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The Best Camping in Georgia, From Stone Mountain to Savannah

By Ariel Felton

Camping in Georgia—whether you're headed for the swamps or mountaintops—offers a break from everyday life amid picturesque landscapes. That's what Atlanta residents Christian Ahmed and Casey Budd were looking for when they started  Connected Camping , an overnight outdoor wellness experience for fellow nature lovers like themselves. 

“Even before the pandemic, it was really hard for people to find time to just slow down and nourish themselves,” says Ahmed. Adds Budd, “I've always had a love for nature and outdoors and wanted to experience what it feels like to connect on a different level outside.”

Connected Camping, now in its fourth year and open to the public, brings participants together to sleep in tents, build a campfire, share meals together, and do breath work exercises. It's just one of the ways Georgians are getting outdoors, but it's no doubt part of a growing interest in enjoying public lands and spending time outside. 

We tapped Budd and Ahmed, who have camped extensively throughout the state, to tell us about their favorite Georgia campsites. From state parks with RV campsites, to upscale camps with yurts for rent, there's something on every end of the spectrum here—all across the state of Georgia. Below, the 10 best spots to go camping Georgia.

Camping at Providence Canyon State Park is for those who prefer to rough it. 

Providence Canyon State Park

Stalwart County

Sometimes referred to as Georgia’s Little Grand Canyon, Providence Canyon State Park ’s most notable features are the massive gullies that expose patterns of red, orange, and white sand. The entirety of the park stretches over 1,000 acres and the  gullies, as deep as 150 feet, were caused by poor farming techniques in the 1800s. Seasoned hikers will enjoy the strenuous trek to the canyon’s backcountry campsites , while the three pioneer campsites sit closer to picnic areas. You can explore the depths of the canyons up close by taking the Canyon Loop trail, or see views of the top of the canyons from the rim trail. There are no cabins or RV stations here—Providence Canyon State Park is ideal for those who prefer to rough it.

Want more park inspiration? Read about the best national parks in Georgia.  

Pitch a tent—or park your RV—at Don Carter State Park for water activities like boating, fishing, and waterskiing. 

Don Carter State Park

Hall County

This north Georgia park is home to the meeting place of the Chattahoochee River and Lake Lanier, making it the perfect stop for fans of the water. Boating, fishing, and waterskiing are all permitted here. Plus, Don Carter State Park offers a wide range of camping options across a range of budgets: two bedroom cabins off the lake ($225 per night), RV parking ($38 per night), and primitive sites with tents and hammocks ($25 per night). This park is popular, especially during the summer, so book at least two months in advance.

Stone Mountain Park, with its iconic dome-shaped mountain, is one of the most popular places to camp in Georgia. 

Stone Mountain Park Campground

DeKalb County

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Stone Mountain Park gets its name from the 800-foot dome-shaped mountain at its center. The park spans 3,200 acres and is one of the most popular destinations in Georgia. Visitors can rent or bring their own RV, or choose one of the site’s yurts ($130) or safari tents ($75). 

Between the park’s  seasonal festivals and outdoor recreation, there’s a lot to see and do. Campers can catch a firework show on the Fourth of July and Labor Day weekend, see life-size dinosaur replicas, or take a boat out on Stone Mountain Lake. If you forget anything at home? Just stop by Stone Mountain’s General Store.

Red Top Mountain State Park has mountaintop views and a 12,000-acres reservoir for water sports. 

Red Top Mountain State Park

Bartow County

The biggest draw to Red Top Mountain State Park is Allatoona Lake, a reservoir that spans more than 12,000 acres with plenty of room for water sports, fishing, and swimming, surrounding the large wooded peninsula constituting the park. There, you’ll find 15 miles of trails, including a paved trail suitable for wheelchairs and strollers. Red Top Mountain, once an important mining area, was named for the soil’s rich color caused by high iron-ore content. The lodging options range from yurts ($115 per night) to RV and trailer camps ($45 per night) to two bedroom cottages ($225 per night).

Cloudland Canyon State Park has waterfalls and sweeping forest views. 

Cloudland Canyon State Park

Rising Fawn

Both Ahmed and Budd say that Cloudland Canyon State Park , in Rising Fawn, Georgia, is on their bucket list of campsites. “The pictures are beautiful,” said Budd. “All those waterfalls!” It’s true: at Cloudland Canyon, there’s a spectacular view in every direction. From sandstone cliffs and waterfalls to dense forests with deer and Red Tail hawks, the opportunity for nature photography is abundant. The park’s Waterfalls Trail is considered strenuous—a 1.8 mile round trip with 600 stairsteps one way—but worth it for the views of Cherokee and Hemlock falls. Cloudland Canyon State Park has over 70 campsites for tents and RVs.\

You don't have to stray far from home for an adventure—Skidaway Island State Park has maritime forests and salt marshes just 15 minutes from Savannah. 

Skidaway Island State Park

Located 15 minutes from coastal Savannah , Skidaway Island State Park is part of Georgia’s Intracoastal Waterway. Instead of sandy beaches, picture miles of walking trails through maritime forests and salt marshes. The campground is situated between live oaks and under a canopy of Spanish moss, offering more than 80 campsites for tents, trailers, and RVs. There’s plenty to do at Skidaway: don’t leave without visiting the boardwalk and observation tower, and kids will enjoy the interpretive center, where they’ll find a reptile room, birding books, and a 20-foot replica of a giant ground sloth. 

For peace and quiet, head to Okefenokee National Wildlife Refuge for camping via canoe. 

Okefenokee National Wildlife Refuge

Okefenokee National Wildlife Refuge stretches across 353,981 acres, a unique ecosystem that is home to hundreds of different species of plants and animals, some endangered. With nothing but wildlife for miles, Okefenokee offers one of the most peaceful and quiet campsites in Georgia. The refuge has seven overnight shelters as well as two islands in the swamp interior that you can reach by canoe to pitch your tent. Fun fact: there are approximately 15,000 alligators living in the Okefenokee Swamp.

With easy access from Atlanta, Brook’s Lake is a nice beginner's campsite with bathrooms, tent rentals, and walking trails.

Brook’s Lake

Connected Camping is currently holding retreats at  Brook’s Lake , found just 25 miles east of Atlanta. The 50-acre lake is surrounded by grassy plains perfect for camping and the site offers both RV parking and tent rentals, plus there’s a walking trail on the property. 

“It’s one of our favorite locations because of how diverse the land is,” says Ahmed. “Both sunset and sunrise over this huge lake are beautiful, and the owner of the property is so welcoming to groups.” Budd says it's also nice and approachable for beginners. “You don’t have to go too far from the city, there are bathrooms. It’s not scary camping!”

Get the benefits of camping without literally sleeping outside at Kaluna Farm Retreat. 

Kaluna Farm Retreat

Talking Rock

Kaluna Farm Retreat is a 92-acre family owned property in the North Georgia Blue Ridge foothills. Forest covers most of the land, but visitors will also find an orchid, several open fields, and a fresh, mountain spring. Budd camped here in 2020 and says she appreciated the range of eclectic lodging options, including a wooden yurt with a sky dome, a tree house, and an 1800s log cabin, all between $95-125 per night. Kaluna Farm Retreat is ideal for travelers who want to connect with nature without actually sleeping outside.

Looking for an adrenaline rush? Head to Tallulah Gorge State Park, where you can walk a suspension bridge or rock climb before crawling into your tent. 

Tallulah Gorge State Park

Tallulah Falls

Tallulah Gorge State Park is a park for adventure seekers. Tallulah Gorge is two miles long and nearly 1,000 feet deep, making it popular among rock climbers . There are also over 20 miles of trails, including a 2.5 mile trail on the rocky gorge floor—and a suspension bridge sways overhead, offering great views of the six different waterfalls found in the park. Ahmed says Tallulah Gorge is perfect for anyone who wants a quick excursion to “one of the most beautiful places in Georgia.” Hot tip: Views at Tallulah Gorge State Park are particularly scenic during fall when the leaves start to change color.

At Hostel in the Forest, “camping” can mean anything from pitching a tent to staying in a tree house. 

Hostel in the Forest

For a unique camping experience, Ahmed suggests  Hostel in the Forest , a commune style campsite found two miles off Hwy 95 in Brunswick. The hostel, started in 1975, offers treehouses, two-story bunkhouses, and common areas spread over 140 acres of forests and wetlands. “You can get as raw as you want to,” Ahmed says. “If you want the luxury of a tree house or if you actually want to camp at one of the lakes, you can.” The Hostel requires a $10 lifetime membership fee, but the cost for adults is just $40 per night. The site bills itself as “a spiritual retreat center and educational facility,” complete with optional wellness workshops and events such as mindfulness sessions, drum circles, and acoustic concerts included in the price. Everyone staying at the hostel is asked to help out by doing a daily chore, such as working in the gardens, feeding the chickens, or sweeping common areas. Consider this your community-based camping experience. 

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The 20 Best Campgrounds in Georgia to Visit

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[Updated December 30, 2023] As a kid growing up in a lower-middle class family in North Georgia, camping   and hiking  in the Blue Ridge Mountains were our primary travel adventures. 

From a multi-day trek on the Appalachian Trail in Georgia and a memorable school trip to the Okefenokee Swamp to family getaways in Cloudland Canyon, these trips instilled my deep love of nature and wildlife . 

North Georgia was my primary stomping grounds, but there are 40+ Georgia State Parks that offer camping in tents, RVs, and/or yurts, with 84,000 acres of wilderness to explore. 

And that doesn’t include the countless Georgia camping options connected to the Chattahoochee National Forest , Cohutta Wilderness, Corps of Engineers, and privately-owned  campgrounds .

There are even some cool campgrounds in metro Atlanta , which offer a tranquil escape to nature without leaving a city of 6+ million people! 

Read on for our in-depth guide to the 20 best campgrounds in Georgia, including an overview of available campsites, campground amenities, and things to do nearby.

READ MORE: The 10 Best National Parks in Georgia to Visit

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Best Campgrounds in Georgia Guide

(Arranged Geographically)

• Amicalola Falls State Park & Lodge
• Black Rock Mountain State Park Campground
• Cloudland Canyon State Park Campground
• Fort Mountain State Park
• Lake Conasauga Campground
• Moccasin Creek State Park
• Tallulah Gorge State Park
• Vogel State Park Campground
• Don Carter State Park
• Fort Yargo State Park
• Panola Mountain State Park Campground
• Red Top Mountain State Park
• Stone Mountain Park Campground
• Rivers End Campground and RV Park
• Skidway Island State Park
• Dames Ferry Park
• Forsyth KOA Journey
• Okefenokee National Wildlife Refugee
• Sea Camp Campground
• Tifton KOA Journey

READ MORE: Top 20 Things to Do in the Blue Ridge Mountains of Georgia

Campgrounds in North Georgia

1. Amicalola Falls State Park & Lodge

Amicalola Falls Road, Dawsonville GA • (706) 344-1500 •  Official Website

Encased in the Chattahoochee National Forest and just 8 miles from the Appalachian Trail , Amicalola Falls State Park has tons of recreation opportunities to go along with its breathtaking 729-foot North Georgia waterfall .

It also has some of the best camping in Georgia. 

The campground at Amicalola Falls sits atop a steep incline, with easy sites for RVs to pull or back into. All Amicalola campsites are equipped with a tent pad, water, power, a table, and a fire pit with a grill.  

They also have a newly renovated comfort station and laundry room, as well as ADA-accessible restrooms and showers, and paved walking paths in the campgrounds .

In addition to RV and tent camping, the park also has glamping sites, a 57-room resort -like lodge, as well one-, two-, and three-bedroom cabins for rent.

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2. Black Rock Mountain State Park Campground

3085 Black Rock Mountain Parkway, Clayton GA • (800) 864-7275 • Official Website

The  Black Rock Mountain State Park Campground is one of our favorite options for anyone hoping to experience North Georgia camping at its finest. 

With an altitude of 3,640 feet, this is the highest state park in Georgia, located near the heart of Downtown  Clayton GA .

This park offers an abundance of activities, including hiking trails , fishing Black Rock Lake, and an excellent Appalachian Mountains  living history attraction, the Firefox Museum. 

For a classic North Georgia Campgrounds experience, they offer 44 trailer, RV, and tent campsites and 12 walk-in campsites. Each drive-in site includes a picnic table, grill, fire ring, and electricity hookups. 

There’s also a pioneer campground that can accommodate up to 50 people in  four Adirondack-style buildings with bunks, shower facilities, electricity, a grill, and picnic tables . 

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3. Cloudland Canyon State Park Campground

122 Cloudland Canyon Park Road, Rising Fawn GA • (800) 864-7275 • Official Website

Offering over 3,500 acres of dynamic terrain to explore, Cloudland Canyon State Park has stunning scenic views and another one of our favorite North GA campgrounds.

With sandstone cliffs, caves , 1,000-foot-deep canyons, and woodlands, this Northwest Georgia park has endless opportunities for adventure. 

There are several different camping options available, including 72 drive-up campsites, 30 walk-in sites, 10 yurts, cabins , pioneer campsites, and  backcountry campsites .

All drive-up campsites for RVs, trailers, and tents have water and electricity hookups, picnic tables, grills, and fire rings. Walk-in sites have no electricity, but they do have water, restrooms, and showers.  

Cloudland Canyon offers lots of fun things to do, including waterfalls , hiking trails, horseback riding trails, mountain biking trails, a disc gold course, and fishing opportunities.

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4. Fort Mountain State Park

181 Fort Mountain Park Road, Chatsworth GA • (800) 864-7275 • Official Website

With the sheer number of Georgia campgrounds , it can be difficult to decide which ones are worth exploring.

But  Fort Mountain State Park  near Ellijay GA is a must-see, especially when the fall colors in Georgia are peaking. 

The park has 70 tent, trailer, and RV campsites to choose from, all with electricity and water hookups. Each of these sites also has a fire ring, grill, and a picnic table that guests are welcome to use. 

There are also 4 walk-in campsites, 3 pioneer campsites, 4 backcountry campsites, and 6 platform campsites. They also 15 spacious  cottages , which are fully furnished with kitchen appliances and AC/heat. 

Fishing , kayaking , canoeing, hiking , and mountain biking are just a few of the fun activities that can be enjoyed at this state park. And don’t miss the historic CCC Tower at the top of Fort Mountain!

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5. Lake Conasauga Campground 

Conasauga Lake Rd, Chatsworth GA • (706) 695-6737 • Official Website

Located in the Chattahoochee National Forest just west of Ellijay , beautiful Lake Conasauga is home to one of the best campgrounds in GA. 

At 3,150 feet above sea level, Lake Conasauga is the highest of the  lakes in North Georgia’s mountains .  

Visitors can enjoy activities, such as swimming, kayaking , and fishing for bluegill, trout, and bass. But note that o nly non-motorized boats are welcome on Lake Conasauga.

Located near Grassy Mountain, their campgrounds make a great base for exploring the Cohutta Wilderness. A ll 31 campsites here include picnic tables, a grill, and lantern posts.

The costs for camping at Lake Conasauga are only $15 a night. But the North GA campground is available by reservation only, so be sure to call before you arrive!

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6. Moccasin Creek State Park 

3655 Highway 197, Clarkesville GA • (706) 947-3194 •  Official Website

Moccasin Creek State Park is located in the mountains near Clayton GA , on the shores of the 2,800-acre Lake Burton. The small park is just 32 acres, offering GA camping adventures centered around water-based recreation.

Park amenities include a picnic shelter, boat dock/ramp, ADA-accessible fishing pier, wildlife observation tower, and a playground. It’s also near several other state parks , such as Black Rock Mountain and Tallulah Gorge.

Despite its diminutive size, Moccasin Creek ranks among the best camping spots in Georgia in terms of natural beauty. It has 53 tent, trailer, and RV campsites, and the campground has a shower block, laundry facility, and a trading post.

The primary activities in the park are fishing (the creek and lake are stocked regularly), boating, hiking, kayaking (rentals available), and picnicking.

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7. Tallulah Gorge State Park

338 Jane Hurt Yarn Drive, Tallulah Falls GA • (706) 754-7979 • Official Website

Despite having mostly strenuous hiking trails, Tallulah Gorge State Park is one of the busier state parks in Georgia .

The two-mile long, (nearly) 1000-foot deep canyon is just too beautiful to miss. There’s also multiple waterfalls , and a 63-acre lake with a sandy beach to boot.

These attractions make this one of the most popular campgrounds in GA, with just 52 campsites. Tent, trailer and RV sites are all available, but campers should make reservations well in advance.

There’s also a pioneer campground and a handful of backcountry campsites that won’t have all of the modern amenities of most campsites in Georgia.

Activities in the park include rock climbing, hiking, biking, paddling, swimming, picnicking, geocaching, and tennis. There’s also a suspension bridge that offers great views of the gorge and waterfalls .

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8. Vogel State Park Campground

405 Vogel State Park Road, Blairsville, GA • (706) 745-2628 • Official Website

One of the oldest state parks in GA, Vogel State Park in Blairsville is widely considered one of the best options if you’re looking to go camping in Georgia. 

There are 90 different campsites for tents, RVs, and trailers, all with water and electric hookups, picnic tables, fire rings, and gravel pads. 

For those seeking a bit for more comfort, there are 34 Vogel State Park  cabins for rent, with options ranging from one to two bedrooms. Many of the cabins offer stunning views of Lake Trahlyta.

There’s also a pioneer campground that can accommodate up to 50 people. 

Vogel State Park has myriad activities for visitors to enjoy, including visiting Trahlyta Falls, swimming , kayaking, fishing, and exploring 17 miles of the best hiking trails in North Georgia .

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Campgrounds Near Atlanta GA

9. Don Carter State Park

5000 North Browning Bridge Road, Gainesville GA • (800) 864-7275 • Official Website

The first Georgia state park on Lake Lanier, Don Carter State Park makes for a fun day trip from Atlanta . 

With 38,000 acres open for exploring, Lake Lanier is one of the largest lakes in Georgia, offering water-based activities such as swimming, sailing, kayaking, and fishing.

Visitors can also explore 14.5 miles of hiking trails , as well as renting boats or jet skis from one of the 11 public marinas on the lake.

The Don Carter State Park campgrounds include 44 different tent, RV, and trailer campsites, each with electricity and water hookups, picnic tables, grills, and fire rings.

There are also 14 primitive tent campsites available here,  as well as 8 two-bedroom rental cabins . 

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10. Fort Yargo State Park

210 South Broad Street, Winder GA • (800) 864-7275 • Official Website

Equally convenient to Atlanta and Athens, Fort Yargo State Park is accessible via GA Route 81. This 1,800-acre park has a nearly 300-acre lake with a public beach.

The park features a log fort built in 1792 to protect European settlers from the native Creek and Cherokee . Today Fort Yargo is a mecca of recreation, with over 20 miles of Georgia hiking trails , a disc golf course, fishing, boating, and mountain biking.

They have 17 cottages and 6 yurts for rent, as well as a 47-site campground, 12 walk-in campsites, and a pioneer campground.

Their beach pavilion can seat 150, group shelters hold up to 100, and the event room can handle 62 people. So, in addition to being one of the best places to camp in Georgia, Fort Yargo is also a popular spot for weddings and private events. 

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11. Panola Mountain State Park Campground

2620 Highway 155 SW, Stockbridge GA • (770) 389-7801 • Official Website  

Located less than 20 miles from the heart of Atlanta , the 1,635-acre Panola Mountain State Park is relatively small, but beautiful, with scenic views that seem to stretch for miles.

Visitors to the park can enjoy all sorts of fun activities, including an archery range, playground, fishing, hiking trails , and more. 

Panola Mountain has a total of 5 hike-in primitive campsites with picnic tables to choose from, all of which are  located by Scout Lake and offer fire pits and fantastic views.

Note that there are no drive-up campsites available here, meaning there’s no electrical or water hookups, nor is there any plumbing. 

So we recommend that only more experienced campers should consider camping at Panola Mountain State Park, and make sure to bring all your essential gear!

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12. Red Top Mountain State Park

50 Lodge Road SE, Acworth GA • (800) 864-7275 • Official Website

Red Top Mountain State Park is located on beautiful Lake Allatoona, where our family has kept our pontoon boat docked for 13+ years now

I’ve spent more time  camping  here than anywhere else, because it’s one of my favorite lakes in Georgia.  

The campgrounds  offer 93 different trailer, tent, and RV campsites to choose from, with most of them having water and electricity hookups.

Their pioneer campsite is also great for tent camping , with a water spigot, three picnic tables, direct access to the lake , and a fire ring. 

They also have yurts that can accommodate up to 6 people (and have heating and electricity), as well as  20 recently renovated  cabins for those averse to “roughing it.”  

READ MORE: The 15 Best Lakes in Georgia to Visit

13. Stone Mountain Park Campground

4003 Stonewall Jackson Drive, Stone Mountain GA • (800) 385-9807 • Official Website  

Stone Mountain Christmas is one of our favorite winter attractions. But Stone Mountain Park is a great place for camping in Georgia during the other 3 seasons.

Their  campgrounds are surrounded by 3,200 acres of natural beauty. They offer  125 tent campsites with water/electricity hookups or 46 primitive campsites, both with either a lake view or forest view. 

There are 250 RV sites and a few yurt rentals available. Each yurt can accommodate up to 8 guests, and has heating, air, and comfy furniture. 

The Stone Mountain campground also features canvas safari tents with electrical outlets, wooden flooring, and furniture. They can house up to 4 guests, and are especially fun for families with children. 

A swimming pool, playground, free WIFI, and laundry facilities have all helped to make this one of the most popular campgrounds in Atlanta .

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Campgrounds Near Savannah GA

14. Rivers End Campground and RV Park

5 Fort Ave, Tybee Island, GA • (912) 786-5518 • Official Website

From Cumberland Island and Jekyll Island to Savannah and Skidaway Island State Park, beach camping in Georgia is a fun experience you’ll never forget.

Rivers End Campground & RV Park is located on Tybee Island, just 16 miles east of Savannah GA.

There are 7 drive-up campsites (including water and electricity hookups) and 9 primitive campsites to choose from, each of which has picnic tables and fire pits for visitors to enjoy. 

RV sites are in greater abundance at Rivers End. There are 54 standard full hookup sites that accommodate RVs, trailers, and pop-up campers, and 32  preferred full hook-up sites that are more spacious. 

Additionally, the campground has 8 cabins that can house up to 6 people, with two of these being pet-friendly cabin rentals .

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15. Skidaway Island State Park

52 Diamond Causeway, Savannah GA • (800) 864-7275 • Official Website  

If you’re looking for great Savannah GA campgrounds, a visit to Skidaway Island State Park should be at the top of your list.

With miles of nature trails through salt marshes and maritime forests , this 588-acre state park is 15 miles from the city of Savannah, with some of Georgia’s best beaches just a short drive away.

Visitors can choose between 87 tent, trailer, and RV campsites, all with picnic tables, fire rings, and water/ electricity hookups. There are also 3 pioneer campsites that can house up to 30 people. 

Camper cabins are also available, as are yurts. Both options come furnished, and have heating and cooling abilities for a more comfortable stay. 

Hiking is the most popular activity at this Savannah campground, with 6 miles of trails to explore. There are also two different playgrounds for kids to enjoy. 

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Campgrounds Near Macon GA

16. Dames Ferry Park

9546 GA Hwy. 87, Juliette GA • (800) 864-7275 • Official Website  

If you’re looking for campgrounds near Macon GA,  Dames Ferry Park is located 16 miles from Downtown Macon. It’s the only campground on the 3,600-acre Lake Juliette.

There are 30 tent, trailer, and RV campsites that visitors can choose from, all of which have electricity and water hookups and picnic tables.

Many of these campsites are also close to the lake , so there’s easy access to the water. You’ll also find t wo picnic shelters on site, as well as a playground for kids to enjoy. 

There’s also a boat ramp and dock on the lake that’s available for guests to use. But note that boating here is limited to 25 horsepower motors.

Fishing is a very popular activity here, with perch, redear, crappie, and largemouth bass among the most commonly caught species.

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17. Forsyth KOA Journey

414 S. Frontage Road, Forsyth GA • (800) 562-8614 • Official Website

Located 23 miles northwest of Macon, this is widely regarded as one of the best KOA campgrounds in Georgia.

Forsyth KOA Journey has a 4.5-star rating, and the campground offers lots of fun things to do to make everyone’s stay memorable. 

There are numerous different options for guests to choose from, with 9 basic tent sites and 14 sites that have water and electric hookups. They also have over 100 campsites with full hookups for  RVs or campers.

If you prefer having a roof over your head, there are also  cabins  available for rent. Each of these can sleep four to five people comfortably. 

There’s a small  lake on the property that’s great for fishing. And while there’s no swimming allowed in the lake, there is a swimming pool for visitors to use.

Other amenities of the Forsyth GA campground include a snack bar, mini golf, free Wifi, and bicycle rentals.

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Campgrounds in South Georgia

18. Okefenokee National Wildlife Refugee

2700 Suwannee Canal Road, Folkston GA • (912) 496-3331 • Official Website 

The Okefenokee National Wildlife Refuge is a 402,000-acre haven for nature lovers that spreads across several counties in  Georgia and Florida. 

It’s home to one of the wildest (and most wildlife -filled) campgrounds in South Georgia.

Camping at Okefenokee is best reserved for those with experience. Most of their campsites require a hike of 2 to 13 miles to reach them.

Okefenokee NWR camping options range from 1-night to 4-night trips, and there’s a fee of $15 per night for each camper. 

The refuge has myriad activities to enjoy, including canoeing, kayaking, fishing, hiking, and hunting. There are also ranger-led programs and self-guided car tours of the expansive wilderness .

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19. Sea Camp Campground

Cumberland Island GA • (912) 882-4336 • Official Website

The Sea Camp Campground on Cumberland Island isn’t for everyone, because it’s only accessible by boat. But, for nature lovers seeking a sense of serenity and solitude, that’s also what makes this an ideal place for camping in GA.

Note that the Sea Camp dock is a half-mile away from the campgrounds , so it’s a hike-in spot as well. In terms of amenities, it has flush toilets, drinking water, a (cold) shower, and a dish-washing sink.

Individual campsites are equipped with a fire pit with a grill and a picnic table, as well as food storage.

Cumberland Island National Seashore is perhaps the most remote camping in South Georgia. In fact, only 300 people are allowed on the island at a time, and campers are restricted to no more than 7 nights.

This protected area has beaches, marshes, and freshwater lakes, plus two museums and the Plum Orchard  mansion.

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20. Tifton KOA Journey

4632 Union Road, Tifton GA • (229) 386-8441 • Official Website  

If you’re interested in camping in South Georgia, check out the Tifton KOA Journey Campground, which is located just  2.7 miles from Downtown Tifton. 

There are 67 different RV sites to choose from, all of which are full hookup sites with fire rings and high speed Wifi. 

They have 4 tent sites available with water and electric hookups, picnic tables, and fire rings. The campground is pet-friendly and there ‘s also a dog park for them to enjoy. 

Catch-and-release fishing is a popular activity here, as are corn hole, volleyball, and playing pool in the campsite’s clubhouse.

There’s also a fun playground for the kids to enjoy! – by Samantha Dickens & Bret Love; featured image by Ralph Daniel courtesy of Explore Georgia

We encourage anyone who loves the Blue Ridge region to learn about the  Leave No Trace   principles of responsible environmental stewardship. 

Stay on marked trails, take only pictures, pack out your trash, and be considerate of others who share the trails and parks you explore. 

Remember that waterfalls and rocky summits can be dangerous. Never try to climb waterfalls or get close to a ledge to get a selfie.

When you're exploring the wilderness, it's better to be safe than to be a statistic!

Samantha Dickens

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OTHER CAMP LOCATIONS: Florida, Alabama, Arizona, Arkansas, California, Colorado, Connecticut, Delaware, Georgia, Idaho, Illinois, Indiana, Iowa, Kansas, Kentucky, Louisiana, Maine, Maryland, Massachusetts, Michigan, Minnesota, Mississippi, Missouri, Montana, Nebraska, Nevada, New Hampshire, New Jersey, New Mexico, New York, North Carolina, North Dakota, Ohio, Oklahoma, Oregon, Pennsylvania, Rhode Island, South Carolina, South Dakota, Tennessee, Texas, Utah, Vermont, Virginia, Washington, West Virginia, Wisconsin, Wyoming

CAMPER AGES: 14-65

TYPE OF CAMP: Overnight/Sleepaway. Travel Tours Camp

CAMPER GENDER(S): Coed Campers.

BRIEF CAMP DESCRIPTION: Camp Wego offers high-quality tours for teen and adults with special needs year around. Our travel programs are unforgettable adventures. We are not your ordinary travel Camp! On our exciting, supervised educational travel programs, individuals learn new skills, make lifelong friends and explore extraordinary cultures in United States and abroad.

SPECIAL NEEDS CAMPERS: Camp Wego is a Travel camp serving teens and adult with special needs ages 14-65. We are a small travel special needs camp that travel in the United States and abroad. We are able to provide low staffing ratios, 1 to 4. (1:1 if needed) We have highly credentialed and experienced staff so each individuals needs are met. We add new and innovative travel and activities each year.

Our travel is designed to enhance social, friendship, culture, and other vital life skills that promote independence. Camp Wego helps travelers make new friends while traveling in a safe, fun and educational environment.

We offer high-quality supervised tours for teens and adults with special needs year around. Our travel programs are specialized for individuals with Developmental Disabilities, Autism, Learning Disabilities, ADHD and Asperger's syndrome.

Individuals must be ambulatory and be able to take care of personal hygiene needs.

CAMP INSTRUCTIONAL ACTIVITIES OFFERED: Travel , Adventure, Swimming, Team Sports, and more. Travel, Travel Abroad, Cruises, Camping, Sightseeing, Theme Parks, Culture

CAMP LOCATION: Our year-round office is located in Florida. Our trips depart and operate from many of domestic and international locations. Our staff training is held every year in Florida.

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CAMP PROGRAM INFO: Camp Wego is fully committed to developing life and social skills for individuals with special needs ages 14 and up. We believe that our travel trips are a great way to experience independence, improve social skills, and increase self-esteem in a secure, safe and also an exciting environment. Our primary goals are to help travelers build self-esteem, develop better social skills and self-expression, make and maintain friendships, improve fine motor skills, gross motor skills, and sensory integration.

YEAR-ROUND PROGRAMS: Camp Wego travels year around.

OTHER CAMP INFO: No Financial aid offered.

CAMP SESSION DATES & FEES: Most trips cost $1000 and up

For complete info visit Our Camp Website Link: www.campwego.com

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Camp DIVAS Atlanta, Georgia

WINTER (OFF-SEASON) OFFICE ADDRESS: 1275 Shiloh Road NW, Suite 2660, Kennesaw GA 30144

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CAMPER AGES: 10-15

TYPE OF CAMP: Day Camp.

CAMPER GENDER(S): All Girl Campers.

BRIEF CAMP DESCRIPTION: There will be lots of fun getting fit and making friends during our one-week long day camps. There will be cooking classes, unique nutrition education, field trips and all kinds of fitness. Camp Divas is for girls and young women between ages 10-15 who have a BMI over 80th percentile. Use the CDC’s online child and teen BMI Calculator.

SPECIAL NEEDS CAMPERS: Camp Divas is for girls and young women between ages 10-15 who have a BMI over 80th percentile.

CAMP INSTRUCTIONAL ACTIVITIES OFFERED: Weightloss, and more. Nutrition Education, Cooking, Fitness, Field Trips.

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CAMP SCHOLARSHIPS OR FINANCIAL ASSISTANCE: Scholarships are available for those in need of financial assistance.

CAMP SESSION DATES & FEES: SIGN UP FOR ONE WEEK OR TWO, YOUR CHOICE!

WEEK 1: JUNE 11 – 15 [or] WEEK 2: JUNE 18 – 22

TIME: 8am – 5pm

LOCATION: Oak Hill Child, Adolescent & Family Center 2805 Metropolitan Pkwy SW, Atlanta, GA 30315

COST: $150 per week / $25 deposit Scholarships Available. Information may be found on the application.

Space is limited. Early submission of application, deposit and scholarship requests is strongly encouraged.

Scholarship requests must be received not later than May 31, 2018.

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Visit Our Website Girl Scouts of Greater Atlanta 5601 North Allen Road Mableton, GA 30126 770-702-9100 800-771-4046

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http://nega-bsa.org/ North East Georgia Council 148 Boy Scout Trail Pendergrass, GA 30567 706-693-2446

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June 26, 2023, I signed for and believed to be purchasing a 2022 Thor Ace. When the title came back, it was in fact a 2021. The manager assured me that was wrong when in fact, it is a 2021 with issues. After contacting the BBB, the dealership sent 2 arm rests (which do not fit) that were missing. to this day, March, 27, 2024, I'm still missing arm rest. I was advised by a lawyer to request a Revocation of Acceptance, In which I did. Then the manager decides to offer me a different, cheaper 2023 Thor Ace model. While in negotiation with Travel Camp's manager, we couldn't come to an agreement as to how the exchange would take place so, I told him to proceed with the Revocation of Acceptance. He in turn contacted his corporate office who was of no assistance and from there, all negotiation and communication seized when I requested to go to someone in higher authority. After the BBB received no response from Travel Camp on my complain, I was told that Camping World bought them out and to contact them for assistance. When I first contacted Camping World, they told me that they did buy them out and I was given a number to call for the person in charge of dealing with the issues they were handling from Travel Camp. The person who called me, which I won't disclose her name here, told me they purchased Travel Camp and their inventory but, not their issue. Now I am attempting to get assistance from the State Attorneys Office. Good luck to anyone who decides to deal with either of these companies. I have all emails, texts, and names so, let's see where this goes and if anyone decides to do the right thing by this consumer. I will bring any updates back here.

We recently sold our RV with the assistance of TravelCamp. Selling the RV was quick and easy. However over a month later, we are still getting the run around waiting for the money that is owed to us. We have gotten the run around by Christy Gaughf, she has repeatedly told us she sent us paperwork to be signed (she never did - we had to travel nearly 2 hours in both directions to come in to sign the paperwork), she also stated that she never received the money from the purchaser's bank. However , the purchaser's bank did pay off our loan, and did send them the money. So we are currently being billed by them for minor repairs, which we agreed would be paid when we recieved the $5500.00 from the sale. One star doesn't even convey the frustration we are feeling, defintely we are feeling we got ripped off.

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My husband and I purchased our 5th wheel from this dealership in July 2022. Firstly, they were supposed to deliver it to us in clean condition; it was not, yet they charged us a cleaning fee. Fast forward to Feb 2023, the refrigerator runs hot, we contact Travelcamp's service dept telling them the issue and they require us to bring the unit back for service instead of sending out a service tech, yet they could have. (We found that out later.) We bring the unit there on the 20th, their service dept examines the unit and determines that the refrigerator needs replacing, but their service dept did not report the issue to the manufacturer until March 10th after numerous calls and a couple of visits. It is now April 21st and we still do not have a working refrigerator! Why? Because there was a breakdown in communication between Travelcamp and the manufacturer where they scheduled an appointment for the refrigerator to be replaced on the 12th, but the company they contracted to perform the service said the appointment was for the 20th, and NOT for a replacement, but for service. So we take our 5th wheel on the 12th to find out we have to bring it back on the 20th. Meanwhile there was a recall on the awnings, so while the unit was there, the service dept was to inspect them to ensure they were not damaged. After we return home from the service appt, (Without a working refrigerator!) we tried to extend the awnings, but now they don't work. I do NOT recommend purchasing anything from this place! The service staff exuded a nonchalant, apathetic and unapologetic attitude and they had plenty of lame excuses for their handling of our issues. We felt unimportant and disrespected. Incompetence abounds there. Save yourself a headache and don't patronize that place; you will be setting yourself up for a huge disappointment if you do!

May 25, 2023

Hi Schiree, were your issues ever resolved? If not please call our corporate office at 904-368-6322.

I purchased an rv from this dealership on the 6th of dec 2022 once i signed the papers the dealership wouldn't even talk to me. our initial inspection of the unit uncovered multiple discrepancies and the dealer promised that everything would be taken care of. The unit was delivered on the 12th of dec in the same condition we initially saw it in. when an independent contractor was hired to make repairs he uncovered many more problems such as a hole in the roof, leaky pipes, wet floors appliances not working. the dealership has been unwilling to help resolve the issues and wouldn't even get the paperwork from the sale completed. It was over a month before my trade was paid off and that was after constant phone calls, emails and texts. This is our 6 rv (three 5th wheels and three motorhomes) and without a doubt this dealership has been nothing but a nightmare. we are currently on our way to the manufacturer in hopes they can either repair or replace this unit which is unusable and was knowing sold to us in that condition. I gave 1 star because a negative 5 wasn't a choice.

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Hi, Ted. We'd like to learn more of your experience with our team. Please call our corporate office at 904-368-6322.

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This Georgia Glamping Resort Sits Among Acres of Pine Trees — and It Has a Private Barrel Sauna, Hot Tubs, and Stunning Sunset Views

The hilltop Dunya Camp sits just 90 minutes from Atlanta.

Evie Carrick is a writer and editor who’s lived in five countries and visited well over 50. She now splits her time between Colorado and Paris, ensuring she doesn't have to live without skiing or L'As du Fallafel.

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When you think of glamping, the state of Georgia might not immediately come to mind . But these days the glamping trend, which is believed to have started in Scotland in the 16th century before being popularized by African safaris, has spread across the U.S . 

One glamping property in northwest Georgia is putting the state’s lush, subtropical landscape — and renowned hospitality — on the map. Dunya Camp is perched on a hilltop and surrounded by 42 acres of pine trees. The landscape, which the Cherokee people called the “enchanted land,” is made up of rolling, tree-covered hills, soft light, and hidden nooks. From the property’s hilltop vantage point, guests can look out over the wild landscape from tents that were situated for sunset viewing .

In this case, the word “tent” is a stretch : Dunya Camp’s six luxury tents are a far cry from the neon, nylon variety. Their safari-style tents all have a king-sized, four-poster bed; antique furniture; and a wood-burning stove. The decor is worldly and bohemian with playful wallpaper, opulent rugs, bold pops of color, and curios. Added perks include on-demand heat and air-conditioning and an indoor kitchen with a mini-fridge, microwave, dishwasher, kettle, and coffee machine. The private bathroom has both a deep soaking tub and a separate shower.

The Dunya Camp interiors may be cozy and luxe, but the real showstopper is found outside on the adjacent upper and lower decks. The two private decks are outfitted with amenities that most glamping properties lack, including a cedar wood hot tub and outdoor shower that entice guests to bathe with a view — or under the stars — in complete privacy. And an outdoor kitchen with a gas grill and side stove, along with a fire pit and loungers. As an upgrade, the higher-tier Sunset Grand Tents also have a private barrel sauna.

All six of the Dunya Camp tents and adjacent decks face west, providing prime sunset views.

The serene, peaceful property is located near Summerville, Georgia, a tiny town known for its agricultural history — first peaches, then strawberries — and the Summerville Steam train ride , which follows the historic train route between Chattanooga, Tennessee, and Summerville. 

Most of the camp’s offerings are nature-driven and include activities like forest bathing, walking the on-site labyrinth, dining al fresco, outdoor massage, and yoga classes in the forest. On adventures off-property, guests can explore the waterfall-laden Little River Canyon National Preserve , the James H. “Sloppy” Floyd State Park , and Paradise Garden , the former home and workplace of Baptist minister and folk artist Howard Finster.

The Dunya Camp property is roughly 90 minutes northwest of Atlanta and an hour south of Chattanooga. To maintain supreme peace and quiet, Dunya Camp has a strict no children under 12 and a no pets policy.

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Facilities:  Grill, Meeting Room, Marina, Lodge, Country Store, Laundromats, Basketball & Volleyball Courts, Softball Fields, RV Rally Site and Activity Center (seating for 500). Each site and cabin has phone and cable TV/VCR. Handicap facilities are available.

Note:  On the southwestern side of Fort Moore, is a place where trees grow tall and the water of an inviting inlet flows deep and cool. Uchee Creek Army Campground and Marina is located in a secure and attractive environment and offers 85 sites specifically designed for the RV. All back-in sites are a minimum of 65 feet deep; pull through sites are longer. All sites have 50 amp and 30 amp plug-ins plus two 110v outlets, water and sewage. For water and electric sites, we provide a dump station. Uchee Creek is a place where you can spend a weekend or an entire vacation enjoying the natural beauty of the scenic Chattahoochee River.

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Facilities:  Each Site has its own fire ring and grill. Also available: Picnic Area, Meeting Pavilion, Laundry Facility, Bath House, TV/Gathering Room, Computer Access with Free Local Phone Calls. Volleyball Courts. Holbrook Recreation has Hunting, Fishing, Skeet Range, Hiking, We offer our Campers organized Campground Activities (Picnics/Tours). POV Storage of your RV available at Holbrook Recreation.

Area:  Nestled between majestic Pine Trees and Holbrook Pond on the southeast side of Fort Stewart, we are managed by the Department of Natural Resources in Georgia, Holbrook offers privacy at natures best. We have a dump station available 24 hours a day. We also offer portable dump at your site on a scheduled day at a nominal charge. Our area attractions include: Savannah, Tybee Island.

Note:  Pets are welcome but must be controlled by their owners and kept on a leash. All pet droppings require clean up by owner. Firearms must be controlled. Georgia fishing license is required to fish Holbrook Pond. Gold Age Passport is half off regular rates.

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Note:  The nearest restrooms to the campground are located at the boat dock and picnic area. Cold water only; no showers. Showers are available at the post gym. Hardshell campers, tents and camping equipment are available for rent. Pets are allowed in campground but must be kept on a leash and attended. Maximum 90 days stay within a 180 day period. Bass Pro Shop and malls are located outside the gate.

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Note:  Bathhouse is available with coin washers/dryers. Sewage dump is available. Pets allowed on leash. RV Storage available.

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Note:  14 sites are "prime" sites and 4 are "overflow" sites. Boats w or w/o motors and paddle boats available for rental. Check-in time is 1400 and check-out 1100. Check-in is at Bldg 2019, just past the camping area, but pull into the campground and drop trailer or occupy site first, then go register due to limited turn around space at registration office. Each site has metal picnic table and concrete slab for table and has a fire ring and BBQ grill. Pay washers & dryers are available at camp. Moody AFB is about 25 miles North East, past Valdosta.

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Robins AFB FAMCAMP

Note:  Bathhouse available. Pay washer/dryer available. Pets allowed on leash. Three (3) RV spaces can be reserved. Fifteen (15) RV spaces are first come first served.

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