Bald Ridge Creek Campground

About this campground

The longest RV maximum Recreation.gov lists at Bald Ridge Creek Campground is 109 ft, on 1 site; the longest trailer maximum is 109 ft, on 1 site. 78 of the 82 sites fit a 30 ft trailer and 69 fit a 35 ft RV; 82 sites list an RV maximum and 82 list a trailer maximum. Lengths that are not listed are shown as "Not listed" and are never estimated.

The site table lists every Bald Ridge Creek site with its max RV length, max trailer length, driveway entry, surface, hookups, and a rig filter to narrow the list. Of the 82 sites, 11 are pull-through and 71 are back-in, with none listed as parallel, and there are no tent-only sites. Each row links to its site on Recreation.gov, where the site can be checked and booked.

Bald Ridge Creek is managed by the U.S. Army Corps of Engineers and is part of the Lake Lanier area. The campground has water and electric hookups on every RV and trailer site. Check-in is at 3:00 PM and check-out is at 1:00 PM, with a maximum of 8 people and 3 vehicles per site on most sites. To compare other campgrounds in the area, see Lake Lanier campgrounds compared, and to check a rig against a site, use the fit checker.

About the loops

Campground facts

Managed by

U.S. Army Corps of Engineers

Sites with a listed RV max

82 of 82

Sites with a listed trailer max

82 of 82

Pull-through / back-in / parallel

11 / 71 / 0

Electric hookup sites

82

Water hookup sites

82

Driveway surface

Paved

Check-in / check-out

3:00 PM / 1:00 PM

Max people per site (most sites)

8

Max vehicles per site (most sites)

3

Reservations handled by

Reservations and opening dates for this Army Corps of Engineers campground are handled by Forsyth County Parks and Rec, co-managing with Lake Sidney Lanier, according to the notice on its Recreation.gov page.

Nearby campgrounds

• Sawnee Campground 60 sites
• Old Federal Campground 84 sites
• Bolding Mill Campground 97 sites
• Duckett Mill Campground 111 sites
• Toto Creek Campground 9 sites, tent only (on Recreation.gov)