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U.S. Army Corps of Engineers - Doll Mountain Campground

4.7(248 ratings)
Oakman Oakman Road Northeast, Ranger, Georgia, 30734, United States

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About

The RV dump station is located on the right side when entering the campground and on the left side when exiting. It is specifically designed to be used when leaving the campground. The elevation, entry pipe, and clean-up water pressure are all in excellent operating order. There is rinse water available, but it is non-potable. To get to the dump station from Atlanta, you need to take I-75 North to Exit 293. Then, take Highway 411 North to Highway 136 and turn right. Follow Highway 136 until you reach Highway 382, then turn left. Look for signs to the campground. The access road, Doll Mountain Road, is directly across from the volunteer fire station.

Amenities & Services

Water

Rinse Water Available (Non-Potable)

Amenities

Wheelchair Accessible

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  • RV dump station is on the Right side going in, and the Left side going out of the campground; designed to be used when going out of the campground; elevation, entry pipe, and clean-up water pressure in excellent operating order

    F970D2F2-0C11-410C-8CCE-F6DEA8F1E4AA · 10 years ago

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4.7 from 248 ratings

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