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Moccasin Creek
Moccasin Creek is a recreational area located in Clarkesville, Georgia. It is situated on the banks of the Chattahoochee River and is a popular spot for fishing, swimming, camping, and picnicking. The area is also home to a variety of wildlife, including deer, wild turkeys, and bald eagles. The creek is also a great spot for kayaking and canoeing. There are several boat ramps located in the area, as well as a fishing pier. Visitors can also enjoy a variety of trails, including the Moccasin Creek Trail, which is a 4.5-mile loop that takes hikers through the forest and along the river.
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User Reviews
Olivia Smith
I had a lovely day visit here with my children. We played on the playground and saw some ducks, baby ducks and geese. It's very peaceful here. No swimming but fishing is allowed, please check there site for the details, we did not do that, just saw people doing it. There is a few places for camping and lots of little three person swings overlooking the water. I had a lovely day here. $5 parking that can be used at other nearby National Parks(or local parks...ask front desk to be sure. ) There is hiking nearby and it all overlooks Lake Burton. We will definitely be returning.
Angela Kennedy
Very nice place. Restrooms are very clean. Fishing on the creek is a plus. Several places to sit and enjoy your coffee with a water view. I would have given a 5 star if campsites had more privacy.
Sherri Jorge
Very nice little park. Stopped by to visit. The restroom was well maintained and it’s so peaceful to just sit and enjoy!
PointOfOriginLLC
Moccasin Creek Campground has been a staple of Lake Burton. Amazing views, great camping, rv, etc. Walking distance to fish hatchery and Hemlock Falls. Take a trip with the family soon. Come enjoy all Moccasin Creek State Park has to offer.
Shawn Toole
It is a very curvy drive to get here! The site itself is incredibly small compared to other state parks. And there is nothing here other than a bunch of RV campsites some bath houses and access to the lake. We came here on a Saturday and there were approximately 20 RVs here. It was about 80% full, the Ranger station is very very small but has some base necessities as well as a very pleasant lady that helped us with information of the area. We decided to hike the trail up the road which I have also reviewed. It was an excellent hike and very easy. There is not a lot here at all other than campsites and please remember to bring in all your supplies!