Stone Mountain Park Campground

This is a great park and campground . Very scenic. Our site number 286 had a great view of the water . Level . All hook ups. Lots of wild life. General store has all the things we'd forgot . We'll be back

I could not say enough about how wonderful our experience was at this campground for Christmas. Half of us traveled from Virginia and the other half traveled from Florida. We had a total of 17 and rented 4 yurts. The beds were some of the most comfortable beds we had ever slept in. The heat units were an absolute lifesaver! Each of our yurts stayed nice and cozy the whole time. There were plenty of outlets inside and outside. Each yurt came with two picnic tables, one in front and one on the back deck. I will say getting down to the water was a bit of a climb so if you are not moderately physically fit, it may be A challenge for you. Every day we had so much fun fishing and going down to the pavilion to participate in all of the wonderful activities that the ladies put on. They did arts and crafts, movie nights, family game nights, cocoa, s’mores, popcorn, etc. you name it they had it. I can only speak on bathrooms 5 and 6 because those were the ones closest to us. They were fantastic! By far the nicest camp bathrooms we have ever experienced and we camp a lot! They have clearly been beautifully updated, and we loved the natural hanging plants inside of the restrooms. It was the most ick free camp bathroom we have experienced lol. I would say it would be nice to have washer and dryer facility at all the bathrooms, We had to drive out to further bathrooms whenever we need to do any laundry. We were also missing a utility sink that we are used to having at other campgrounds to make it easier to wash dishes, especially when the water coming out of the Spicket at the campground is like ice cubes. Ultimately though we have no major complaints. We cannot thank this campground enough for hosting such an amazing Christmas for my family. We look forward to our next trip. We’ve decided to go in the summertime so that we could experience all of the summer activities that this wonderful campground has to offer. Normally, we would not consider such a long trip in the summertime but thankfully these yurts Have not only heat but also AC so we are confident we will be just as comfortable in the summertime. ❤️❤️ Ps. For those wondering, we checked in on Monday, December 23rd and checked out on Friday, December 27th (4 nights, 3.5 days). We had 4 yurts (F2, 1, 2, 13) That slept all 17 of our family members very comfortably. Cost for entire trip came out to about $157 a person. 🤩🤩

Our family of 5 had a great time in the yurt! Breakfasts and dinners on the back deck right on the lake were great! The bathhouse was always nice and clean, and the pool was a relaxing reprieve from the heat. There’s so much to do around the park! The trails were very nice and easy enough for our 5-yr-old. And the attraction pass gave us almost a full day’s worth of fun things to do, capped off by the awesome laser/drone/fireworks show!

Stayed a few nights here. It was a good experience, nothing fancy but it was nice being right there close to everything else at the park. The site we had was somewhat difficult to get backed into. We enjoyed biking around and taking in the lovely weather.

The camp sites are very small, they have really packed in as many sites as possible. Ours was extremely unlevel so bad we couldn't even use the picnic table. The campground bathrooms were in disrepair and very dirty. One of the guests also must have smoked weed in the ladies bathroom, it reeked. The washer and dryers only take quarters and there is no change machine and 2 of the machines did not work. Dried my towels and they did not finish drying. I had to lay them out to finish drying at our next stop. They have a lot of amenities but the basics are not worth the money. I would skip this and just go to a state park. The laser show and firework show was great. Stone Mountain Park is ok, not worth the money in my opinion. You're better off staying at a state park and just going to the amazing Atlanta Aquarium skipping this all together.