Red Top Mountain SP

[spro2395]

Hi all,
We are thinking about a trip the red top mountain for spring break. Does anyone know what the elevation of the campground is ? Just curious.
Thanks.

[wbwood]

Yeah at that elevation, not much of a mountain...lol

My little town 35 miles outside of charlotte is at 937'....

[Retired_JSO]

Sites right inside the campground gate are pull through and near the dump station. They used to have a seafood buffet at the lodge Fri-Sat evenings.

[spro2395]

OK thanks for all the info. We made reservations in a couple of weeks! We got a site in the pull through section.
Joe

[love2rvcamp]

Wow, I must be so close that I just don't see the mountain. I know its called Red Top Mountain but I would not consider it to be in the mountains.

Its more up towards Lake Allatoona and not far from the hustle and bustle of Atlanta. If you are wanting mountains in Georgia head for Hiawassee or Helen area. Lots of campgrounds around there that are in the mountains.

Red Top is not a bad campground but wanted to set expectations of the "mountains".

[jaycocamprs]

spro2395 wrote:
How are the entrance road's leading to the park?

Not bad. Red Top Mountain

[spro2395]

How are the entrance road's leading to the park?

[magnusfide]

It's a nice SP campground. It sees a lot of use by Atlanta residents. Here's the GA ST Park page for Red Top with current info on closures, etc.
Red Top Mountain State Park

[RoyB]

GOOGLE says Elevation at the Red Top Mountain SP in Georgia is in range between 1080 and 1100 feet.

Roy Ken

[Johno02]

Highest point east of the Mississippi is only 6600 feet.

[spro2395]

Oh yes I should have said Georgia. They have pull through sites there and with the mountain name I wondered how high the campground was.

[Johno02]

last time we were there, the campsite was about 6' above the waterline... Actually, here is a link to a site that reports the peak at about 1100 feet. No nosebleed or thin air problems..
here is the link: Red top Mountain

[Horsedoc]

If you mean Georgia??.
About 900 ft. Depending on what part of the park you are in.