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High Falls State Park
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Welcome to this popular camping destination that was once a prosperous industrial town. Tumbling cascades form the tallest falls south of Atlanta along the Towaliga River. Combine nature and history with a hike through a forest to the remains of a power plant foundation.
Being your fun with time on the water. Put your boat in the lake and spend the day fishing. Anglers love High Falls Lake for its great bass. Take a dip in the 650-acre lake or at the swimming pool.
Hop on a 4.5-mile trail that takes you along the river's edge. Then, trek through a hilly forest that sings with color in the fall time. Eventually, you will come across the remnants of the industrial town and a foundation for a hydroelectric plant.
Choose from 107 tent, RV, and trailer campsites. One paddle-in campsite sleeps up to 25 people. Six yur
Welcome to this popular camping destination that was once a prosperous industrial town. Tumbling cascades form the tallest falls south of Atlanta along the Towaliga River. Combine nature and history with a hike through a forest to the remains of a power plant foundation.
Being your fun with time on the water. Put your boat in the lake and spend the day fishing. Anglers love High Falls Lake for its great bass. Take a dip in the 650-acre lake or at the swimming pool.
Hop on a 4.5-mile trail that takes you along the river's edge. Then, trek through a hilly forest that sings with color in the fall time. Eventually, you will come across the remnants of the industrial town and a foundation for a hydroelectric plant.
Choose from 107 tent, RV, and trailer campsites. One paddle-in campsite sleeps up to 25 people. Six yurts offer glamping options.
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1 campground in High Falls State Park
Named for the tumbling cascades on the Towaliga River, High Falls State Park is known as one of Georgia’s top fishing spots for hybrid and white bass. Campers can choose between spacious campgrounds and lakeside yurts, and during the summer can cool off in the park’s swimming pool. In the early 1800s the area was a prosperous industrial town with Read more...
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