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Extending the same primitive feel as its neighboring Warwoman Wildlife Management Area and the Chattooga Wild & Scenic River, Sarah's Creek 26-site developed campground offers a tranquil escape, a place to relax, and perhaps even catch a few fish.
Physical Address: 1946 Sarah's Creek Rd., Clayton GA From Clayton, go east on Warwoman Road for 11.6 miles. Turn left on Forest Service Road 156. Sarahs Creek camping area is about 2 miles on the left and right.
All camp sites are $10.00/night. Payable at drop-box within campground.
Reservations are not accepted. Occupancy of sites are on a first come, first serve basis.
There are a few outhouse style restrooms and plenty of campsites. I wouldn't plan on good fishing as the stocking truck only releases at the road crossing. I didn't try the upper section of the creek, but I hear there are wild trout.
I love this campground very clean and rustic trout fishing is good. If your that dude that fishies by the bridge after they drop the fish. Not cool be a man and fish somewhere in the creek. Its a sport if u want easy go to a trout farm. Sarahs creek is awesome
This place is quickly becoming one of my favorite places to ride USFS roads, pick up trash, and camp with my family and friends. The campgrounds are nice, stay fairly clean, and are easily accessible with a small creek crossing towards the back to access the last few sites. Prices are totally worth it. Sites are clean and level with lots of space that includes a picnic table and a burn ring (with grilling grate).
We love this camp site. It's not over crowded. The people that do come are super friendly. All the camp sites I have been to have been maintained really well. Everything is super clean. The waterfalls are nice. My 2 dogs do really well here. It's a great quiet place to recharge and reset.
This is the second year I have camped here. We love it. The campground was clean, and the vault toilet had just been cleaned. We were in the middle of the fire ban, but there was plenty of firewood available. I saw park rangers all three days I was there, and they were super friendly. This is definitely some of the best primitive camping I have found.
