Moccasin Creek State Park
Georgia’s Mountain Trout Fishing Paradise
Moccasin Creek State Park sits on the western shore of Lake Burton (2,800 acres) in Georgia’s mountainous northeast corner. Adjacent to the Burton Fish Hatchery, it’s one of the state’s premier trout fishing destinations.
Flat, Accessible Camping
Despite the mountain location, the campground is remarkably flat–perfect for RVs, children’s bikes, and wheelchair access.
| Feature | Details |
|---|---|
| Total Sites | 48-53 tent/RV sites |
| Hookups | Water & electric |
| Amenities | Fire rings, showers, WiFi |
| Season | Year-round |
| Pets | Welcome |
Trout Stocking & Special Fishing
A section of Moccasin Creek is reserved for seniors (65+), children (11 and under), and disabled license holders. Catchable rainbow and brown trout are regularly stocked from spring through fall.
Lake Burton supports bass, perch, catfish, and trophy brown trout. An accessible fishing pier makes shore fishing easy.
📋 License Required: Georgia fishing license + trout license for ages 16+. Trout license not needed for catch-and-release in impounded park waters.
Who can fish in the special trout section?
The stocked section of Moccasin Creek is designated for seniors 65+, children 11 and under, and holders of Georgia disability fishing licenses. All others can fish upstream under general trout regulations.
Is the park accessible?
Yes! The campground is notably flat and easily navigable. An accessible fishing pier is also available.
