Lake Rabun Beach Campground & Recreation Area

Lake Rabun Beach Campground & Recreation Area Lake Rabun 80 Tent & RV sites, Hiking Trails, Swimming, Boating, Fishing (stocked), and Water Skiing You’ll be glad you did!

There are 80 tent and trailer campsites in this family-oriented setting. Lake Rabun is an 835 acre stocked lake and a great place to spend time fishing for Bass, Bream, Perch, Trout and Catfish. While you’re here, be sure to make the invigorating hike to Angel Falls.

Nothing makes us happier than hearing from a happy camper like you!
04/10/2026

Nothing makes us happier than hearing from a happy camper like you!

We love seeing your positive experiences shine through in your reviews!
03/13/2026

We love seeing your positive experiences shine through in your reviews!

Your words mean so much to us and keep us focused on what matters most!
02/10/2026

Your words mean so much to us and keep us focused on what matters most!

Don't worry, soon you'll be watching the sunset and listening to crickets at beautiful Lake Rabun Beach!
02/05/2026

Don't worry, soon you'll be watching the sunset and listening to crickets at beautiful Lake Rabun Beach!

Visitors like you make our work a true joy and privilege!
01/10/2026

Visitors like you make our work a true joy and privilege!

Thank you for exploring with us and sharing your wonderful feedback!
12/06/2025

Thank you for exploring with us and sharing your wonderful feedback!

Every glowing review fills us with joy and gratitude for our wonderful guests!
11/08/2025

Every glowing review fills us with joy and gratitude for our wonderful guests!

Your experience is the reason we are passionate about our work!
10/08/2025

Your experience is the reason we are passionate about our work!

Lake Rabun Beach is OPEN! :) FIND Outdoors is pleased to announce our sites will remain open throughout the Government S...
10/02/2025

Lake Rabun Beach is OPEN! :)

FIND Outdoors is pleased to announce our sites will remain open throughout the Government Shutdown. Come on by!

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You may have heard about the rich biodiversity that makes up the Southern Appalachian forests, but there’s also plenty b...
09/27/2025

You may have heard about the rich biodiversity that makes up the Southern Appalachian forests, but there’s also plenty beneath the water too!

Georgia ranks third in the nation for native freshwater fish biodiversity, just behind Tennessee and Alabama. Roughly 265 species are considered native to the state, with many representing endemic species, or those not found anywhere else in the world. The 5 described species are: the Ocmulgee shiner, Altamaha shiner, Chattahoochee sculpin, Etowah darter, and the Cherokee darter.

Not only are the species themselves in great variation, but the behaviors, life histories, color patterns, and other characteristics of each make Georgia’s freshwater fish unique and diverse.

While we can boast of our flora and fauna biodiversity, we must remember our role in conserving and protecting these ecosystems so we may continue to enjoy them, and so they may continue to thrive. Dozens of fish species in Georgia are imperiled, meaning their populations have decreased so dramatically that they’re on the verge of whole extinction. Factors like rapid urbanization, poor land use practices, chemical pollutants in the water, and above-ground practices are putting our freshwater ecosystems at great risk, and once we lose them, we may never get them back.

On your next fishing trip or kayak excursion to your favorite Georgia lake, remember to practice the principles of Leave No Trace. Every individual effort matters, and our freshwater ecosystems will benefit with your help!

Have you seen the Sweetbay Magnolia around? Be on the lookout for this flowering tree, as it may even have a couple butt...
09/05/2025

Have you seen the Sweetbay Magnolia around? Be on the lookout for this flowering tree, as it may even have a couple butterflies surrounding it.

We’re “leafing” tree facts on all our FIND sites! Branch out and collect them all.

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4726 Lake Rabun Road
Lakemont, GA
30552

Telephone

(706) 782-6798

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