Tumbling Creek Campground

Awesome place to spend time in nature. Has about 8 campsites and 2 or 3 that could accommodate a class B or C. I wouldn't hazzard a class A. Had to drive my class C under a tree, but made it. Free and not maintained and no utilities. No cell service for me, but did get service continuing up the road to the top of the mountain....or near. No lakes here, just a creek. Wasn't too trashy, I did pick up 3 Walmart bags of trash and hauled out. Always leave your campsite cleaner than you found it!!

A beautiful camp ground out in the middle of no where. About 25 mins outside of McCaysville, GA. Road would be bumpy for a car and many trees were down, but accessible. No bathroom or amenities, only what you bring. And don't be a pig! Pack out what you bring in!

Absolutely evey inch of the Cohutta Wilderness is fantastic to me. Tumbling creek campground is really back in out of the way, right on the creek which turns into Ocoee #3 at the end of the campground road with a small boat ramp.

It was quiet and best of all free camping! Had a whippoorwill wake us up in the morning. Sounds of the creek were peaceful at night. Is a gravel road to get back to campgrounds. I had no issues with my car. Some widow maker's that were a little nerve racking. I'll definitely be coming back. There's no electric hook ups or restrooms.

Great Free Camping in the Cherokee National Forest. Stayed 14 days and watched the amazing Fall Colors Change. Will Return in The Spring