Euharlee Creek Campground at Frankie Harris Park — Reviews

Host was nice. Campground was very well organized.

2nd time staying there but it is a ways from freeway

Really clean and quiet place "other than the noise from the neighbor". Very helpful staff. We would definitely stay there again.

Our last night stay there was a very strong sewage odor all over our area, #24 site, to the creek. We could not vent our camper through vents or windows because the sewage odor would come in with the outside air!

Got there after hours and they still came out to make sure everything was ok and gave us a more accessible spot to stay in.

Everything as it should be. Very convenient to our activity. Quiet and well taken care of. Will stay here again.

Great communications with Melanie to arrange our stay. Parking spots are paved and long enough for 40 ft motorhome and suv. Being in GA with red soil is always hard during heavy rain, but not an issue for us. Close by to charming covered bridge and ruins of old mill, Highly recommend place to stop for a day or two.

Very nice quiet park. The amenities all look new and well maintained. My wife, Janice, and I walked over to the library and covered bridge and could see that other area nearby were being refurbished and/or improved. On a kind of negative note, I would recommend a little better signage for the campground on the main road. Even though we were looking we missed the entrance the first time. Thanks again for a great cozy park. We will be back.

Awesome campground! Loved our long level paved pad! Our motorhome and truck fit with extra room! Great hosts! Walked to bakery, when bridge is done will be beautiful walk there as well. Our family kayaked the creek and had a blast. We will def be back! Full hook up for our rig. Took it slow coming in to the area and did fine.

The host was so friendly and helpful and the campground was beautiful, clean and so peaceful. A quiet little nature getaway is our favorite kind of place to stay.

It was a quiet little campground, there's a little walking trail that was really nice. There's also some corn hole boards and a restroom on site. We enjoyed our weekend there.

It was such a beautiful little town. Everything was in walking distance and so much history. The park was quite and our spot #26 was on the end and there was a large lot for our dog to run and play.

Missed the entrance due to other signs along the road, by chance found the entrance of of the adjacent road. Park was small and super nice, could tell it was new. Stayed in site 21, didn’t have enough sewer hose to reach, but site was level for the camper, it dropped off to go to the fire ring. Overall would stay again, nice area.

Campground was recently updated & looks great. All 26 sites have 30/50 & water/sewer. Checkin is done online. They have a rec pavilion for parties & Cornhole. Bathrooms are in great shape. Euharlee Covered Bridge is within walking distance. Stream for fishing/kayaking/floating is all within close walk. Bakery is also available.

Camp ground is small but very peaceful. Located in a historic downtown area with lots of history. Great internet. AT&T, Verizon, T-Mobile cellphone service is good. Campground offers 40 to 45 ft. Black top pads which needs to be about 3 ft. Wider. But there is plenty of room behind the pad for picnics and it has fire rings. The aesthetic of the park needs a little work on the aesthetics such as bare spots in the lawn. My 38’ rig fit perfectly with room to park a vehicle in front of it. It’s a little pricey at $65 for each day. They required a four day minimum but could have because of 4th of July weekend.But still I recommend this camp ground. Especially if they do away with the 4 day minimum. They pretty much always have vacancies because the campground is so new

It was a fine spot for the night. Most spots with shade. Bathroom and showers rustic but clean. Quiet spot off the interstate maybe 6 miles