time

This is a nice place to stay but choose your site carefully. We were at site 3 which is close to the bathroom facilities and every so often the wind would bring its unpleasant odor to our site. Besides that and a little more litter than I would have expected from all the fishermen that use the stream here it was a great time. We found the other campers to be very nice and there are plenty of spots along the stream to let kids play or fish. One other nicety near but unrelated to the campground is the Cooper Creek store you pass on the way to the campground. It is nicely provisioned for anything you may need (or have forgotten to bring!) to camp. Wed visit again and try to stay at site 8 or 9.

Been here many times. Absolutely amazing for fly fishing or exploring trails near by on foot or in your 4x4.

Best site at Cooper Creek if you want plenty of space from the other sites. Weather was rough the first few days but the weekend was wonderful. Fishing was no bueno but to be expected during the offseason when stocking isn’t happening.

Beautiful and secluded camping location "off-the-grid". We were right on the creek and it was great to go to sleep to the sounds of the creek and wake up to have morning coffee on the the creek bank. It was very quiet and peaceful place with not many other campers there, two or three. Of course this was the off season. I only wish there would have been more trout to catch! I understand that stocking stops in October and doesn't begin again until April. Overall, it is a great primitive camp ground.

The location was great and on a winter weekday, we had the place entirely to ourselves. Things get busier on the weekend, but everyone we met was respectful and friendly. You have to reserve online—there will be campers expecting to find a site same day thinking it’s first come first serve—and I feel this is why some reserved sites get taken by others.