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| U.S. Army Corps of Engineers Campsites on Lake Allatoona |
| To make online reservations for any of the following sites go to www.reserveusa.com. You may also call (770) 382-4700 or 1-877-444-6777. All major credit cards accepted. For more general info on Lake Allatoona camping call 678-721-6700. |
Allatoona Lake - 678-721-6700
Park Amenities: Located in the foothills of the Blue Ridge Mountains, this is the oldest Corps lake in the southeastern U.S. Camping, hiking, marinas and cabins are available, and historic Civil War battlefields are nearby. Directions: From Atlanta, 45 miles north on I-75 to Exit 290, east on GA 20, south on GA 20 Spur to the dam and visitor center. |
McKinney Campground - I-75 Exit 285 east or I-75 Exit 278 east
Park Amenities: 150 campsites, two shower washhouses with hot showers, one handicapped site, laundry, beach, dump station, boat launch, park attendant on duty. Pets allowed (limit 2 pets, no vicious animals permitted). |
McKaskey Campground - I-75 Exit 290 east, then right onto Spur 20.
Park Amenities: 51 campsites, two handicapped sites, shower washhouse with hot showers, laundry, playground, boat launch, beach, dump station, park attendant on duty. Pets allowed (limit 2 pets, no vicious animals permitted). Open March-Labor Day. |
Upper Stamp Creek Campground - I-75 Exit 290 east.
Park Amenities: 20 campsites, one handicapped site, shower washhouse with hot showers, boat launch, beach, dump station, park attendant on duty. Pets allowed (limit 2 pets, no vicious animals permitted). Open mid April-Labor Day. |
Clark Creek South Campground - I-75 Exit 278 east.
Park Amenities: 40 campsites, one handicapped site, shower washhouse with hot showers, laundry, boat launch, beach, dump station, park attendant on duty. Pets allowed (limit 2 pets, no vicious animals permitted). Open April-Labor Day. |
Clark Creek North Campground - I-75 Exit 278 east.
Park Amenities: 24 campsites, shower washhouse with hot showers, laundry, boat launch, dump station, park attendant on duty. Pets allowed (limit 2 pets, no vicious animals permitted). Open April-Labor Day. |
Old Highway 41 #3 Campground - I-75 Exit 283 west, south on GA 293.
Park Amenities: 50 campsites, shower washhouse with hot showers, laundry, playground, boat launch, dump station, park attendant on duty. Pets allowed (limit 2 pets, no vicious animals permitted). Open April-Labor Day. |
Bartow County Parks & Recreation Center Community Facility - 770-387-5149
682 Center Rd., Cartersville, GA 30121 |
Hamilton Crossing Park - 770-387-5149 - 31 Beavers Drive, Cartersville, GA 30120
Park Amenities: Gates open 24 hours. Great hiking trail. Easy, 3/4-1 mile. A fitness trail runs along the outer perimeter of the park. |
Manning Mill Park - 770-387-5149 - Manning Mill Road, Adairsville.
Park Amenities: Hiking Trail - Easy, 1.5 miles. The trail runs alongside the outside of the park, lake and baseball fields. 163 Manning Mill Road, Adairsville, GA 30120 - Open 8 am to 8 pm - Photos at Park |
Bartow Gatewood Park/Bartow Beach - 770-387-5163 - 224 Bartow Beach Rd., Cartersville
Park Amenities: Campsites with water and power hook-ups or primitive sites for tents. Bath house, group pavilions, playground areas, boat ramps, beach for swimming, lakeshore and lake for fishing. Campsites and pavilions by reservation only. |
Bartow Carver Park - 770-974-6053 - 3900 Bartow Carver Park, Acworth, GA 30101
Park Amenities: Large inside group community building with beach area and playground areas. Three small pavilions and one large group picnic shelter with grill, boat ramp, walking and hiking trails, pavilions, shelter, community building and ball field. Usage of pavilions, community building and shelters by reservation only. |
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