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Chattahoochee-Oconee/Sandy Bottom
The Chattahoochee-Oconee Sandy Bottom Clayton, Georgia is a beautiful area located in the foothills of the Appalachian Mountains. It is home to a variety of wildlife, including deer, turkey, and a variety of birds. The area is also known for its sandy bottom, which is a great place for fishing, swimming, and kayaking. The area is also home to a variety of outdoor activities, such as camping, hiking, and biking. The area is also home to a variety of historical sites, such as the Oconee National Forest and the Chattahoochee National Forest.
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User Reviews
A N
This is a great camp site for families. Lots of waterfront spots and places for kids to splash around during the hot summer days. The sound of rushing water at night just makes it all worthwhile. It fills up fast so book in advance. Great for large groups.
Dale Myers
Rustic: no power,electricity or bathhouses. Primitive. Beautiful. Good fishing. Safe. Be aware of bears at night around campsite. Rough road into the campground. Most sites are limited for large Rv camping. Suggest under 20 Ft length to keep it easier.
mary mb
Nice primitive camping on the Tallulah River, some sites are nice, some not so much. I posted a full campground tour on my YT channel outdoormary, check it out so you know which sites are the best.
Wind Tree Studios
Perfect place to enjoy cooler temperatures during the summer months in close proximity to a beautiful and relaxing mountain river. Be ready for rain and bugs when visiting this location.
Steph Stand
Love the this campground. Spacious spots and half have water access. Beautiful area and clean camp sites.
Taylor
Such a beautiful and photogenic place. Great environment and people and plenty of area to explore. Great place for adults and kids that love the outdoors.
CATCH CIRCLE
Out of 10 (10 being the best) the road quality in was probably a 4 ....so not too bad, I've definitely seen worse....but still, be careful with potholes, undercarriage clearance, and you'll need AWD or 4x4 if it's muddy... Also something to note, when we arrived there, there wasn't any envelopes or cards to fill out to pay....but no forest service vehicles or hosts came by so we just stayed the night anyways ;) Otherwise extremely off grid and beautiful ❤️
John Wasson
A great camping experience! I love having a river right beside the campsite! Lots of family fun! Expect to take your time traveling on the road leading to the campsites because they're not wide enough for two cars to safely pass each other without being very courteous drivers.
Christina Harrison
Beautiful sites along the Tallulah River. Only downfall si that the vault toilets were gross & constantly out of tp
Elizabeth Mavetz
Camp in a gorgeous setting in a very remote area located right on the Tallulah River. Campsite are primitive but enough space for a full sized camper. Each site has a fire pit with grate & picnic table. Bathrooms are nice enough & there's bear proof garbage.