Upper Chattahoochee River Campground

"Do not need 4x4 but you do need a higher clearance than sedan. CUV, SUV, truck, will do just fine. There are a few muddy spots but you can get through them. Also there is one spot that is washed out and you need to get some speed before going through but otherwise good"

"Didn't camp but went there to see Horse Trough Falls. 5 mile windy road isn't too bad. Falls are awesome. Only one couple there who was from Georgia at the same time as me. They always make the stop here."

"A great place in the middle of no where. The road in is a little rough but no biggie. 2 really nice waterfalls within a short walk. Pretty clean Porta potties . A nice creek too. You really don't need to leave once you get there."

"Nice getaway - you’re really way out in the forest out here. 30min of narrow gravel bumpy road, it’s true any car can manage to get down but it’s nerve wrecking 10mph and seems like forever. No cell signal when you’re out here. Be sure to come prepared camping since it’s such a long ways in and out. Campgrounds were nice, there’s a river or creek running along the campground, nice to sleep to. Portapotties available, bathrooms are locked (they’re not full size real bathrooms anyway). Be prepared to be one with nature. Stargazing is nice here - if you have a view between the trees, the stars are very bright and plentiful. Didn’t see much wildlife on this trip but could hear the birds. Pretty waterfall within walking distance. Be mindful of ticks, wear long pants and sleeves and inspect yourself before getting in tent or going home. I found a lone star tick on my shirt when I got home and may have been from wandering through the grass and wilderness out here."

"Campground was closed until March for the season. But if you get a chance it's worth going to Horse Trough Falls regardless. Especially after a rain...and the Campground being closed was a treat ....absolutely no one there."