Sweetwater Creek Camp Ground

A Natural Oasis in North Georgia

Nestled amidst the rolling hills of north Georgia, Lake Allatoona offers a stunning natural oasis just a short drive from Atlanta. Spanning over 11,500 acres, this man-made lake boasts pristine waters and diverse landscapes, making it an ideal destination for relaxation, recreation, and adventure.

A Rich History & Natural Beauty

Created by the U.S. Army Corps of Engineers in the 1940s, Lake Allatoona transformed the region, offering a recreational paradise for generations to come. Today, it stands as one of the most popular lakes in the entire United States, attracting over six million visitors annually.

The lake's breathtaking scenery features crystal-clear waters reflecting against lush forests, making it a picturesque backdrop for any getaway. With over 25 parks, 8 marinas, and 10 campgrounds, Lake Allatoona offers a plethora of options for camping, boating, and wildlife watching.

Explore a boundless array of activities

Lake Allatoona offers an abundance of outdoor recreational activities for all ages and interests.

• Adventure Seekers: Embrace the thrill of watersports like jet skiing, parasailing, or tubing.
• Seafood enthusiasts: Enjoy bountiful fishing opportunities, casting lines for bass, striped bass, and catfish.
• Nature lovers: Explore diverse hiking and biking trails, traversing lush forests and scenic landscapes.
• Relaxation seekers: Unwind at one of the lake's serene parks or picnic areas and soak in the peaceful surroundings.

A Community Hub

Lake Allatoona serves as a vibrant community hub, fostering a strong sense of connection among residents and visitors. The lake is home to numerous local businesses, offering boat rentals, fishing charters, and other recreational services.

From vibrantFarmer's Markets to arts festivals and fireworks displays, Lake Allatoona hosts various events and celebrations throughout the year. This spirit of community and the surrounding natural beauty make Lake Allatoona a truly special place.