Stone Mountain Park Campground

Trish L

Beautiful! The squirrels were a bit pesky, but everything else was very nice. The concrete slabs were great, and our site.came with a little covered seating area with a picnic table. Only complaint, we weren't happy that in addition to our camping fees, we were charged an additional $20 to enter the park. Effective 5/12/25 the new Junk Fees Law will make this illegal in that all additional fees must be disclosed in advance.

Rick Scott

The road in the campgrounds are poor. Potholes and tree roots make the drive pretty rough. It needs attention. The spot where we were was very unlevel, by the time my RV got us level, we had two wheels off the ground. We paid for 50 amp service but it was not working, so we had 30 amp service. No septic at that particular spot. The temps were cool so we only needed one air conditioner. The campground was very scenic, lots of trees

James Frazier

Mike and Cheryl here. We have a 44 foot Class A RV. Here is my review of Stone Mountain Park Campground. Road to: Driving near Atlanta is always hectic, but all road are good. Road inside: First the entrance to the park is very narrow. I hit my right mirror on a pole. The road in the campground is very bad. Potholes, broken pavement, huge humps. Trees: All well trimmed. Check in: Large office at entrance. Staff was friendly. Parking: Large parking area. Seasonal campers: None. Signage: Bad, the road map shows section H, but the road is M. Site 282: Gravel pad and level. Had table and fire pit. View: Nice view of the lake and stone mountain Site spacing: Very Good Bathhouse: Did not use. Laundry room: Did not use. Swimming pool: Yes, but did not use. Club house: None. Fitness area: None. Grounds: Nice due to the scenic woods. TV: Over air antenna was good. Wifi: None. So here is the bad: Roads in the park are terrible. Many sites are unlevel, but we got lucky. Sites 290, 153, 157, 174, 172. I would come back. Dream Big, Travel Far, Live Well...

Caleb Woehr

I stayed at the Stone Campground for 3 nights. Overall, it was a great experience with friends and we enjoyed all that the park has to offer. Pros: -Staff was friendly and helpful. Ms. Dianna (manager) helped us plan to see all the attractions and saved us $ by telling us about the weekend pass/bracelet. She also checked on us throughout our stay. -Garbage pickup is a great amenity -Campground and bathhouses were clean -Waterfront site offered beautiful views -Free boat tour for campers Cons: -The roads and some sites are rough and unlevel. The staff is aware and they said they hope to be able to make necessary repairs soon. Definitely not impassable but hard to bike and walk. -Sites are close together with little privacy -“Lock-in” fee is not camper friendly and they should consider getting rid of this. -We had to pay an entrance fee to the park, I understand it’s separate from the campground but perhaps there should be an option to pay that at the time of reserving your sites online.

Amanda Lemming

Wow! This place was amazing! We booked the premium spot for several nights and it did not disappoint. The early morning hours when all you hear is nature and can enjoy just sitting by the lake with your coffee. My kids really loved skipping rocks when it was extra calm and no birds were close. The geese and squirrels were fun to watch too. Though the squirrel's did some damage to The garbage bags if you campers left out even though the guidelines stated not to. They had a pool that was extremely cold even though it was June of 2024 when we went. They also had a wooden structure playground that looked really fun but also appeared a little outdated. Access to Stone Mountain Park was really close and the drive there was great. We enjoyed the Windy roads and all of the different animals we saw along the way. The campground was fairly quiet especially so in the morning. I think for anybody that is looking to try this place out have so many different options from RVs and trailers to tent camping or even staying in a yurt.

David Jenzen

I love Stone Mountain Campground don't get me wrong but, it needs some love. They appear to be working on it and upgrading things and I hope they keep moving on it. We stayed on the O loop which has not been rebuilt yet. The roads need to be repaired. The sites need to be reworked and leveled and smoothed out. The sites need to be cleaned and blown off. The bathroom and shower were clean but are older. Everything is usable and the view of the lake is spectacular. We enjoyed every minute of our stay. The other I noticed is several of the other loops have full time campers. I can't believe they are all volunteers working here. I don't like parks where campgrounds allow long term camping. Maybe this is all from the crazy covid times but hopefully the park will get back on track and be the awesome park it was in the past. Please don't let my review keep you from coming to the park, it's still a great place to visit.

Brandi White

Everything about this place is fun and relaxing and beautiful!!! Everyone loved the Lazer show! Prices aren't that high either. Unless, u have a big family like ours! 😂 Thank you!!!Keep up the EXCELLENT CUSTOMER service 👍😌

Robert Phillips

Stayed at site 264. Right next to a drainage ditch. Not a terrible park but nothing to do for smaller kids. We’re used to sites a little bigger with some grass. Everyone was nice and pleasant to talk to. Probably won’t be back.

DeidreA M.

Second time staying and had an amazing time. The booking agent was helpful in securing a suitable spot for our 43’ toy hauler so we could comfortably use the back deck and the on-site staff were very courteous. It is a bit pricey but well worth it! Walking, hiking, biking, kayaking - all within a naturally beautiful setting. We hiked to the top of the mountain. There were all walks of life from old to young, fit and not-so-fit, all ethnicities, urging each other on...it was a truly rewarding and enjoyable experience.

Ernie Megazzini

Post Scarlet camp out ✌😎