Beautiful campground and lovely owners! We thoroughly…read moreenjoyed our vacation here. They saved our vacation. We had a bad experience at a nearby campground in Fort Payne. We decided to move here instead of going home early. Thank goodness we did. We had a great time relaxing at the campground and engaging in nearby activities. I cannot speak highly enough about the owners. They were so friendly and accommodating! I didn't want to leave and I would definitely go back

From the owner: A place to stop, slow down and reflectread more

Beautiful and informative. They even have a small gift shop. Make sure to watch the short movie…read moreabout the canyon.

One of the best visitor centers we have been too. The staff is so nice and informative. They told…read moreus the best trails for kids and the gift shop is really nice as well.

Great state park. Excellent camping! Very clean and staff was great. There are some great hiking…read moretrails. If you are hiking to the falls, be aware when you climb down all those stairs, you have to climb up them to get back to the rim. The west Rim trail is great as well, not quite as strenuous as the tail to the falls.

So many great trails to choose from here! There are some that aren't super advanced and have a…read morequick route and others that might take you several hours.

Excellent park Lots of trails for every level of ability,…read morebike trails too. The primitive camp area is really nice. Good improved area as well. I'll be staying in the lodge for the end of my trip but the restaurant is good. Country store has all your gear and poughy bait, ice and fire wood. There's zip lining on site and watching a group go it's really fun. The staff is very friendly and helpful. Compared to some of the national parks I've visited, this is much nicer. Really glad I can't up here for the week to unwind.

Lots of waterfalls to see and trails to hike in the area. The park is clean, and their sites are…read morediscos and long pull throughs (#52), but their WiFi is virtually non existent! This hampered our enjoyment considerably because it was difficult planning our days to research the area for things to do. We had to make 2-3 daily trips to the office to connect to WiFi. If I parked even 100' away from the office there was no service. And don't expect GPS accuracy. We often went into town about 8 miles away, but we were detoured a few times in the wrong direction trying to make our way back to the park - not the parks fault. If you have a mobile router, you will be fine and be able to enjoy all that Lookout Mountain has to offer.

This is one of the coolest parks I have ever been to! There's a lot of Good trails and great levels…read morefor beginners to expert. There is a famous obstacle called boat ramp that is a very hard obstacle to make it up. You can spend a weekend here and never hit the same trail twice. ROCKSTARGARAGE on YouTube did a great video on the park, check it out.

Another great GA State Park. The camping facilities are fantastic! There are a variety of hiking…read moretrails available with a variety of different difficulty. Great Lakes for fishing.

I came to Sloppy Floyd State Park expecting a peaceful day of scenic views, childhood nostalgia,…read morefamily memories, and wholesome outdoor recreation. What I got was all of that plus a biological weapons incident in the men's restroom. The hike up the wooded hill was lovely. Trees? Beautiful. Scenery? Gorgeous. Birds? Probably having a fantastic day. I made my way inside the facilities, and within approximately three seconds my eyes began watering and my nose started filing a formal complaint. The combination of B.O. and B.M. was so powerful that I'm fairly certain the air itself had become a solid. Thankfully, the bathroom was actually pretty decent once I got past the atmospheric conditions. The stall was mostly clean. There was plenty of toilet paper. The toilet itself performed admirably. The real problem is that there appears to be zero ventilation whatsoever. Whatever smells previous visitors leave behind simply remain there, marinating beneath the fluorescent lights like some kind of Appalachian sourdough starter. And here's the kicker, I walked back outside, inhaled deeply, and thought I was finally safe. Then the wind changed direction. The exact same smell came floating through the trees and followed me back down the trail. Despite this, I still love the park. It's beautiful, nostalgic, and a great place for families. The kids were playing, the scenery was peaceful, and the whole place reminded me of childhood weekends spent outdoors. I just have one modest suggestion for park management: Please install a plug-in air freshener or two.

nice clean spot. very friendly folks, loads of pull through spots gravel spots, we took a shuttle…read morefrom the campground over to the caverns for great evening of music recommended highly. this would be a great place for airstream rally

This is a getaway if you really want one. There is nothing but nature surrounding you. They have…read moreseveral lakes and you can fish there too. There is a big cabin in the back of the property and lots of trails. Nice shade trees and flowing fields of green. The place has a bath house the is kept neat and tidy. Everything everywhere was neat and clean. Sunshine at the front reception had a very bubbly and helpful personality. There are several different things to do while you are here. I liked exploring the woods that led to a small waterfall . It smelled so fresh and new because of all the greenery. I felt so far from civilization but wasn't. It was only about $40 a day with water and power hook up. You can get a sewer hookup for $10 more but the dump station is free down the path not too far from the campsites. I am looking forward to returning here. I love the peacefulness and tranquility of the place. I just wish I could of jumped in the lake for a swim but I don't think that is allowed. The stream in the woods was very cool and refreshing though. I love this place!

So this was my second time coming here, after coming up with friends two weeks ago and having a…read moreblast. This place is certainly up in the middle of nowhere Blue Ridge but worth the trip. You'll find deeper water here and less spots to get stuck. There is a huge grassy parking lot across the street from the ticket office, with an underpass (walkway under the highway) to safely cross. The only issue with the grassy field is the amount of flies and bugs over in it, so I'd suggest doing all your pre-tubing stuff in the tubing parking lot (sunscreen application, changing, etc). This place is an actual campground for RVs, Campers and tents. It's actually pretty nice, if you're looking to camp. Plus, you have a tubing place onsite! They have two types of tubes: ones with a hole so your butt gets wet and ones with a hole and cover at the bottom (no wet butt). They also have kayaks available, which might be something I get next time. The life jackets are required for each person but you can use them to anchor each persons tube to another tube. Cost was super cheap (I think it was $8 a person?). The drop in is easy and it's about a 2 hour tubing trip. Very scenic, cleaner water than you'll find closer to Atlanta, deeper, colder and less spots to get stuck. They have a pickup spot just before a bridge on the left hand side of the river, with short buses running about every 15 minutes or so. There is no alcohol or coolers allowed, or cans/bottles allowed on the river. You can bring a 32oz container with a "drink" in it. Yes, genius, loophole. My recommendation is to bring a dry sack with you and attach it to your tube ... you can put sunscreen, change of clothes, etc . The river water is very cold and can keep your "drink" cold. I had a blast both times! Be very weary of huge rocks you can't see in the river where the rapids are. They can certainly cut up your legs and also hurt your butt if you have it in the water during the faster rapids. Will certainly recommend this spot to others and come back. Wish it were a little closer!

We went tubing here while on vacation, it was the second time and it was amazing. It's easy to get…read moreto, park, and launch in the river. People are extremely friendly. Will definitely be returning on our next trip!

It's a nice little campground, not a far drive from Noccalula falls and lots of local thrift…read morestores. We did enjoy tubing, but we bought our own from Walmart for much cheaper and since we were staying here, it was free and we just signed a waver. Beware of snakes though, there's a lot of them! We got floats with netted bottoms to keep them from trying to take a ride with us. Fishing was far more enjoyable. We caught catfish, alligator gar, sheepshead, little bass, and more. Use small tackle and don't expect a fish fry!

Do not recommend bringing your children here until they fix there playground. As much money as they…read morebring in they can afford decent playground stuff here. Son got cut on the seesaw. The building near the playground is going to fall any day. There's no maintenance kept up on anything. The slide literally fell, the picnic tables was almost down the hill. The grass is grown up in areas around the playground and everywhere else. This place has potential but there's not love here unfortunately. I hope they take reviews seriously but considering looking at the other reviews it's the same as it always has been and they changed nothing sadly.