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Bald Mountain Camping Resort
Overview
Bald Mountain Camping Resort offers a peaceful mountain retreat in the heart of the Blue Ridge Mountains. As a family-owned resort, it prides itself on providing a clean and scenic environment for travelers seeking both relaxation and adventure. This destination is widely recognized for its manicured grounds and friendly staff who work to ensure a high-quality experience for every guest. The park is nestled within a beautiful valley surrounded by lush forests and towering mountain peaks, creating a serene atmosphere that feels far removed from the bustle of city life while remaining easily accessible.
Location & Surroundings
Situated in Hiawassee, Georgia, the park serves as a gateway to the high-altitude wonders of the state. The surrounding landscape is dominated by the sparkling waters of Lake Chatuge and the rugged ridges of the Southern Appalachians. The location is characterized by winding mountain roads, fresh mountain air, and incredible seasonal beauty. The resort is positioned perfectly for those touring the Georgia-North Carolina border, providing a convenient home base for scenic drives and exploring the high country during the vibrant fall foliage or the cool, breezy summer months.
Amenities & Park Features
The resort is designed to cater to modern RVers with a variety of conveniences and recreational facilities. Guests can enjoy full-hookup RV sites that accommodate large rigs, many featuring level concrete pads and shaded areas for added comfort. On-site recreation is plentiful and includes several options for guests:
- A sparkling swimming pool for summer relaxation
- A private catch-and-release fishing lake with paddleboats
- Multiple sport courts including basketball and shuffleboard
Nearby Attractions & Things to Do
Adventure seekers will find no shortage of activities just minutes from the campground. A short drive leads to Brasstown Bald, the highest point in Georgia, which offers panoramic views of four different states on a clear day. Water enthusiasts can spend the day boating or kayaking on Lake Chatuge. For those interested in local culture, the nearby town of Hiawassee hosts the Georgia Mountain Fairgrounds. Hikers will also appreciate the proximity to the Appalachian Trail and several stunning waterfalls, while the scenic overlook at Bell Mountain provides breathtaking vistas of the valley below.
Who This Park Is Best For
This resort is an ideal choice for families and retirees who value a quiet, well-maintained environment with a strong sense of community. Its blend of modern amenities and natural beauty makes it perfect for long-term seasonal stays or short weekend getaways. If you are a traveler who enjoys mountain scenery combined with organized resort features rather than a rustic backwoods experience, this park provides a comfortable and secure home base for exploring the North Georgia wilderness. It is especially suited for those who appreciate high standards of cleanliness and a friendly, welcoming atmosphere.
Amenities
- Tenting
- Recreational Facilities
- Policies
- Rentals
- Other Amenities & Services
- Recreation Nearby (within 10 miles)
- Discounts
- Facility
- Internet
- On-Site Rentals
- Sites
User Reviews
E Brown
Clean and well kept up. Bathrooms are a bit dated but very clean and well stocked. It's worth it to pay more for a creek access site, especially if you have kids that like to play in the water.
Simply Starry
This place is so friendly The KOA staff that I've met is outstanding all of them are friendly they drive around in their golf carts and they're just really nice people I run into so many campers and everybody's friendly they love my dogs and nobody complains I mean you know it's just a different atmosphere Very pretty a lot of green areas lovely little ponds with ducks and fish That's kind of off the beaten path but very very beautiful 😳😞 Well here's a little sad update During the week I think I must have met just about every worker there. I've got a blind and deaf dog on a leash and then I have a little dog that loves dogs and loves running around and is very friendly. Most of the time I do not have him leashed I'm pointing this out because the workers were there I meant many people who are in their golf carts driving around and everybody loved the dog But It just so happened I was talking to somebody in their camper stopping by saying hi talking and petting their dog When a couple who was new came out of their camper and it was an older guy who had two dogs on a leash and they were big fat dogs. And he started screaming at the top of his lungs My dog Who Was unleashed and he's a small 16 lb dog went over there to say hi And he started freaking out I mean the dog my dog was very friendly with his dogs and he started screaming and waving his hands and I thought something was wrong with him He was screaming about leash laws and there's no leash there's no lesion get your dog out of here and he was freaking out There's also another dog that roams on the campground and he apparently belongs to the neighbors down the road Obviously this dog comes and goes and everybody loves him He's a very big dog but very docile and kind and as soon as you see him you know that he means no harm at all So that dog was over there by him too And he was yelling at me to get that dog on a leash and I told him he's not even my dog he's a campground dog Anyway people like that ruin it for everybody From that day I have not gone back to the KOA Having that incident really affected me in a negative way
Jamie Lee
I stayed at KOA for a week, and it was truly a little slice of heaven! Even with so many people around, I felt completely at peace. I stayed in one of the cozy cabins with my fur babies and loved every single minute of it. Being surrounded by mountains was breathtaking, and on the days it rained, I sat outside soaking in the calming sounds and fresh scent of nature—it was pure bliss. The staff here are absolutely wonderful! They’re constantly ensuring the park is clean and beautifully maintained, which made the stay even more enjoyable. Angela, the general manager, is incredible—she takes so much pride in this park and her team, and it truly shows in every detail. The mountains and the lake are nothing short of spectacular. I can’t wait to come back and experience it all over again!
Consuelo Loftis
Super clean cabins, friendly check in staff, nice sized pool, putt putt and pretty ponds. Huge campground and the road through the middle of it is a little busy so watch your dogs and kids. Beautiful drive into the campground, lots of deer. Also very close to Hiawassee. Nearby brewery has amazing food and beer. No activities were happening at the KOA while we were there which was a little disappointing. But really a wonderful stay.
Meredith Bridger
Amazing vacation because of the excellent service and welcome of the staff. The sites with creek access are perfect. Keep in mind you are close to your neighbor but so worth the rushing sound of the creek while sitting under the shade tree. We were in site 49. From the moment we checked in we felt welcomed and they even had an escort to the site. No stress! They were quick to resolve an ant mound during our stay. They pick up your trash each morning which is a nice benefit! Thank you again for going above and beyond expectations!! We have been on cruises and stayed in hotels and it’s been a very long time to see staff that love what they do and love the customers! Thank you!