We stayed here on our way back from Savannah on a whim. The falls are gorgeous and the park itself…read moreis very nice. Beware, it is a very steep hill to get up to the campsites. The sites themselves are very nice, and it is quiet. We did get hit by a storm, but our camper held up quite well. The lodge is also a beautiful building and has scenic views. The park was clean and there is a small nature center with live animals and reptiles. The staff are friendly and helpful too. The one downside is the firewood issue that persists in most state parks. You aren't allowed to bring in firewood from other places (unless bought in the area), and they charge you a ridiculous amount for what are little more than shims to use. Overall, this was a wonderful end to our Georgia journey.

Nice place to walk or relax It was beautiful…read more Lots of people walking and enjoying the views Small body of water to put your feet in So calming.... Great place to have a picnic

We were looking for somewhere to swim while on vacation here in Ellijay. We found this place, which…read morewas Only $5 to get into. We were excited to swimming, the lady at the booth was super nice. When we drove in, it was an incredibly small area of lake roped off, and it was full of young children swimming. It seems like a great place for families with kids to go swimming in a safe area and enjoy the day but it was not our cup of tea. If you are a couple who does not have children, this is not the place for you. It's very much a place for families and kids to go swim. We decided not to swim there and went to carters like dam instead, which the guy at the booth recommended. Carter's lake dam is a regular lake, and was incredibly peaceful and clean. If you have kids come to Harris branch, if you don't then go to carters dam!

We came here on a father-daughter camping trip with a munch of elementary aged girls and had a…read moreblast! We were able to get 4 sites together 47-50 and it worked out perfectly. Parking was nearby, but it is not like you saw the cars from your camp spot. The bathrooms were a short drive, or long walk away and were clean. There was plenty of space at the actual site for us to spread out. We moved some of the tables so we could have a centralized kitchen and eating area. The lake was right at the bottom of our site, although getting up and down the steep hill was tough, a great cardio workout. The scenery in the area was amazing! Also, shout out to the host as she let me in after hours as the gates close at 9pm. I got there at 9:30, called the number on the booth, and she came right out.

Interested in camping at this location. No attendants available so following the instructions, we…read morepressed the button and a phone rang somewhere. The person answering the phone was rude, uninformed, and very disrespectful. She hung her phone up on him. I have no idea who she is... maybe we caught her at a bad time.

We've stayed here for retreats and meetings, eaten at the restaurant, and wandered around…read more Come for the atmosphere, stay for the food, leave refreshed. Fried chicken is wonderful and all the sides are delicious. Cabins and rooms are clean and efficient.

We had our wedding and family reunion at forest hills Sherri…read moreour wedding coordinator was thee most amazing person She spent 6 months planning and making sure our wedding and reunion weekend was perfect We rented an entire lodge and additional cabins throughout the property Everything was great They also have a great horse stable Ran by an amazing couple Mitsy and Jerry do not miss the amazing experiences they have for you The the new friends you will meet 20 stars in my book

We were in Villa 30b, and it was a spacious two story three bedroom 2 bath free standing unit in a…read moregated community up in the mountains. The roads were steep and very narrow with no shoulder. There was a nice view off the large balcony. We had a huge hot tub in the center of the downstairs level surrounded by glass. However, it was not in working order. There is a stacking washer dryer, but it is teensy weeny, and in the bedroom, and sounds like major jack hammer highway construction, seriously. Additionally, the indoor community pools were closed. The outdoor firepit was being used as a dog pooping area, and there were about 50 piles. There's hiking trails in the area as well as some nice towns besides Ellijay to visit in the vicinity, like Blue Ridge and Jasper. Fyi, February seems to be a rainy month.

We recently rang in the new year in one of the cabins in the community and regret that I didn't…read morehave more time to explore the walking trail or more of the outside areas. The Coosawattee River Resort is indeed very tranquil and peaceful and chock full of beautiful scenery. We took advantage of the change in scenery and hired a professional photographer to take our family portraits in one of the parks. It is also very conveniently located close to shops and restaurant so you have the best of both worlds.

I've stayed here two times. Both times everyone I met was super friendly and helpful!…read more The campground was spotless both visits and the river quietly rolled along its journey nearby. It's a beautiful piece of Heaven and thankful for the awesomely generous owners who share this dream. It was quiet and I slept peacefully with zero noise. It was a really pleasant stay! I've seen a few other extremely negative reviews which are 100% biased and untrue. Turned out those negative reviewers didn't stay but were arrested and charged thus their reviews.

Worst campground I've ever stayed at! 10/10 would NOT recommend! No cell phone service whatsoever,…read moreWi-Fi is spotty at best. There's a playground that's falling apart complete with what looks like toys from a yard sale 30 years ago! Rules are made up that are not on the rule list. What's ok for others campers is not ok for the rest. And it seems like rules only apply tow the first 2 rows of campers considering they're near the entrance and beside the office. The rest of the campers in the campground are definitely living there full time and it's so trashy. And let's not forget about the viral video of the owner assaulting someone!

Cooper Creek Campground is absolutely the most beautiful, off the beaten path, places I've ever…read moretraveled and it's practically in Atlanta's back yard! Located on the beautiful and noisy Cooper/Mulky Creek just an hour north of Dahlonega up Hwy 60 and then up some of the most beautiful and winding mountain roads that make you think you're never going to get there! By the time you turn on to Forest Service Rd 236 (a beautiful and peaceful dirt mountain road that climbs up through the pine and hardwood forests), you realize there is something amazing waiting for you. And there is. Cooper Creek Campground is like reaching a little slice of heaven. Fifteen campsites scatter through out the lush forest, and five of them sit right on the banks of Cooper/Mulky Creek. I advise getting there early during the week so you can get a creek side spot ... there is nothing like it! The creek is rocky and noisy and if you fish, the trout are plentiful! I walked the loop and all of the campsites were beautiful and within easy walking distance to the creek. As a solo hiker and camper, I chose spot #1 for the way the creek opened up and the trees opened up around my tent site to give me a clear view of a beautiful moon. I also liked the quiet solitude of this site ... few cars passed here since it's on the back loop. The campground hosts also live two spots up. As an avid (delirious almost) rock stacker, I fell in love with this creek. The rocks are amazing and perfect for stacking and balancing. It was so relaxing I stacked till after dark and was up just after sunrise stacking again! The pine cones in camp are plentiful, so I got a good pine smoke going and didn't have the first mosquito or black fly. I'm telling you ... this place is heaven! After dark a bunch of deer came through my camp and lapped at the creek for almost a half hour. Two fawns frolicked in the fern thickets next to my tent for a while and were bouncing around like puppies! With the light of the moon, I felt like I had a front row seat for natures big show that night! Also, there are synchronous fireflies here, which surprised me. Just after dark during the Summer Solstice, I thought it was kids playing with flashlights, but it was fireflies, all blinking in unison! It was amazing! I can't WAIT to go back! In fact, now that I'm home, I'm missing it. Cooper Creek is open year round and keep their gates open 24 hours a day. You won't get a phone signal here, so you may as well turn it off ... the solitude is amazing! Each site has a tent pad, grills, lantern pole and a picnic table. There are also bear bins that are an easy walk from each site for discarding trash. For hikers, you won't be disappointed. There are five interconnected trails that start in or near the camping area (Yellow Mountain Trail- 3.2 miles, Connector Trail- 0.4 miles, Mill Shoals Trail- 0.9 miles, Shope Gap Trail- 0.6 miles, and Cooper Creek Trail- 1.7). I found myself hiking in and out and exploring trail after trail. The abundance of trees at Cooper Creek keep the temperatures down, much cooler than up on the main road. I paid $10 a night for my site. There are faucets for drinking water and there are two vaults for bathrooms. There are no electric hook ups or dump stations. Primitive camping at it's finest! There are no reservations ... everything is first come, first serve. Have fun everyone!

What a beautiful place to visit. This is a laid back and carefree community that is tucked away…read morenear the Appalachian Mountains Trail. It's conveniently located close to Atlanta, Gainesville and Cumming areas to if you're looking to visit a city life atmosphere.

Always a fun place to visit. The community is welcoming, kind, and supportive of all people.read more