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Toto Creek Campground

U.S. Army Corps of Engineers campground in Lake Sidney Lanier, near Dawsonville, Georgia.

Not publishednightly fee (not listed; rates are set by Dawson County)
9overnight sites
Reservablebooking
Not listedseason not in our sources
35 ftmax RV/trailer length
0named USFS/NPS trails within 5 mi
4.3 mibike trails within 5 mi

Summary

Toto Creek Campground in Lake Sidney Lanier is about 50 miles (straight line) from Atlanta; it is run by the U.S. Army Corps of Engineers. It has 9 overnight sites (including 9 tent-only sites). Mountain bikers get 4.3 miles of bike-legal trail within 5 miles, the closest being Cool Springs Park (2.7 mi away). Sites are reservable on Recreation.gov; the largest accommodate RVs and trailers up to 35 ft.

When it's open

Season not listed

Georgia campgrounds open year-round →

Neither Recreation.gov nor our other sources publish an open season for this campground, so we don't guess. Check the official listing before an off-season trip.

Hookups & amenities

  • ShowersNot listed
  • ToiletsNot listed
  • Drinking waterNot listed
  • Electric hookupsNot listed
  • Water hookupsNot listed
  • Sewer hookupsNot listed
  • Full hookups (E/W/S)Not listed
  • Pull-through sites (1)Listed
  • Dump stationNot listed
  • Wi-FiNot listed
  • LaundryNot listed
  • Camp storeNot listed
  • PlaygroundNot listed
  • SwimmingNot listed
  • Boat rampNot listed
  • Pet-friendlyListed
  • ADA-accessible sitesNot listed
  • CabinsNot listed
  • Fire ringsListed
  • GrillsListed
  • Picnic tablesListed
  • Camp hostNot listed
  • Food storage lockersNot listed

Listed only when Recreation.gov site records report it. "Not listed" means the source doesn't say, not that the campground lacks it.

Map: trails and roads near Toto Creek Campground

Map of roads, water and trails within about 5 miles of Toto Creek Campground, with bike trails colored by their OpenStreetMap difficulty tags
Map data © OpenStreetMap contributors (ODbL), drawn by us from OSM extracts. The map covers about 15 × 10 miles. Bike trail colors come only from OSM difficulty tags: green = kid-friendly, blue = intermediate, black = expert, purple = bike-legal but unrated. Brown lines are footpaths and hiking trails. Not for navigation.

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Campsite layout

Check live availability on Recreation.gov ↗

We don't show live availability. Openings change by the minute and only the official reservation system has them.

How it compares

  • With 9 sites it is the #83 largest of 92 Georgia campgrounds that publish a site count (small and usually quieter).
  • There are 26 other campgrounds in our data within 25 miles.
  • 69% of Georgia campgrounds that publish a length limit accept a rig this long (35 ft).
  • 100% of sites with a shade rating are listed as shaded or partly shaded.
  • Pets allowed on 9 of 9 sites; campfires allowed on 9 (subject to seasonal fire bans).
  • Straight-line distance: Atlanta ~50 mi, Chattanooga ~88 mi, Knoxville ~108 mi.

Site mix

Tent-only9

Amenities & rules

Fire pitsGrillsLantern postsPicnic tablesQuiet areaTent padsPets allowedTents

Fee notes from the agency: Reservations can be made online at recreation.gov or by calling 1-877-444-6777.

Trails within 5 miles

No named Forest Service or National Park Service trails are mapped within 5 miles. Trails on state, county or Corps of Engineers land aren't in these datasets.

Mountain biking nearby

4.3 miles of bike-legal trail lie within 5 miles (0.2 mi on unnamed paths). Difficulty mix: Unrated: 4.3 mi

TrailClosest pointMiles within 5 miDifficulty (as tagged)KidsSource
Cool Springs Park2.7 mi0.7UnratedOSM
Mt Etna Powerline Loop2.7 mi0.4UnratedOSM
Woods Connector2.7 mi0.2UnratedOSM
Playground2.8 mi0.4UnratedOSM
Pump House2.8 mi0.2UnratedOSM
Crazy Man2.8 mi0.3UnratedOSM
Duck Pond Loop2.8 mi0.2UnratedOSM
Beetle Bug2.8 mi0.4UnratedOSM
Ravine Scene2.9 mi0.4UnratedOSM
Back 403.0 mi0.6UnratedOSM
Deer Blind3.0 mi0.3UnratedOSM

Ratings come only from OpenStreetMap mtb:scale / IMBA tags. Untagged trails show as "Unrated", and we never guess. Check conditions and maps on Trailforks or MTB Project.

Activities listed

BikingBoatingCampingDay Use AreaEnvironmental EducationFishingHikingHorseback RidingHotel/lodge/resort Privately OwnedOther Recreation Concession SitePicnickingPlayground Park Specialized Sport SiteSwimmingSwimming SiteWater AccessWater SportsWildlife Viewing

Nearest campgrounds

CampgroundMilesStateFee/nightSitesHookupsMax RVPetsBookingTrails ≤5 mi
Paradise Valley Resort & Club
Private campground
3.3GA—— — —— ?0
Bolding Mill
Lake Sidney Lanier
4.4GA—97 E 50A W 65 ftyes Reserve0
Duckett Mill
Lake Sidney Lanier
6.8GA—111 E 50A W 60 ftyes Reserve0
Old Federal
Lake Sidney Lanier
12.1GA—84 E 50A W 64 ftyes Reserve0
Don Carter State Park Campground Cabins
Don Carter State Park
13.7GA$23–$50 (GA schedule)60 — yes— Reserve0
Bald Ridge Creek
Lake Sidney Lanier
14.1GA—82 E 50A W 65 ftyes Reserve1 (0.6 mi)

Hookups: E = electric (max amps), W = water, S = sewer. "—" means the agency doesn't publish it. Trail counts are named USFS/NPS trails within 5 miles. 🟢 = kid-friendly (green-rated) bike trail nearby. "Open year-round" and month ranges come from the agency, state park or OpenStreetMap season; no tag means no season is published.

From the managing agency

Overview Toto Creek Campground lies approximately 30 miles north of Buford Dam on Lake Sidney Lanier. The site features beautiful views of the lake as well as excellent access to picnicking and boating. The lake, named for the poet, Sidney Lanier, is well known for its aqua-blue colored water, spectacular scenery and access to recreational activities. Each year, over 11 million people come to visit the lake. Recreation Toto Creek Campground offers many outdoor recreation opportunities including fishing, swimmming and boating. The park also features a small walking path with its own picnic tables and grills. A boat ramp provides greater access to water activities. Facilities Each campsite of… read the full description on Recreation.gov