Advertisement
Fishing enthusiasts head to Rocky Mountain Recreation and Public Fishing Area for its two stocked lakes spanning 559 acres. The park lies near Chattahoochee National Forest in Lyerly, Georgia, with prime access to forest trails. Campers pay $12 to $60 per night and find showers plus WiFi on site.
Why Stay Here
Help fellow campers — submit a speed test result ↗
Be the first to review Rocky Mountain Recreation and Public Fishing Area
Reviews from fellow RVers help others choose the right park. Share your experience and help the community.
Write a ReviewNo, full hookups are not confirmed at Rocky Mountain Recreation and Public Fishing Area. Water, electric including 30-amp or 50-amp, and sewer hookups show as unknown. Sites lean primitive in this state PFA; call ahead to check powered options and plan for basic camping.
Yes, Rocky Mountain Recreation and Public Fishing Area is pet-friendly. No size or breed restrictions listed. Leash dogs at all times, clean up waste, and respect quiet hours to share the fishing haven with other visitors and wildlife.
Sites run $12 to $60 per night. Rates cover basic camping near the lakes with access to showers and WiFi. Reservations advised through Georgia Wildlife site, especially first 10 days of months for Heath Lake or peak seasons; arrive early otherwise.
No questions yet. Be the first to ask!
Ask a Question
No tips yet. Share what you know!
Share a Tip
Advertisement