Stone Mountain Park Campground
**Stone Mountain Park Campground: Your Gateway to Nature and Adventure in Georgia** Nestled in the heart of Stone Mountain, Georgia, the Stone Mountain Park Campground offers an inviting escape for outdoor enthusiasts and families alike. Located at 4003 Stonewall Jackson Dr, this picturesque campground is just a stone's throw away from Atlanta, making it an ideal destination for both locals and visitors looking to enjoy the serene beauty of nature without straying too far from urban conveniences. With an impressive rating of 4.4 stars, it’s clear that guests appreciate the unique experiences and natural wonders that this campground has to offer. At Stone Mountain Park Campground, guests can choose from a variety of accommodations, including traditional campsites and unique yurts, perfect for a memorable family getaway. Visitors often rave about the stunning views of the lake, especially at sunset, creating a picturesque backdrop for relaxation and recreation. The campground is equipped with friendly staff who are eager to assist and ensure that your stay is nothing short of exceptional. Whether you're enjoying a quiet morning by the water or embarking on one of the many hiking trails, the campground provides a perfect blend of adventure and tranquility. With nearby attractions and the vibrant city of Atlanta just a short drive away, your stay at Stone Mountain Park Campground will be filled with both excitement and the peacefulness of nature. For those looking to immerse themselves in the great outdoors while still enjoying modern amenities, Stone Mountain Park Campground is the perfect choice. Call (770) 498-5710 or visit [stonemountainpark.com](http://stonemountainpark.com) to book your spot today and discover why so many guests are eager to return to this outdoor paradise!
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mary molloy
Spent a weekend here in November. The nights were cold and the days warm. Perfect weather! The view of the lake and sunsets on the lake were perfection. Staff was friendly. Love that we got to experience the Indian pow wow. Will definitely be returning!
Sher Y
Great campground. We had a wonderful stay. Rented a yurt for something different and it a cool set up (less no bathroom). Our kids enjoyed their time. Hightly recommend them. We are planning on returning.
Katherine Warren
If you like a challenge or consider yourself a master driver while hauling a big rig, this is your place! Prepare to maneuver tight turns, narrow paths, washed out roads, rocky corners, and/or washed out shoulders. The lake is nice, no swimming. The cable car ride closes if rain is predicted …for hours or the entire day…which at this time of year is every day. The staff do not want to be there, will not smile, and reluctant to answer any questions with any other answer other than, “I couldn’t tell you”, or “say what?” Not what it was 20 years ago. Unkept. Not a good choice.
James Frazier
Mike and Cheryl here. We have a 44 foot Class A RV. Here is my review of Stone Mountain Park Campground. Road to: Driving near Atlanta is always hectic, but all road are good. Road inside: First the entrance to the park is very narrow. I hit my right mirror on a pole. The road in the campground is very bad. Potholes, broken pavement, huge humps. Trees: All well trimmed. Check in: Large office at entrance. Staff was friendly. Parking: Large parking area. Seasonal campers: None. Signage: Bad, the road map shows section H, but the road is M. Site 282: Gravel pad and level. Had table and fire pit. View: Nice view of the lake and stone mountain Site spacing: Very Good Bathhouse: Did not use. Laundry room: Did not use. Swimming pool: Yes, but did not use. Club house: None. Fitness area: None. Grounds: Nice due to the scenic woods. TV: Over air antenna was good. Wifi: None. So here is the bad: Roads in the park are terrible. Many sites are unlevel, but we got lucky. Sites 290, 153, 157, 174, 172. I would come back. Dream Big, Travel Far, Live Well...
Amanda Lemming
Wow! This place was amazing! We booked the premium spot for several nights and it did not disappoint. The early morning hours when all you hear is nature and can enjoy just sitting by the lake with your coffee. My kids really loved skipping rocks when it was extra calm and no birds were close. The geese and squirrels were fun to watch too. Though the squirrel's did some damage to The garbage bags if you campers left out even though the guidelines stated not to. They had a pool that was extremely cold even though it was June of 2024 when we went. They also had a wooden structure playground that looked really fun but also appeared a little outdated. Access to Stone Mountain Park was really close and the drive there was great. We enjoyed the Windy roads and all of the different animals we saw along the way. The campground was fairly quiet especially so in the morning. I think for anybody that is looking to try this place out have so many different options from RVs and trailers to tent camping or even staying in a yurt.
Alecia Reeves
Such a fantastic spot to set up your travel trailer and spend the week or weekend! Lots of adventurous things to do, like ride the tram, kayak the lake, take a train ride, walk trails, climb to the top of Stone Mountain, and definitely make the drone, laser and fireworks show at dark!!
Rick Scott
The road in the campgrounds are poor. Potholes and tree roots make the drive pretty rough. It needs attention. The spot where we were was very unlevel, by the time my RV got us level, we had two wheels off the ground. We paid for 50 amp service but it was not working, so we had 30 amp service. No septic at that particular spot. The temps were cool so we only needed one air conditioner. The campground was very scenic, lots of trees
kathy loeffler
I only gave a one just for convenience. Site M258 should be taken out of service until repairs can be made. The concrete slab was buckled, the concrete picnic table was grossly dirty and should be power washed at least once a year, large chunks of black top broken off of parking pad, the whole site was a walking hazard. Not even a place to put a lawn chair. The roads are pot hole ridden, buckled. Overpriced, ads and pictures are deceiving.
Chrissy
Mixed reviews on this camp site. This was our second visit and this time we decided to tent camp. Site number 44 has a view of the water however you can’t see it because the trees are so dense. Also worth noting that we did not have a table on our site, it was on the next site to us. We were able to use the table one night, however the second night a family arrived and we had to move all of our belongings to another unused table. Also worth noting that site 44 is very sloped and uneven. Even my husband had a hard time walking and navigating through this site. We were very disappointed with this site and basically feel it needs to be put out of use. As like most campsites the comfort stations need a lot of maintenance and work. Definitely worth noting is that the staff were really friendly and helpful.
Terri Moh
The campground was beautiful but in disrepair! The roads are awful, full of root swells and washouts. We had three RVs staying in RV sites. These sites were difficult to level, very tight. These gravel sites are almost free from any gravel :( No swimming in the lake! No idea what that is about. The lake was beautiful, and the sites are shaded.
