Chattahoochee Bend Campground

The Great Outdoors

The Chattahoochee River travels across the entire state and hides many natural spots on its banks. Chattahoochee Bend State Park is definitely one of the most wonderful ones, nestled in one of its bends, offering several miles of river frontage to outdoor enthusiasts coming to stay for a while. The river is a haven for boaters, anglers, and paddlers, and its waters range from tranquil stretches where you can slowly float to rapids where you can find some more excitement. Miles of trails meander through the greenery, and you can access them as soon as you get out of your RV rental. If you want to relax and enjoy the panoramic views of the park, climb the observation tower, and you will find exactly that.It takes about an hour's drive to reach Sweetwater Creek State Park, a piece of wilderness offering a stark contrast to the bustling streets of nearby Atlanta. Sweetwater Creek is the heart of the park, with the ruins of an old mill standing on its banks and the sound of rolling rapids soothing anyone who passes by it. Anglers and boaters are in for a real treat – the huge George Sparks Reservoir is a real haven for a range of water sports, from canoeing and kayaking to stand-up paddleboarding and enjoying the breeze on a pedal boat. Hiking trails are lined with wildflowers, some of them leading to the top of rugged cliffs serving as perfect lookout points.Sprawling along the northern part of the state, Chattahoochee National Forest is a must-visit for all the travelers out there who rent an RV near Chattahoochee Bend Campground. Follow the network of hundreds of miles of hiking trails, and you will reach some extraordinary spots such as Anna Ruby Falls, with their twin cascades dropping from rocky cliffs, or Track Rock Gap Petroglyph Site, where ancient cultures left their mark in the stones. Aquatic activities abound, from fishing in one of the clear mountain streams to swimming and boating on one of the lakes. While camping with an RV in this enormous forest, you don’t have to think about what to do – just relax and let it reinvigorate you.

Exploring the Area

With all the excitement of Atlanta just a short ride away, camping at Chattahoochee Bend Campground can turn into an unforgettable day trip in no time.A place where animal species are measured in hundreds, animals are measured in thousands, and gallons of water are measured in millions, Georgia Aquarium is one of the most popular attractions of Atlanta. With such unique animals as beluga whales and bottlenose dolphins, you will be amazed along every step of the way. As you walk through the tunnels, you will come face to face with some beautiful creatures of the ocean and feel like you are swimming along with them.When you finish exploring the animal world, visit the Atlanta Botanical Garden, and enter the world of colorful plants. Numerous small gardens are there for horticulturalists to explore, the Japanese garden and the rose garden being some of them. You can also enter the Dorothy Chapman Fuqua Conservatory and discover the wonders of rainforests and deserts. Canopy Walk offers a bird’s eye view of the park, while frequent events and exhibits make the garden even more attractive.If you are a history buff, travel south to Columbus and discover the treasures of the National Infantry Museum. Next to Fort Benning, it will take you on a journey through the history of the country with thousands of artifacts divided into interactive galleries. Try to understand what it means to be an infantryman as you try one of the simulators and explore the lifelike exhibits.RV camping at Chattahoochee Bend Campground brings you the best of both worlds, with natural wonders and urban attractions being just a stone’s throw away.