Tucked into Georgia's North Georgia mountains, Lakemont lures RV travelers with Tallulah Gorge's thundering waterfalls and Lake Rabun's glassy expanse. Twelve RV parks anchor the area, perfect bases for hiking swinging bridges and launching boats. Camp here to chase waterfalls by day and stargaze by night.
Lakemont pulses with mountain magic. Tallulah Gorge State Park plunges 1,000 feet deep, where hikers cross a swaying suspension bridge over Hurricane Falls. Lake Rabun sparkles for boating and trout fishing. Minnehaha Falls tumbles 50 feet into a swimmable pool. Rabun County's apple orchards ripen each October, drawing pickers to Burts' Pumpkin Patch.
RV parks make exploration easy. River Falls at the Gorge fits families: dive into the pool, grab WiFi, wash clothes, shower clean, all from $63 a night. Lake Rabun Beach Recreation Area suits groups and pet owners with fifty-amp hookups, dump station, sites from $28 to $80. River Campground & Lodge comforts couples via WiFi, showers, thirty- and fifty-amp power at $36 to $95. Budget seekers snag Sarah's Creek or Tate Branch in Clayton for $10 to $15 nights.
Lakemont stands out for Tallulah Gorge State Park and Lake Rabun. The gorge's suspension bridge spans Hurricane Falls in a 1,000-foot canyon. Lake Rabun hosts boating, fishing, and swimming. Minnehaha Falls adds a 50-foot plunge to hike and swim.
River Falls at the Gorge, Lake Rabun Beach Recreation Area, and River Campground & Lodge top the list near Lakemont. Sarah's Creek and Tate Branch sit in Clayton, minutes away. Expect pools, WiFi, fifty-amp hookups, and pet options across these twelve parks.
Yes, Lake Rabun Beach Recreation Area allows pets with fifty-amp sites and group areas. Check individual policies at other parks like River Falls at the Gorge. Leash rules apply near Lake Rabun's beaches and trails in Chattahoochee National Forest.
