Creekwood Resort Campground

The Great Outdoors

Spend some time at the Chattahoochee National Forest when you camp in an RV near Sautee Nacoochee. This beautiful federal land is comprised of over 865,000 acres, thousands of miles of streams and rivers, 850 miles of recreation trails, and ten wilderness areas. Some of the most significant areas of the forest are the Scull Shoals Historic Site, the Track Rock Gap Petroglyph Site, the Dyar Pasture Recreation Area, and the Anna Ruby Falls Recreation Area. Visit the Brasstown Bald Visitor Information Center to enjoy 360-degree views from the state’s tallest mountain. Restrooms and drinking water are also available here. Recreational opportunities in the forest include fishing and hunting, hiking and biking, rock and mineral collecting, water sports, winter sports, nature viewing, and picnicking.Smithgall Woods State Park is a small, beautiful state park near your RV campground. It features one of the area’s best trout streams for catch-and-release fishing as well as 18 miles of roads and five miles of trails. This well-run park also offers a Discovery Room Museum and a visitor center with a gift shop. Guided tours, special events, and interpretive/educational programming for all ages are provided throughout the year. Other recreational activities include archery, fishing and hunting, bird watching, geocaching, picnicking, and photography.Moccasin Creek State Park is now open year-round, and you can enjoy some time here with your rental motorhome at the Creekwood Resort Campground. This state park covers 32 acres and includes Lake Burton. There is a boat dock with a ramp, and canoes, kayaks, and stand-up paddleboards can be rented in season. Visitors can also enjoy access to a trout rearing station, fishing pier, picnic shelter, playground, and wildlife observation tower. Other outdoor recreational opportunities include three miles of trails, geocaching, and nature viewing and photography. Free Wi-Fi is available in the park office.

Exploring the Area

The nearby town of Helen is definitely worth a visit with your Sautee Nacoochee camper rental. It is a fairytale-like recreation of a Bavarian mountain town in the mountains of Georgia. Every building features German-style architecture and décor, but Appalachian heritage is not lost; there are a state historic site and a Nacoochee burial mound. There are more than 200 specialty and import shops in the town as well as dining options that celebrate both traditional European and Southern cuisines. Attractions include gold and gem mining, the Cabbage Patch Babyland General Hospital, and a Charlemagne-themed model railroad. You can also enjoy outdoor activities such as tubing and hiking. Make sure to check out Explore Georgia and the Alpine Helen/White County Convention and Visitors Bureau for up-to-date information on area attractions, events, and visitor guides.You’ll also be within easy driving distance of Atlanta when you rent a camper near the Creekwood Resort Campground. Atlanta is the state’s capital and the seventh-most visited city in the United States. It is rich in history, culture, and industry. There is no shortage of things to do and see here whether you’re interested in civil rights, modern art, academia, politics, or animals at the state aquarium and the state zoo. The city melds antebellum Southern charm with sophistication and diversity to provide an unparalleled tourist experience. There are self-guided and guided tours available to suit any niche interest, including food, history, zombies, historic homes, craft beer, or Gone with the Wind. Visit Explore Georgia, Discover Atlanta, and the Atlanta Convention and Visitors Bureau for current information on area happenings and tourist guides.You’ll have plenty of nearby dining options when you are camping at the Creekwood Resort Campground, including themed tourist attractions, genuine Southern comfort food, legendary barbecue, and family-friendly options. You’ll also be able to fill up your tank with either diesel fuel or gasoline as needed at any of the local convenience stores, service stations, or truck stops.