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Morganton Point Recreation Area

475 Lake Drive, Morganton, GA 30560

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Hours open

Monday:

7:00 AM - 8:00 PM

Tuesday:

7:00 AM - 8:00 PM

Wednesday:

7:00 AM - 8:00 PM

Thursday:

7:00 AM - 8:00 PM

Friday:

7:00 AM - 8:00 PM

Saturday:

7:00 AM - 8:00 PM

Sunday:

7:00 AM - 8:00 PM

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  • Photo of Morganton Point Recreation Area - Lake Drive, Morganton, Georgia, United States
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  • Photo of Morganton Point Recreation Area - Lake Drive, Morganton, Georgia, United States
  • Photo of Morganton Point Recreation Area - Lake Drive, Morganton, Georgia, United States
  • Photo of Morganton Point Recreation Area - Lake Drive, Morganton, Georgia, United States
  • Photo of Morganton Point Recreation Area - Lake Drive, Morganton, Georgia, United States
  • Photo of Morganton Point Recreation Area - Lake Drive, Morganton, Georgia, United States
  • Photo of Morganton Point Recreation Area - Lake Drive, Morganton, Georgia, United States
  • Photo of Morganton Point Recreation Area - Lake Drive, Morganton, Georgia, United States
  • Photo of Morganton Point Recreation Area - Lake Drive, Morganton, Georgia, United States
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475 Lake Dr, Morganton, GA 30560, United States
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Morganton Point Recreation Area

Morganton Point Recreation Area is a picturesque campground, lodging, and park located at 475 Lake Drive in Morganton, Georgia, United States. This beautiful area offers some of the best camping, kayaking, and canoeing experiences in North Georgia. Situated on the shores of the stunning 3,290-acre Lake Blue Ridge, visitors can enjoy 60 miles of shoreline and a variety of outdoor activities such as kayak rentals and stand-up paddle boards.

The day use area at Morganton Point Recreation Area features secluded swimming areas, hiking trails, picnicking spots, boating opportunities, and great fishing spots. For those looking to spend the night, the campground offers over 40 campsites, including options for group camping and walk-in sites.

The Point, located at the beach and boat ramp area within Morganton Point, is a great spot to grab snacks, souvenirs, and enjoy lakefront beach access. They also offer kayak and paddleboard rentals for those looking to explore the lake.

Prices for campsites vary depending on the amenities included, with options for standard campsites, electric and water hook-ups, full hook-ups, and double campsites. Day passes and season passes are also available for visitors.

To reach Morganton Point Recreation Area, take U.S. Highway 515 north from Blue Ridge for 4 miles to Georgia Highway 60. Turn right and continue 3 miles to Morganton, then turn right onto County Road 616 (Lake Drive) and proceed for 1 mile. The campground entrance will be on your left.

Whether you're looking for a relaxing weekend getaway or an outdoor adventure, Morganton Point Recreation Area has something for everyone. Don't miss out on the opportunity to explore this beautiful area and enjoy all it has to offer!

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5

"We spent a sunny fall morning here with our kids. It was nice and peaceful, just a few people were walking their dogs. It is a beautiful lake, we liked it in the summer as well. The kids had fun rearranging rocks on the beach, collecting fall leaves. It was a little bit muddy, but we wore hiking boots. It is an amazing place, even in the fall. It has a few picnic tables, where we ate our snacks. The restrooms were closed."

1 year ago
Hakan Akel:
5

"We loved bringing a little picnic lunch to the lake sitting in a beautifully shaded area overlooking the crystal clear lake. The water in lake blue ridge is fantastic and clear. The swim area is well marked. There was ample parking and several picnic tables, but room to bring your own as well. The best part is that the park is dog friendly. The water’s edge is very rocky underfoot in a wide swath despite the sand, absolutely very much requiring soled water shoes or at least some secure flip flopping slides."

1 year ago
Sri Harsha Polisetty:
5

"Good place to spend sometime. Well maintained changing and washrooms with plenty of parking. Best for boating and fishing."

1 year ago
Esther Chocron:
5

"Great place to spend the day with kids. My 4 yo daughter had a blast swimming and playing with rocks. The water was warn and calm… there’s rock everywhere, so you need to wear water shoes. Restroom was clean. There’s a fresh water shower outside of restrooms in case you want to refresh after swimming."

1 year ago
Kelly:
5

"Went in the afternoon and really wasn’t very busy. There were people there but not crowded. There are lots and lots of rocks on the bottom so make sure to have water shoes. You can see into the water for a little ways out, but then it’s too dark/deep. Water was cold but bearable. If I had to guess probably around 70 degrees. You pay by deposit box."

1 year ago
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