Chattahoochee Old Town Park, formerly named Brush Creek Park, is a wonderfully scenic setting in which to spend a month or two camping and fishing along the banks of the Chattahoochee River. This park is home to a pair of bald eagles which raise young there each year. The grounds are also the location of historic Indian mounds and the Lower Creek Trading Path, a Native American trade route dating back thousands of years. Take a stroll along the park’s five-mile nature trail and pass by Civil War era graves and Native American relics.

Park Amenities

Basketball court
Boat ramp
Camping
Grills
Hiking
Multi-use ball field

Pavilion
Picnic tables
Playground
Restrooms
Water fountains

Operating Hours

Open spring through fall from 7 a.m. to 10 p.m.

Rates

Admission: $5 per vehicle
Primitive campsites: $15 per night
30-amp campsites: $25 per night
50-amp campsites: $25 per night
30-amp campsites: $275 per month
50-amp campsites: $275 per month
Reservable pavilion: $50 (6 tables)