ALERT

In response to the widespread damage caused by Hurricane Helene, all recreation sites on the Pisgah and Nantahala remain closed until hazardous conditions improve and assessments can be completed. Visit fs.usda.gov/nfsnc for more information.

Campground & Recreation Area

Lake Rabun Beach Recreation Area

Alert

Due to power outages caused by Hurricane Helene, Lake Rabun Beach is closed until further notice. All guests with existing reservations will receive an email regarding the closure and a full refund for affected dates. There will not be any campsites available and day use areas will be closed during this time.

We appreciate your understanding and look forward to hosting you in the future.

We appreciate your understanding and look forward to hosting you in the future.

Location
4726 Lake Rabun Road
Lakemont, GA 30552
Phone
706.782.6798
Hours

Open April-October

Reservations
Reservations CANNOT be made by calling the office. Call the reservation line 877.444.6777, use the reserve link below, or follow this step-by-step guide.
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Beautiful Lake Rabun has something for everyone – whether it’s fishing, hiking or camping. Find it all right here at Lake Rabun Beach.

Cradled in the hills of the North Georgia Mountains overlooking beautiful Lake Rabun, this developed recreation area offers camping, hiking, a multitude of water activities and an opportunity to just relax and absorb the peaceful lake scenery. There are 80 tent and trailer campsites in this family-oriented setting. Lake Rabun is an 835 acre stocked lake and a great place to spend time fishing for Bass, Bream, Perch, Trout and Catfish. While you’re here, be sure to make the invigorating hike to Angel Falls. You’ll be glad you did!

Fees

Standard/Interagency & Senior Discounts

Campsites:

Single Campsite – Primitive (5 persons & 2 vehicles) – $26/$13
Single Campsite (30 Amp Electric, Water & 2 vehicles) – $39/$26
Group Camping – $80
Additional vehicles – $5 per vehicle per day

Paid Amenities:

Season Pass – $50 up to 4 people/$25 up to 4 people
Day Use – $5 per person/$2.50 per person
Parking fee for extra vehicle – $5 per vehicle per day
Boat & Trailer Launch – $5
Shower for Non-Registered Campers – $5 per person
Dump Station for Non-Registered Campers – $10

Season Passes:

Season passes are available. Click here to purchase.

Directions

Take U.S. 441/23 south from Clayton for 5.4 miles; turn right on Wiley Connector for 0.1 mile; turn left (south) on Georgia 15 (Historic 441) for 1.4 miles; turn right on Lake Rabun Road (County Road 10) for 5 miles.

If pulling a trailer, the best route is to go west on Hwy 76 for 7 miles; turn left on Charlie Mtn. Road for 3.5 miles; turn right on Bridge Creek Road for 2 miles; turn left on Burton Dam Road for 5.4 miles. The campground will be on your left.

FIND Your Next Adventure

Amenities
  • 80 Tent and RV Campsites
  • 21 Sites with Electricity (Most Have Water)
  • Beach Access
  • Picnic Areas
  • Dump Station
Things to Do…
  • Swimming, Boating, Fishing, and Water Skiing
  • Hiking Trails
Please, be sure to #RecreateResponsibly so that your public lands can be enjoyed for generations to come!

Additional Information




FAQ
May I bring my dog?

Dogs are welcome but must be on a leash or kenneled at all times. Please clean up after your pet!

What fish species are found at Lake Rabun?

Trout, Spotted Bass, Largemouth Bass, Walleye, Bluegill, Yellow Perch, and Crappie can be found at Lake Rabun.

Love the RV life?

You could be a campground host!

Being a campground host is an exciting opportunity to enjoy the outdoors, meet new friends and provide assistance and information to visitors.  

FIND Outdoors Hurricane Helene Relief Efforts

In the wake of Hurricane Helene, our cherished public lands have faced significant challenges. Your support is crucial in helping us restore and reopen these vital spaces. 

Here’s how your donation can make a profound impact:

  • Repair and Restoration of Public Lands

Your contribution will directly fund the rebuilding of bridges and boardwalks damaged by flooding, rerouting heavily eroded trails, and clearing debris from our beautiful outdoor areas. These spaces are not just paths and parks; they are the backdrop for family memories, adventures, and connections to nature.

  • Education on Emergency Preparedness

We’re committed to empowering our communities with the knowledge and resources to prepare for future emergencies, ensuring everyone can enjoy the great outdoors safely.

  • Support for Displaced Employees

Many people who care for public lands have been affected by the storm. Your generosity will help provide them with vital support during this challenging time.