Bobby Brown Park

Imagine camping surrounded by the serene allure of a 71,000-acre lake—with a rich historical backdrop of a once-thriving 18th-century town submerged beneath its waters. Bobby Brown Park in Elberton, Georgia, defies expectations of ordinary campgrounds by offering a harmonious blend of recreation, history, and natural beauty within its 665-acre expanse.

This lakeside campground grants campers access to Clarks Hill Lake, the second-largest man-made lake east of the Mississippi, ideal for boating, fishing, and swimming. The park boasts standout amenities, including yurt accommodations overlooking the lake, campsites equipped with water and electric hookups, and a swinging bridge for a unique hiking experience. Additional features such as picnic shelters, a playground, 1.9 miles of scenic trails, disc golf, and 3D archery cater to diverse outdoor interests. Restroom and shower facilities ensure comfort during your stay.

Located about 30 minutes from downtown Elberton, known as the “Granite Capital of the World,” Bobby Brown Park provides both a peaceful retreat and proximity to local culture. Perfect for weekend getaways or extended vacations, this destination seamlessly combines lakeside relaxation with historical intrigue and modern amenities.