We are a 73 Acre campground, family owned and operated since 1973, we hope your time with us will be both relaxing and enjoyable.

We are The Best Kept Secret in North Georgia!

About Diamond Lure Lake

The centerpiece of Diamond Lure Campground & RV Resort is our beautiful 15-acre private lake, a peaceful and scenic spot that has been drawing campers and anglers for generations. Created in 1971 during the initial development of the campground, the lake was part of the founding vision to create a serene, family-friendly retreat where nature and recreation meet.

Fed by a natural mountain stream and underground spring, the lake stays clear, cool, and full year-round. At its deepest point, the lake reaches an impressive 33 feet, making it ideal for swimming, fishing, and relaxing by the water’s edge.

Fishing & Wildlife

Our lake is well-stocked with a variety of fish, including:

• Largemouth Bass
• Channel Catfish
• Bream (Bluegill)
• Grass Carp – some of the biggest you’ll see anywhere!

Fishing is catch-and-release only, so every cast helps preserve the fun for others. Whether you’re an experienced angler or just introducing your kids to the joy of fishing, you’ll find our lake offers a rewarding experience in a calm and natural setting.

A Lake with Purpose

Beyond recreation, the lake serves as a gathering place for campers to enjoy swimming, lakeside games, and quiet moments on the dock. Surrounded by trees and wildlife, it’s a favorite spot for both peaceful reflection and outdoor adventure.

Hiking Trails at Diamond Lure

At Diamond Lure Campground & RV Resort, our hiking trails are more than just a way to stretch your legs—they're a gateway to experiencing the natural beauty and peacefulness of the North Georgia mountains. Winding through wooded areas, across small bridges, and around scenic overlooks, our trails are perfect for morning strolls, nature walks, or quiet afternoon adventures.

Trail Features

Our trails offer a mix of easy-to-moderate terrain, making them accessible to most campers, whether you're hiking solo, with friends, or bringing the whole family. Along the way, you might spot deer, squirrels, birds, and other native wildlife that call this area home. The trails are also a great place to reconnect with nature, enjoy the fresh mountain air, and take in the sounds of the forest. Some highlights include:

• Fern Gully Trail – A lush, shaded path perfect for quiet walks and nature photos
• Stream Crossings & Wooden Footbridges – Charming features that make the trail fun and family-friendly
• Easy Access from Campsites – No need to drive—just step out and hit the trail!
  

⚠ Wildlife Awareness

While wildlife sightings are typically safe and awe-inspiring, it’s good to remember that you’re hiking in the North Georgia mountains, where encounters with animals such as deer, wild turkeys, or even the occasional bear are possible. Stay calm, give wildlife plenty of space, and enjoy the rare opportunity to observe nature in its natural habitat.

Pro tip: Always wear proper footwear, bring water, and take your time—these trails are made for enjoying, not rushing.