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Shoal Creek Campground
Shoal Creek Campground is a family-friendly campground located in Buford, Georgia. The campground offers a variety of amenities, including RV sites, tent sites, cabins, and a swimming pool. The campground is located on the banks of Shoal Creek, which provides a great spot for fishing and kayaking. The campground also offers a playground, picnic area, and a camp store. The campground is close to many attractions in the area, including Lake Lanier, Mall of Georgia, and the North Georgia Premium Outlets.
Amenities
- Recreational Facilities
- Policies
- Other Amenities & Services
- Recreation Nearby (within 10 miles)
- Facility
- On-Site Rentals
- Sites
User Reviews
Julie Walker
Should be a great place to stay but this campground is really in need of TLC. It doesnt appear maintenence has been a priority for years. Paved sites have crumbling asphalt that makes footing dangerous. Steps down from pads to picnic tables are rotting wood creating serious hazards. Bath houses are locked & require a code (provided at checkin) to use them; bathhouse facilities are old and need updating. Water faucets at sites are likewise old, some barely usable. And unfortunately the Joro spiders are EVERYWHERE and a huge issue in campsites and hiking trails. Positives are: the beautiful views of Lake Lanier from most sites; Entrance has small 'store' that sells firewood and an ice machine; Life jacket loaners are available near the entrance also, by the swimming beach. During our October stay we had quite a few deer around our sites - they even ate a bouquet of flowers left on the picnic table overnight 😄
Ivan Useche
Great place to stay on the water. Had a little trouble with 2 campsites away. They were partying well past quite hour (10:00 pm). My wife had to call security at 12:30 am. Besides that, it was a good place to stay. We are already play to stay next November. Love that we could go to the other side of the lake to a great restaurant that had live music
Daniel Berg
016 grill has a pretty big hole in the base. We brought our own 'lumberjack grill' (what we call it), and it fit nicely over the fire pit. There's no outlet at the campsite. (No big, just a heads up.) There is an outlet in the bathroom just a little bit down the road. The bathroom is a little spidery, but that's to be expected and otherwise well kept. Wait a sec and the shower gets nicely warm! Our campsite didn't have great direct water access, but many do. We got there a little late on Friday and they emailed info and instructions and had everything we needed in a drop box! Fantastic service! We'll definitely be back!
Rick Skinner
At some point many years ago, this campground was probably a great place to stay. Now, it is a run down campground in much need of repairs to almost every campsite and all the roads. Of particular note, if you do not have a self contained RV (one with a bathroom and shower) you will have to endure the nastiest bathrooms and showers I have ever encountered. There was no attempt by management to clean any of the 4 or 5 restrooms in the park. They were covered with bugs, cobwebs, mold and mildew on the walls, and luke warm water. My skin crawled each time I had to use the restrooms. The only positive things were some of the views of the lake and lots of animals running around.
Jason M
Stayed at a tent site with lake view. We were close to the entrance, which was the only site available for the weekend. We explored the campground and some of the other sites have MUCH better lake views. Shower/bathrooms need some attention as they are not the cleanest. Saw lots of deer that my son thought was the coolest thing.