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Allatoona Lake - COE/Sweetwater
Allatoona Lake is a reservoir located in northwest Georgia, just north of the city of Atlanta. It is operated by the U.S. Army Corps of Engineers and is part of the larger Allatoona Lake Project. The lake is formed by the Etowah River, which is fed by the Coosawattee River and Sweetwater Creek. The lake is located in Bartow, Cherokee, and Cobb counties, and the cities of Acworth, Canton, and Cartersville are all located nearby. Allatoona Lake is a popular destination for fishing, boating, camping, and other outdoor activities. The lake is also home to several marinas, boat ramps, and campgrounds.
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- Recreation Nearby (within 10 miles)
- Facility
- Hunting Nearby (within 20 miles)
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User Reviews
Dominique C
All the Hosts were sweet. Nice and quiet, we didn't get the fishes to bite, better luck next time🙂 Beach area was nice and is separate with a $5 a day entry fee it has grills and picnic tables..for RVs bring long water connector mine was a little short and had to re- park.. the 1st set of bathrooms were clean but outdated and the bathroom way in the back was not clean..overall nice time in nature.
Tona Morgan
Site 39 is across from the lake but with easy access to the water. Nice shade trees on both sides of the site. It has a long driveway but a little high on the driver's side of the camper. We just used our leveling blocks on the door side of the camper for leveling.
Hannah Vonbehren
My husband and I work extremely hard jobs Monday through Friday. We have two children that we try out hardest to make memories with and give a good childhood too. We decided to come here and go camping and have a decent weekend with them. However it got cut short when the park attendant guy spoiled our weekend. He had an issue with our puppy that could have easily been handled. Instead he was extremely rude and had no answers to our questions when we were trying to figure a solution out. He even called the park ranger after threatening several times. The park ranger was very helpful and told us what to do. We appreciated him for much but the kids were already upset and we were already over it. We cut the trip short and will not be back. I would discourage anyone wanting to stay here. The man at the front is out to ruin your family fun. He needs to learn other peoples time matter and not just his awful attitude.
Tim Olsen
When arrived campsite was not cleaned, had trash, raw food, tree limbs all over the campsite. We were also told gates locked from 10pm to 7am, unless died, do not bother camp host, very rude camp host. Will never stay at this place a again. Also we arrived 15 minutes before check and would not open window to check in untill 1.00pm, what kind of people make you stand out in the 95 degree heat.
Amanda Herndon
This was our first visit to this campground, and we will not be returning due to inconsistent information and rule enforcement. Prior to our stay, we called the campground to confirm our check-in time, which was listed as 4:00 PM. However, the website stated that check-in was allowed as early as 7:00 AM on the day of the reservation, provided the site was unoccupied the night before. When we called, the campground informed us that check-in would be at 1:00 PM, which was different from both the website and the information we had been given. The first evening (Thursday) was peaceful, but the situation quickly deteriorated as the weekend approached. The campground became overcrowded, and we had problems with disruptive neighbors. On one side, campers smoked marijuana at all hours of the day and night, and on the other side, a family gathering played loud music and games well into the early morning. While park rangers patrolled the area frequently, they did not intervene regarding these disturbances. Instead, their focus appeared to be on late departures, which seemed misplaced given the more disruptive behavior taking place. On departure day, a park ranger knocked on our door to remind us that check-out was at 11:00 AM. We were already in the process of packing up, but the website clearly states that check-out is at 3:00 PM, adding another layer of confusion. To make matters worse, another park ranger parked at our campsite for several minutes and simply watched us pack, which felt unnecessary and uncomfortable. The lack of action taken regarding the illegal activities and disruptive noise, while the rangers concentrated on enforcing check-out times, raises serious concerns about the consistency and priorities of rule enforcement. This experience left us frustrated and questioning the overall management of the campground. Given these issues, we will not return to this campground and would caution future visitors to be aware of the inconsistent communication and enforcement practices.