Hours
Monday, 9:00 AM - 5:00 PMTuesday, 9:00 AM - 5:00 PM
Wednesday, 9:00 AM - 5:00 PM
Thursday, 9:00 AM - 5:00 PM
Friday, 9:00 AM - 5:00 PM
Saturday, 9:00 AM - 5:00 PM
Sunday, 9:00 AM - 5:00 PM
Lake Rabun Beach Recreation Area Introduce
Welcome to Lake Rabun Beach Recreation Area, your ultimate destination for outdoor adventures and relaxation. Nestled along the shores of beautiful Lake Rabun in Lakemont, Georgia, this recreation area offers a variety of activities for families and nature lovers alike. Whether you're looking to enjoy the water, explore the great outdoors, or simply relax in a peaceful setting, Lake Rabun Beach Recreation Area has something for everyone.
- Water Activities: Enjoy swimming in the clear waters, boating, fishing, or kayaking on Lake Rabun. The beach area is perfect for families, with a designated swimming area and a platform for diving.
- Camping Options: Campers can choose between tent sites and RV parking areas. Tent camping is separate from RVs, ensuring a quieter experience for those who prefer peace and quiet.
- Picnic Areas: Bring your family and friends to enjoy meals under the shade of towering trees at one of our clean, well-maintained picnic tables.
- Bathrooms: Clean and convenient restrooms are available for visitors' comfort, with portable options near the beach and full facilities near trail parking areas.
- Angel Falls Trail Access: Direct access to Angel Falls Trail makes this recreation area a great starting point for hikers exploring Georgia's scenic trails.
Visitors appreciate the cleanliness of the facilities, with many noting that the park is well-maintained and family-friendly. The convenient parking options and direct access to popular attractions make Lake Rabun Beach Recreation Area a top choice for outdoor enthusiasts.
- Customer Feedback:
"Had a great time 7/2 eating at the clean tables, no yellow jackets or bugs, swam in the clear water and jumped off the platform! $5 cash entry gets you parking lakeside and parking across the street at the back of the campground for direct access to Angel Falls trail & clean full bathrooms near trail parking. Beach side is portable bathroom. Great spot!"
"Nice place and bathrooms were kept up well. Close to plenty of bikes and attractions and tent camping is completely separate from RVs so no annoying generators while tent camping and wanting to enjoy quiet."
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Customer Reviews
Had a great time 7/2 eating at the clean tables, no yellow jackets or bugs, swam in the clear water and jumped off the platform! $5 cash entry gets you parking lakeside and parking across the street at the back of the campground for direct access to Angel Falls trail & clean full bathrooms near trail parking. Beach side is portable bathroom. Great spot! - water looks dirty bc the kids had a blast digging it up - it’s clean and clear
Nice place and bathrooms were kept up well. Close to plenty of bikes and attractions and tent camping is completely separate from RVs so no annoying generators while tent camping and wanting to enjoy quiet.
My family has visited the campground and beach area for 60 years, we come every year we are able and there's a reason for that!! Limited cell service and no wifi gives you the ability to disconnect and recharge your soul (Verizon & T-mobile have cell signal, AT&T does not as of June 2023). This is one of the greatest mountain gems and it remains almost the same as the years continue. The bathhouse/restroom has been closed for over 7 years, they are supposed to tear down and rebuild, but that timeline is uncertain. There is a port-a-potty available, so if you can't hang with those types of facilities, I suggest you use the bathroom before arriving. There is a boat launch conveniently accessible next to beach area parking lot. They have several picnic table areas with charcoal grills at each table, perfect for a family/friends lake day. You can bring your hammocks, as they have several great spots for hammocking in the picnic area. More crowded on weekend, if you're there by noon during the week, you are likely to experience a private beach/lake area for a while. During the week, most folks trickle in around 2pm or shortly after, as campers check-in/finish setting up and come experience the cold, refreshing lake. ‼️‼️Please read the signs!!! They have rules for a reason and it was despicable to have seen and picked up the garbage folks left behind this week on the beach (mid June 2023) and on top of the trash cans out front, simply because people were unaware of how to open the bear-proof receptacles. THERE ARE LATCHES UNDER THE HANDLE. PLEASE THROW AWAY YOUR GARBAGE INSIDE THE CAN, NOT ON TOP. That quite literally defeats the purpose of a bear-proof trash can. You have to pay for parking ($5/car) unless you are camping in the Rabun campground, and they do enforce that fee, so if parks and rec come by the parking area and you do not have your fee tag hanging/visible, they will write you a ticket. Just pay the $5 cash and save yourself the hassle. The fees go directly to upkeep and maintenance of these beautiful grounds, so you really should pay, seems fair if you're going to be using the grounds. Parks & Rec are not your maids and shouldn't have to pick up your McDonald's cups or chip baggies, so please pack in and pack out properly. Leave no trace. We are in the wildlife's environment and should try to keep them safe and respect their home, as we use it ONLY for recreation. And for the love of the universe, LEAVE THE DUCKS ALONE!! They won't bother you if you don't bother them. They're pretty harmless, so stop chasing them and tell your kids to stop pestering them too :)
Absolutely loved this camp ground. The bathroom and shower was always very clean. The campground host was very nice and helpful. My son and I hiked the trail to the falls and played in the creek along the way and then road down to the beach area which was very clean as well and had plenty of picnic tables nestled under the tall trees for shade. My family and I will be visiting again this year. I totally recommend this campground.
Ed, our camp host, was helpful, informative, and very personable. We stayed in site 63, with electric, water and it was level. The shower house was clean and functional. The sites are spread apart, providing privacy. There are bears in the area! One evening a mother and her two cubs paid us a visit. There was no Starlink signal, too many trees, but we did have two bars of Verizon service. This campground is very quiet and peaceful.
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