Parks in Dahlonega, GA

Fresh reviews:

Nice quiet place to camp. If you are going on a major camping weekend get there early, its fairly popular.They have simple clean toilets that flush, not a porta-potty, which is really awesome. Make sure to bring sanitizer though.Also bring fire wood and charcoal so you have to do less wood foraging than we…

Alyssa R.

Dockery Lake Campground

If you’re in the Dahlonega area and want a nice overlook, visit Woody Gap.Follow GA 60 northwest of Dahlonega and follow the signs to Woody Gap Recreation Area. You’ll know it when you see it – there’s a clearing at near the top of the mountain. The overlook is on the left (if coming from the southeast…

Michael B.

Woody Gap Recreation Area

Excellent park! Love the trails, love the caves, and love love LOVE the swings! Only complaint is that they break pretty often. But it’s still a great park! Best park I’ve ever been to.

Bob T.

Yahoola Creek Park

This is where the 2,000+ journey begins. Georgia to Maine baby!!!After many years of wishing and hoping to see at least one of the trailheads, I got to check out the Southern Terminus. There is a really nice shelter just a few miles past the terminus.My friends and I were hit with bad weather, and the first…

Rosalind C.

Springer Mountain

Hancock Park is located in Historic Downtown Dahlonega at North Meaders Street and Warwick Street. It is a nice open park and I first noticed it when attending the Gold Rush Festival. During this festival the park hosts church services on Sunday mornings and they always have a great turn out.Besides a great…