Wow. Level, paved, partially shaded sites. Paved roads. Full hookups. All amenities: hot tub, pool, restaurant, lodge, basketball court, tennis court, fishing/canoeing pond, horse rides, hiking trails, and Wi-Fi. This is an excellent park. Price reflects membership discount. Use of the amenities is an extra $4 per day per person. The only reason we gave it a 9 instead of a 10 is that the pool/hot tub was too far to walk from our campsite. We camped here in a Motorhome.

We stumbled onto this park because we were aiming for Passport America campground Timber Ridge (which is in the same complex) but no one answered the phone. Matter of fact, the phone recording didn't even identify the number as that of a business, but we drove on into the place anyway. And what pleasant people! This is a pretty place, and while we did not avail ourselves of their amenities (at an extra $4pp), we were impressed with the staff's friendliness and willingness to help us find a spot. The staff allowed as how Horseshoe Trails is applying for PA membership, but don't have it yet. Apparently we weren't the first campers to encounter difficulty with Timber Ridge. We would stay here again in a heartbeat, at a discounted rate. We camped here in a Motorhome.

Stayed here on Coast to Coast rate ($10 + $2 for mandatory Cable). Park was extra clean and staff was most friendly. Many activities in resort. Campground is part of a large resort area with other campground and rental units. A $4 daily per person fee is optional to access main amenities i.e., indoor pool, sauna, spa, exercise room, putt putt and water slide. We were there over Thanksgiving and were treated to a resort-wide dinner in the clubhouse. On site riding stables and several nearby National Forests and wilderness areas. Great place to vacation. We will spend time here in future. We camped here in a Motorhome.

We stayed here as Coast to Coast Members. This is a beautiful park. Almost all sites have a great patio/deck, all built by work campers. Beautiful large lodge at top of the hill. The paved roads inside the park are steep but drivable. We walked the park every day we were there. Great exercise. This park is mostly not satellite friendly. But with free WiFi and $2/day cable, not a problem. Verizon cell service marginal. We would certainly stay here again. We camped here in a Motorhome.

Stayed there about four years ago under different owners and had a good time, but not this time. I was very disappointed with this stay. The female owner was VERY rude. They charged for full hook up but was having problems with the sewage so we unable to dump for two days but still had to pay the full price. Also they try to charge for every vehicle and every passenger that came in to visit, at a rate of $5.00 each. It was about like paying to stay at a landfill. We will not go back. We camped here in a Travel Trailer.

We had an extremely poor experience here. The property next door houses a large concrete and steel dog kennel, containing about 25 dogs (I think they are pit bulls). These dogs bark, snarl, and fight all night. We actually broke camp and left at 2 AM the first night, because it was impossible to sleep. To make matters worse, the park manager was unsympathetic to the problem, and refused to make any refund or adjustment, and charged us for the full 3 nights. I would highly recommend to avoid this place, especially for families with children. The dogs are very scary. We camped here in a Tent.

We had a hard time driving into the park. We camped here in a Motorhome.

Staff was very nice, and very friendly, sites were small though, and road narrow. WiFI worked well, and seemed to be full speed DSL, not lite..was on a Linksys G router, which is a positive thing. Everything was clean though. We camped here in a Travel Trailer.

We stayed here for a week during Thanksgiving 2003 and loved it. The owners were great and the campground was very clean. The bathrooms were very clean. The owner was very watchful over the campsite - meaning no cars got in without him noticing. He would check with campsites to make sure that they were expecting visitors. Some sites were very small and none of the sites on the creek have electrical or water hookups. Some of the sites towards the "bottom" are very large, which is where we stayed. We had a great time and would go back in a heartbeat! We camped here in a Tent Trailer.

This is a beautiful campground in the North Georgia mountains. It is a small family owned and operated private campground. The owners are very friendly and courteous. The bathrooms were the nicest I have ever seen and even had pretty ivy stenciling on the walls. The campsites are well shaded and there was plenty of room for our pop up camper. We truly enjoyed our 5 day stay at this campground. There was some noise from the nearby 2 lane highway. During the time of year we were there (late fall), there was not too much traffic on this road. I would recommend a site on either side of the pond and stay away from sites right on the highway. We camped here in a Tent Trailer.

We have stayed at Jenny's Creek Family Campground many many times since the Troups purchased the campground. We have found the family atmosphere very pleasant, with the rules strickly enforced concerning, noise, behavior, pets, etc. Bathhouses are checked several times a day and are kept clean and sanitary. They are continuing to improve the facilities and it is a relaxing place to stay. We take our young grandsons with us and feel comfortable letting them explore the area without constant supervision. There is a one acre lake with fish. A large mouth bass is mounted in office from the lake. It also has a stream through the tent camping area. The Troups have special activities on holidays and every Saturday in Oct., such as hay rides, games and entertainment. On most weekends they have a nondenominational worship service. The negative comments expressed by the anonymous writer makes one wonder if maybe he may be the problem, not the campground. We will continue to frequent the campground as long as the Troups own it. We have had nothing but wonderful times there, with friendly courteous and helpful service. The Corleys We camped here in a Motorhome.

If you knew me, you could trust me. And I'm telling you not to stay at this place. I took my wife and 2 kids, and left after a few minutes of observing this place. I've written many reviews for campgrounds over the years: this is not only the worst, it doesn't have any competition. This place was a mudhole. On top of that, the sites were not level. The waterhole was just that. A hole with water. The webpage is the most misleading one I've ever seen. (I'll give them an "A" for the website, although it's definitely misleading.) I fell for it, but please don't you. That's the only way that they can get customers in: via the webpage! If you show up without reservations, you'll leave. I can't imagine anyone staying. I begged and pleaded with the man to get my credit card cleared and he ended up charging me one night. I really can't object to that in all fairness because I did make the reservation. So, I paid him the $20 and left and went to Leisure Acres (without ever having seen it!). Leisure Acres wasn't a Fort Wilderness, but it was just fine and we ended up having a great trip to North Georgia after all! Please don't stay at Jenny's Creek unless you see it first and are willing to stay. I caution anyone about making a reservation. We camped here in a Tent Trailer.

This is currently not a nice campground, but it is under new ownership and they appear to be trying to improve. However, there are not any waterfront sites that have full hookups and the park seems to cater to tent camping and very small RVs because the sites and the park itself are so small. It would be very difficult to navigate a big rig through the entrance and down their driveway. The pictures on their website were taken from strategic angles and views and do not reflect the real look of the park. Their advertised "fishing pond" is very small and appears to be a squared retention pond. Heavy traffic noise from the highway throughout the night and day. The electric wires are currently just laying above ground and the hookups are inconveniently placed with water on one side, sewer on another, and electric at the back of the site. The sewer connection for our site was located uphill from the RV(?!) The rules that you are handed after you pay include a "no refund after setup or due to inclimate weather" clause. The park turns into a muddy disaster when it rains (which it did), and I could see how a bigger rig would want to leave during inclimate weather to avoid getting stuck and being able to get up the driveway to the highway. I could also see how someone would want to leave after setting up and just looking over the condition of the park. The restroom facilities were very primative and because the outter restroom doors are open at all times, anyone camping or walking along the main road had a straight view to the stalls and showers! The park is very buggy and has a creepy feeling after dark, rather than a nice camping feeling. Very strange albino-giant-ant-like-insects were crawling all over the outside of our RV after staying overnight, and we even brought several with us when we went into nearby Helen/Cleveland. We had reservations and prepaid for two nights, but left after one without a refund and stayed at Unicoi State Park Lodge the final night since the Unicoi State Park campgrounds were all full. I cannot recommend this park at this time, and the new owners have a lot of work ahead of them to get this park up to par with the nearby State Parks and other private campgrounds. We camped here in a camper.

Nice park. I would have rated it higher if the spaces between some sites would have been nicer on the pull through sites. It is convenient to stores, gas and not to far from Helen. Bathrooms are clean. Pool area is nice and clean. Bring your fishing pole. Nice laundry if you accumulate too many wet towels. They do take reservations and are not on a first come-first serve basis as some parks I called were, or a member only park. We used a military discount. Thank you Leisure Acres for honoring those who have served. We camped here in a Fifth Wheel.

This is a great campground. We were with a camping club and used the clubhouse which was very nice. We liked it so much that we reserved sites for ourselves and 3 other friends for a later date. Staff was very friendly. We camped here in a Motorhome.

Nice park, dirt / gravel roads and sites. Site level and drained well after a rain. Did not use bathhouse. We would stay here again. We camped here in a Travel Trailer.

Stayed a week at this campground. Nice management by owners. This area of Georgia has many things to see and the owners are very helpful. Pads are OK but some are in need of grading. Helen GA about 20 minutes away. We camped here in a Motorhome.

I can't remember the rate exactly but it was worth it. Very clean , orderly and the owners were so nice. Pet friendly. We have already booked for end of this year and 4th of July !! We camped here in a Fifth Wheel.

Excellent park. Great staff and friendly guests. Monthly rates $370 / $405. There are several sites on a small creek and a few sites that have great views over a pond that is stocked with fish. Facilities were spotless, as was the laundry area. Great place to enjoy. Short drive to Helen, Ga. and the pleasant shops there. Tubing and great food are just minutes away. We camped here in a Travel Trailer.

No cable but the dish could could see out ok. Very nice/clean pool area. Some sites have shade. Wireless had no strength. Office staff was friendly/helpful. New owner is really working on the improvements. We camped here in a Fifth Wheel.

This is a relatively small park, but is well run. The management is extremely courteous and will do what they can to help. The pool is small, but adequate, as is the lake. We camped at the end of August, beginning of September and the fishing was not real good in the lake, especially considering the lake bottom was covered with grass. But, there were fish to be caught. The sites vary widely, so it pays to look around. Management will let you relocate, if something is open. Our site was off about 4" from side-to-side, but doable. The bathrooms were very clean: even my wife thought so, and she is picky about that. They have a nice laundromat on-site. The pool table is a pay-to-play table, so that was a letdown. There are plenty of things to see-and-do nearby, so feel free to look around. Nearby Helen, a tourist trap, is okay, but I wasn't overly impressed. We would certainly stay here again. We camped here in a Fifth Wheel.

Restrooms spotless. Staff and owners extremely friendly and helpful. Nice sites. Well maintained. Will stay here again We camped here in a Travel Trailer.

Marginally ok for a night. Won't go back. We camped here in a Fifth Wheel.

A little run down, not so pretty, but everything worked. Easy access. We camped here in a camper.

This is a very nice location. It is still $4.00 extra [each] per day for use of amenities. Restaurant serves good food and the pool is sparkling clean. Staff is great.They only accept Pass Port America for 14 days per year now. It was very odd when the campground was empty all week and only a very few check-ins on the weekend. There was very low voltage with no use. We camped here in a Fifth Wheel.

We stayed three nights at this wonderful RV park that is located only 5 miles from Helen. Our site was on a shady, level concrete pad with a concrete patio area alongside the coach. Surrounding the patio was a wooden deck with benches, a table and a BBQ grill. The site overlooked a private lake, and came with full services and cable TV. There is sufficient privacy from neighboring RVs. The restrooms are modern and spotless. In addition to the Passport America charge of $15 per night, guests must pay $4.00 each per day to Mountain Lakes Resort. This will raise the cost to around $25.00 per day depending upon the length of your stay. However, this park is well worth the price. It has almost limitless diversions including outdoor and indoor swimming pools, a hot tub, steam room, sauna, fitness room, stables and more. There’s also a diner and country store on the premises. This park’s location makes it ideal to visit the northern Georgia attractions including state parks, waterfalls, hiking trails, and so on. We will definitely return next year for a longer visit. We camped here in a Motorhome.

Very nice. Huge property. All paved and wonderful pools. Passport at $15. but add $4. each per day for use of amenities, and pay for the day you leave also. That was a new wrinkle for me. Cash only. Best to drive in first [empty] and scope out the place for your site. I did it the day before. Then you can go directly to your site when hooked up. We camped here in a Fifth Wheel.

This is a beautiful campground in the North Georgia mountains. The roads are paved, as are the sites. It is hilly and wooded, but we had no problem with our 40' motor home. Absolutely beautiful. Has much to do, if you wish. Chapel on site for Sunday services. This is one of our favorites! We camped here in a Motorhome.

This campground has a great playground for kids. However, this campground is not pet friendly. You can have a pet on your campsite, but you must drive the pet outside the front gate to walk him. You can not even walk your pet to the front gate. They are very strict, no walking pets in the campground, and they will not hesitate to nab you on it, and were quite rude to me about it. We camped here in a Tent Trailer.

Gravel interior roads with lots of dust. Sites are run together and overgrown with grass. Pets not allowed beyond boundary of camp site. Not a place you'd want to spend your vacation at but ok for a night or two. We camped here in a Fifth Wheel.

This was our first time in camping in our RV. Staff was great: helped us set up, gave us tips, stacked fire wood at our site and stopped by and chatted a couple of times. On Saturday night, park sponsored a wiener/marshmallow roast for all guests. Bathhouse and clubhouse clean and very neat. We plan on coming back this summer with granddaughter. (Our rate was coast to coast member rate.) We camped here in a Fifth Wheel.

We chose this campsite based on the reviews and the pictures on the website. Don't let the pictures fool you! In the pictures, all you see is grass, grass everywhere. The only grass around is the first road and the tent areas. All of the RV sites from the second row back are nothing but gravel. Only a few of the front sites have cable and you can only get Wi-Fi if you are close to the office. Even then, if 4 people are online, you will have to wait for someone to get off. The campground was clean and everyone was very friendly. They have a nice playground at the front (in the grassy area) with other games for the kids such as holey board, horseshoes, etc. It's a nice campground if you don't mind going without some of the amenities other campgrounds offer (Wi-Fi, cable, paved sites, grass, etc.). We camped here in a Travel Trailer.

We chose our own site from many that were available. Our site was level and graveled. WI-FI was available to us because we were close to the office. Resort is very close to Helen, Cleveland, Dahlonega and Gainsville. There is a lot of traffic on the main road but it can be overlooked. Campers should note that the office closes at 3pm but security can deal with registration. We enjoyed our stay and will be back again. We camped here in a Fifth Wheel.

We camped there for two nights and had a great time. The pool was very clean and was a big event for the kids. There were enough things to do at the campground for two days. The only negatives were the cable service was not very clear and one camper's sewer overflowed but was quickly took care of. Everyone was nice and Helen was very close to go tubing for only $3. It was a great two day getaway campground. I was recommend it! We camped here in a Travel Trailer.

We stayed a week in a motorhome at a full hookup site. Our space was a little cramped and not especially level. Worse, the gravel and grass were worn down and it was mostly just red Georgia clay, which we tracked in when it rained despite multiple floormatts. It's and older park with sections dedicated to full timers (actually nicer than the RV section!!, which is a little unusual). Very convenient to the Alpine town of Helen and plenty of hiking and fishing nearby. There was a little more road noise than we would have cared for too. We camped here in a Motorhome.

Sites and interior roads are gravel. Our site was very unlevel. Our front wheels were off the ground to level! Since there was no shade and the ground unlevel, we did not even put out our chairs. If there is cable at your site you must pay for it whether you choose to use it or not. The basic cable service was sporadic so we still had to hook up our dish. The shady sites are rented to long term residents. The playground was in fair condition but did not have many items. The pool was well maintained. Our site was to have 50amp power but was only 40amps. No grills. Fire rings are old tire rims. We camped here in a Motorhome.

A few site improvements under way. Nice shaded spots. Gravel interior roads. The reason I chose this campground was because of the previous write up. No noise allowed after 10 PM. That is a very good rule. There were children in this campground and they were very well behaved. Very nice staff and quite helpful and willing to answer any questions they can. Close to the Cabbage Patch Kids site. Only 4 miles for the "Alpine Village" of Helen. You can see Yohah Mountain from inside the park. The restrooms have been completely remodeled and are very very clean. I would come back to this park anytime I'm in the area. We camped here in a Motorhome.

This is a good park if you plan on turning your lights out and going to bed by 10PM. However, if you want to sit outside and enjoy the campfire, company, etc, this is not the place for you. They made all pets (even quiet ones) go inside the trailer and make you turn off your lights and go inside at 10PM. Doesn't seem very family oriented, seems more geared towards full timers. We camped here in a Travel Trailer.

Neat and well maintained. C2C type campground with very few seasonl type campers. Friendly staff. Close to Helen, GA area. Sites were large and reasonably level. Very quiet. We camped here in a camper.