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Price
$3.75 - $70/night
Booking
Reservable
Sites
5 campsites
Season
Year-round
Cell
Has Service
Pets
No Pets
Select a month, then check for open campsites
Price
$3.75 - $70/night
Booking
Reservable
Sites
5 campsites
Season
Year-round
Cell
Has Service
Pets
No Pets
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1750 Mt Vernon Rd, LITHIA SPRINGS, Georgia, 30122, United States
Fall hikers and paddlers who want a clean base close to Atlanta. Site 01 is the tent camper's pick for its proximity to water, and yurt bookers get reservoir views plus the quietest sleep on the property. Firewood delivery is a genuine convenience.
Highway noise carried to the point that one reviewer called sleeping through the night impossible, and the tent sites sit close together on hard, gravelly ground. No pets allowed, no after-hours check-in, and the yurts have no AC in summer.
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Fall brings the best conditions. Crisp mornings in the low 40s to 50s°F, daytime highs around 55-70°F, and reduced humidity. Weekend crowds from Atlanta pick up at trailheads and the reservoir during peak foliage. Summer reaches 70-88°F, suitable for water activities but better tackled early morning. Winter averages 37-53°F with bare trees, while spring hovers around 52-68°F as wildflowers and azaleas bloom. Biting insects drop off after October.
Spring with azaleas, pleasant temps and active wildlife makes hiking and paddling enjoyable.
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Sweetwater Creek State Park offers a variety of facilities and amenities. Key highlights include a visitor center and gift shop, event room seating up to 40, picnic shelters, a group shelter accommodating up to 150 with a BBQ pit, two fishing docks, a bait shop (seasonal), and restrooms. Additional amenities include trash and recycling bins, a playground, boat launch ramp, boat rentals, and access to historic mill ruins. "Bathrooms were clean and the trails looked safe," noted one reviewer. Another commented, "Restrooms and shower facilities are clean and well-maintained." There are no swimming areas as swimming in the George Sparks Reservoir is prohibited.
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