Jackrabbit Mountain

Coming from Hiawassee there are no signs directing you to this campsite, only a road sign that says Jackrabbit Mountain Rd. The usual brown forestry sign with the name is not there. The mailing address takes you to a local church on the road using gps. At that point you believe you are lost and this is not the right road.
Campsite was clean but parking the camper was a chore mainly because the site number pole hugs the drive entry causing a complicated back in with the camper.

Very enjoyable place to camp.

Great experience!

This place is absolutely stunning. The lake is beautiful and the camp is extremely clean. Highly, highly, highly recommend this place. Only thing I would say is that the sites are separated well, but neighbors are extremely loud. Generators, kids, loud people...the area is an echo chamber and any noise is amplified.

This place is awesome. Great cell coverage too. I just wished it could stay open all year.

Get a sight right on the Lake !

Wonderful campsites on the water. Very clean campground. Shower house has large spaces and clean.
We enjoyed the Mountain Bike trails. Looking forward to another visit after they add another 5 mi to the trails.

My family and I had a wonderful experience at Jackrabbit Mountain Campground! The host was helpful in making sure we found our way to our campsite upon arrival. We appreciated all of the amenities that the campground offered; hot showers, restrooms, etc. There was no hand soap in the restrooms so definitely make sure to bring your own, and there is a small bench in the shower room for placing clothes, towel, etc; my husband and I ended up pulling a camping chair into the shower room for added space, because with a one year old, we needed more dry space to place our clothes. It is a family friendly and dog friendly environment. When making the reservation I was afraid that the hiking trails would be too easy for us, but the trails were fairly moderate in difficulty for hikers. The hike itself boasted glorious views of the lake, beach, fields, and forest. Our view from campsite 65 in loop B was beautiful! We woke up every morning to a view of the lake, and with the trees changing colors at this time of year it was an enchanting view. Check out was made simple by reserving online and the host was kind enough to ask us about our stay. We will definitely be returning to Jackrabbit Mountain in the future!

We have a 15 ft trailer and Booked into Loop C #86. The website showed #86 can accommodate a 15 ft trailer and allowed us to book.
However it is impossible to get a trailer onto the camping pad. The pad is accessible only via wooden steps. Most of the Loop C sites are like this.
We double-checked with the camp-hosts who said this is a common complaint from with trailer owners on Loop C. Only one or 2 of approx 20 camping pads are trailer-accessible. They are fine for tent camping.
So we had to setup camp on the access road as directed by hosts. AND we had to drive the trailer the wrong way around the loop (as directed by camp-hosts) so the camper door, awning, etc, would face the woods, rather than the road.
For us Loop C was a sub-prime trailer-camping experience - be VERY careful if you book on Loop C with a trailer.
Apart from that Jack Rabbit was pretty cool with some great trailer sites on the other loops.

Had a great stay!! Bathrooms were pretty clean and the grounds were in great shape.