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Moccasin Creek State Park
Plentiful docking facilities, a gorgeous lake and adjacent trout hatchery create an angler's heaven.
There truly is something for all ages and ability levels at this 32-acre state park in the northeast corner of Georgia. The lovely 2,800-acre Lake Burton is the centerpiece, offering plentiful room for fishing, boating, and skiing. Rent a kayak, stand-up paddleboard or canoe, and take it all in. Seniors, kids under 11, and those with a Georgia disability fishing license enjoy private rights to the fully accessible fishing pier.
One of the most popular walking trails is a level, well-maintained path to Hemlock Falls. It's about 1.5 miles each way and an easy trot for most anyone. You're rewarded at the waterfall with a swimming hole and picture-perfect picnic spot. Be sure to tour the adjacent trout hatchery that's a blast for kids.
Moccasin Creek's campground contains 48 tent, trailer, and RV campsites, some right on th
There truly is something for all ages and ability levels at this 32-acre state park in the northeast corner of Georgia. The lovely 2,800-acre Lake Burton is the centerpiece, offering plentiful room for fishing, boating, and skiing. Rent a kayak, stand-up paddleboard or canoe, and take it all in. Seniors, kids under 11, and those with a Georgia disability fishing license enjoy private rights to the fully accessible fishing pier.
One of the most popular walking trails is a level, well-maintained path to Hemlock Falls. It's about 1.5 miles each way and an easy trot for most anyone. You're rewarded at the waterfall with a swimming hole and picture-perfect picnic spot. Be sure to tour the adjacent trout hatchery that's a blast for kids.
Moccasin Creek's campground contains 48 tent, trailer, and RV campsites, some right on the lake. Clean restrooms, a fish-cleaning station, Wi-Fi and gorgeous lake views. What else could you ask for at a peaceful, relaxed and family-friendly state park?
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1 campground in Moccasin Creek State Park
Prided by locals as the place “where spring spends the summer”, Moccasin Creek State Park Campground sits along the beautiful shores of lovely Lake Burton. A prime spot for hiking, skiing, boating, and fishing, Moccasin Creek State Park Campground is also a relatively flat location despite its mountain setting, which makes it one of the best desti Read more...
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