Triple Delight Falls lies on the north fork of England Camp Branch, a large tributary of Low Gap Creek in the Upper Chattahoochee River area. England Camp Branch splits into a north and south fork at 0.2 mile from Low Gap Creek, where Triple Delight Falls lies a short distance up the north fork while another waterfall can be seen on the south fork. 

True to its name, Triple Delight Falls features three distinct sections that drop a collective 50 feet. The lower tier is especially picturesque, a quadruple drop at a 15-foot ledge. The middle tier drops another 15 feet, splitting around a small island, whereas the upper tier is a free-fall of about 20 feet. There is no trail up the England Camp Branch valley. Triple Delight Falls is often visited as a bushwhack side trip along the way to Low Gap Creek Falls.

For detailed directions, see page 170 in Mark Ozboyd's "Waterfalls of Georgia" guidebook.