5 Campsites near Lake Russell Recreation Area - Free Arenas
Lake Russell Recreation Area
34.49255, -83.49718
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5 Campsites near Lake Russell Recreation Area

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Tallulah Falls Lake Beach (Terrora Day Use Area)

Tallulah Falls, Georgia

17.9 miles N

Sand swim beach on 63-acre Tallulah Falls Lake at Tallulah Gorge State Park's Terrora Day Use Area, with the gorge rim trails, suspension bridge and campground next door.

Camp, Hike, Kayak, Mountain Bike, Swim

camp Campsite

mountain bike Mountain Bike Trail

swim Swimming Hole

hike Hiking Trail

kayak Kayaking Area

Lake Rabun Beach Recreation Area

Lakemont

18.1 miles N

A small Forest Service swim beach with a roped swim area on Lake Rabun near Lakemont, Georgia. Open sunrise to sundown year-round; day use is $5 per person age 16 and up.

Camp, Hike, Kayak, Swim

camp Campsite

swim Swimming Hole

hike Hiking Trail

kayak Kayaking Area

Bolding Mill Park

Gainesville

27.9 miles W

A Corps of Engineers park on Lake Lanier's Chestatee arm near Gainesville with a designated swim beach built on a gentle concrete slope, plus shelters, a boat ramp and a campground. Corps day-use fee applies.

Camp, Kayak, Swim

camp Campsite

swim Swimming Hole

kayak Kayaking Area

War Woman Dell Wildlife Management Area

Clayton, Georgia

28.2 miles N

A short 0.8-mile out-and-back hike near Clayton, Georgia through a nature trail to a waterfall — good for all skill levels and accessible year-round.

Camp, Hike, Horseback

camp Campsite

hike Hiking Trail

horseback Horseback Trail

Vogle State Park

Blairsville, Georgia

30.6 miles NW

A 233-acre park at the base of Blood Mountain in the Chattahoochee National Forest — one of Georgia's first state parks, founded in 1931.

Camp, Canoe, Swim

camp Campsite

swim Swimming Hole

canoe Canoeing Area

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