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Primitive campers and hunters pick Chattahoochee WMA Campgrounds for deep access into a 25,150-acre wildlife preserve. In Franklin, Georgia, it opens doors to mountain trails and the Chattahoochee River. Sites run first-come, first-served with call-for-rates pricing.
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Write a ReviewNo, Chattahoochee WMA Campgrounds lacks full hookups. Primitive sites offer no water, electric, or sewer connections. Expect zero 30-amp or 50-amp power. Self-contained RVs and tents work best. Haul water in and use external dump stations near Helen or Cleveland. Hunters check in at the nearby station.
Yes, pets can join at Chattahoochee WMA Campgrounds. Keep them leashed always to safeguard wildlife. No size or breed bans listed, but stay in control. No dog park or extras provided. Pack out waste to preserve the area.
Call Georgia Wildlife Resources Division for rates, as they vary by season and site. Primitive camping stays affordable with basic fees. Nothing fancy included like hookups. No reservations; grab spots first-come, first-served. Factor in hunting licenses if applicable.
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