Hours
| Sunday | 2:30–9 PM |
| Monday | Closed |
| Tuesday | Closed |
| Wednesday | Closed |
| Thursday | Closed |
| Friday | 2:30–9 PM |
| Saturday | 2:30–9 PM |
Address and Contact Information
Address: 1000 Robert E Lee Blvd, Stone Mountain, GA 30087
Phone: (800) 401-2407
Website: https://stonemountainpark.com/activity/dining/campfire-smokehouse/
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Reviews
Ugh, not good the fries sucked, my meat sucked and for 46.00 even just being there was not worth it!!!
Wish I could get a refund but Instead got educated NOT to eat there ever!
Let me start by saying: I love BBQ. I would eat brisket at a vegan yoga retreat if someone offered it to me. So when I saw Campfire Smokehouse, I thought, hey, how bad could it be?
Spoiler alert: BAD. Apocalyptically bad.
First, the smell. Imagine if a tire fire married a raccoon’s armpit and then invited burnt hair to the honeymoon. That’s the welcoming aroma. It hits you like a spiritual crisis.
We ordered the burger and pulled pork sandwich.
The burger was so salty and musty, I’m 90% sure it was soaked in a sweat solution for 48 hours. The pork had the texture of regret and tasted like they’d been seasoned with tears and old pennies.
For sides, we got “french fries.” I put that in quotes because it was clearly powdered potatoes packaged in some country far away, shipped to the US, then microwaved stateside. The baked beans were baked in the sense that they had seen heat once, briefly, and then been forgotten in the back of a fridge during the Bush administration.
Bonus points for atmosphere: the floors were sticky, but not from anything identifiable. We were the only ones in the joint. The coke machine was out of 1/3 of stuff somehow, but the place was clean.
To be fair, I didnt leave hungry. I left confused about how anyone can serve that tier of food. I would much prefer burgers and bbq from GA high school lunch. Seriously…..GA high school lunches are fine dining compared to this slop. I wasnt hungry, so mission accomplished.
Furthermore, this (along with a few $500+ fine dining experiences) will be one of the most memorable meals of my life. Ironic, right?
By the end, I wasn’t sure if I’d eaten food or survived a curse.
Would I recommend it?
Yes. But only to people I deeply resent.