Clarkesville, Georgia, lures RV travelers with apple orchards, mountain waterfalls, and the wild Chattahoochee River. Six standout parks anchor your stay here, from family-friendly spots to creek-side retreats. Base camp amid fall festivals and hikes to Tallulah Gorge, all at rates starting at $32 a night.
Clarkesville crowns itself Georgia's Apple Capital, where orchards blanket Habersham County hills. The September Apple Festival packs Washington Street with cider tastings and pie contests. Hikers tackle trails to Helton Creek Falls, just minutes from the Habersham County Courthouse square. Antique hunters prowl shops on Historic Washington Street.
Moccasin Creek State Park draws families to Lake Burton with WiFi, showers, 50-amp hookups, and a playground at $35 to $45 nightly. Sugar Mill Creek RV Resort fits couples on budgets from $32 with WiFi amid quiet woods. Wildcat Creek Campground #1 Lower and Wildcat 1 pull anglers to rushing waters for trout fishing.
Clarkesville claims fame as Georgia's Apple Capital for its orchards and September Apple Festival. Crowds swarm Washington Street for pies, cider, and crafts during the event. Hikers chase waterfalls like Helton Creek Falls nearby, while antique shops line the historic downtown square. The Chattahoochee River adds wild beauty year-round.
Clarkesville hosts six RV parks including Moccasin Creek State Park and Sugar Mill Creek RV Resort. Moccasin Creek provides WiFi, showers, 50-amp hookups, and playgrounds at $35 to $45 nightly. Sugar Mill Creek starts at $32 with WiFi; Wildcat Creek Campground #1 Lower sits creek-side for fishing access.
Most Clarkesville RV parks welcome pets with leash rules. Moccasin Creek State Park and Sugar Mill Creek RV Resort allow dogs on sites. Check Wildcat Creek spots for breed restrictions, but leashed pets roam trails to Lake Burton freely.
