Jakki G.
5/29/2025
This place is gorgeous.. we had the best time and went with a large group of all ages from 9-60. Yes some sites are tight and the bathrooms and showers are meh but if you want mother nature at her...
River Falls At the Gorge
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32 Guy Hall Ln
Lakemont, GA 30552
River Falls at the Gorge in Lakemont, GA offers riverside camping along the scenic Tallulah River. Catering to RVs, travel trailers, pop-ups, and tents, it provides a family-friendly campground experience, boasting a variety of accommodations from riverside sites to mountainside cabins, tiny cabins, and tree houses.
With a 68-acre park, the campground presents numerous amenities and outdoor activities for guests to enjoy, including water activities like swimming and tubing, as well as hiking trails and waterfalls nearby. Conveniently located near Tallulah Gorge, visitors can explore the popular tourist destination just 1 1/2 miles away.
Guests can also take advantage of the free Wi-Fi in the upper clubhouse, relax by the pool, or engage in activities like fishing, rafting, or kayaking. For those seeking local experiences, the campground is close to wineries, distilleries, restaurants in Clayton, and the Bavarian town of Helen, making it an ideal getaway for relaxation and adventure.
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3.531 reviews
Audra A.
11/5/2022
Lots of renovations and now there are full hookup sites on both sides of the campground! Near the B1 site at the grassy area overlooking the bend in the river, they have these really cute wooden...
Lass L.
8/7/2023
I recently had the opportunity to attend a fantastic outdoor concert alongside the river at River Fall Resort in Lakmont Georgia this past weekend. I have been coming here for years and have had...
Richard C.
5/14/2024
The staff were very friendly at check in. We stayed at site b-06 along the river from 5/13-5-16. No other campers were next to us from site b-1 to b-39 from 5/13-5/14 anyway. Bath house was near....
Isabel R.
5/12/2024
Amazing location basically felt like I was at the Tallulah State Park Gorge. It was surrounded by super tall bushy trees right next to the river I loved waking up and falling asleep to the river...
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