Parks and Campgrounds
Georgia RV Parks and Campgrounds
Georgia is a state with a wonderfully rich variety of RV campgrounds. Georgia's natural beauty stretches all the way from the start of the Appalachian Trail in the beautiful Blue Ridge Mountains to the sandy islands of Tybee and Jekyll Islands. Here is our guide to the best of the best in Georgia RV camping:
- RV Campgrounds in the North Georgia Mountains
- RV Campgrounds around Atlanta
- RV Campgrounds on the South Georgia Coast
- RV Campgrounds on the South Georgia Rivers
- RV Campgrounds in Historic South Georgia
RV Campgrounds in the North Georgia Mountains
North Georgia offers RV campers a wonderful range options. You can visit Lake Allatoona and Lake Lanier, camping right on these beautiful lakes or you can head north into the Appalachian mountains. Here you'll find waterfalls, mountain towns, arts-and-craft villages, small lakes and dozens of great RV campgrounds.
- Allatoona Landing Marine Resort - Cartersville, GA
- Amicalola Falls State Park and Lodge - Dawsonville, GA
- Andy's Trout Farm - Dillard, GA
- Bald Mountain Park - Hiawassee, GA
- Black Rock Mountain State Park - Mountain City, GA
- Bobby Brown State Park - Elberton, GA
- Bulldog Park - Athens, GA
- Calhoun KOA - Calhoun, GA
- Canal Lake Campground - Blairsville, GA
- Cartersville KOA - Cartersville, GA
- Cedar Creek Park - Cave Spring, GA
- Cherokee Campground - Helen, GATown of Helen, North Georgia
- Cloudland Canyon State Park - Rising Fawn, GA
- Creekwood Cabins & RV Resort - Sautee, GA
- Creekwood Resort - Helen, GA
- Enota Mountain Retreat - Hiawassee, GA
- Fort Mountain State Park - Chatsworth, GA
- Georgia Mountain Campground & Music Hall - Hiawassee, GA
- Gold 'n Gem Grubbin' Campground - Cleveland, GA
- Hart State Park - Hartwell, GA{mosimage}
- Hickorynut Cove Campground - Hiawassee, GA
- James H. “Sloppy” Floyd State Park - Summerville, GA
- Jenny's Creek Family Campground - Cleveland, GA
- John Tanner State Park - Carrollton, GA
- Lake Nottely RV Park - Blairsville, GA
- Leisure Acres Campground - Cleveland, GA
- Lookout Mountain KOA - Trenton, GA
- Moccasin Creek State Park - Clarkesville, GA
- Mountain Oak Cabins & Campground - Blairsville, GA
- Papillon Resort & RV Campground - Whitesburg, GA
- Plum Nelly Campground - Ellijay, GA
- Poteete Creek Campground - Blairsville, GA
- Red Top Mtn. State Park and Lodge - Cartersville, GA
- Richard B. Russell State Park - Elberton, GA
- River Bend Campground - Hiawassee, GA
- River Campground & Lodge - Lakemont, GA
- River Forks Park and Campground - Gainesville, GA
- River Vista Mountain Village - Dillard, GA
- R-Ranch in the Mountains - Dahlonega, GA
- Tallulah Gorge State Park - Tallulah Falls, GA
- Tallulah River Mountain Resort - Tallulah Falls, GA
- Talona Creek Campground - Talking Rock, GA
- The Chimney's Campground - Trenton, GA
- The Pottery Campground - Commerce, GA
- The Rock Campground - Rockmart, GA
- Trackrock Campground and Cabins - Blairsville, GA
- Tugaloo State Park - Lavonia, GA
- Turner Campsites - Cleveland, GA
- Twin Lakes RV Park - Cumming, GA
- Under the Hemlock - Dawsonville, GA
- Unicoi State Park and Lodge - Helen, GA
- Victoria Bryant State Park - Royston, GA
- Vogel State Park - Blairsville, GA
- Watson Mill Bridge State Park - Comer, GA
- Whispering Pines Campground & Cabins - Morganton, GA
RV Campgrounds around Atlanta
North Georgia offers RV campers a wonderful range options. You can visit Lake Allatoona and Lake Lanier, camping right on these beautiful lakes or you can head north into the Appalachian mountains. Here you'll find waterfalls, mountain towns, arts-and-craft villages, small lakes and dozens of great RV campgrounds.
- Atlanta South RV Resort - McDonough, GA
- Brookwood RV Resort Park - Marietta, GA
- Fort Yargo State Park - Winder, GA
- Holiday Harbor - Acworth, GA
- Jones RV Park - Norcross, GA
- Pine Lake Campground - Bishop, GA
- Stone Mountain Heights RV & MH Park - Stone Mountain, GA
- Stone Mountain Park - Stone Mountain, GA
- Sweetwater Creek State Park - Lithia Springs, GA
RV Campgrounds on the South Georgia Coast
People travelling to the Georgia coast for the first time can be forgiven for thinking that they are in Florida or somewhere much further south. The Georgia coast has great weather, sandy palm-fringed beaches and warm, tropical water. There's also historic Savannah to visit along with offshore islands and the Okefenokee swamp.
- A Big Wheel RV Park - St. Mary's, GASouth Georgia Beach
- Country Oaks Campground & RV Park - Kingsland, GA
- Crooked River State Park - St. Mary's, GA
- Fort McAllister Historic Park - Richmond Hill, GA
- Golden Isles RV Park - Brunswick, GA
- Jacksonville North Kingsland KOA - Kingsland, GA
- Jekyll Island Campground - Jekyll Island, GA
- Lake Harmony RV Park - Townsend, GA
- Laura S. Walker State Park - Waycross, GA
- McIntosh Lake RV Park & Campground - Townsend, GA
- Okefenokee Pastimes - Folkston, GA
- Okefenokee RV Campground - Folkston, GA
- River's End Campground & RV Park - Tybee Island, GA
- Savannah South KOA - Richmond Hill, GA
- Skidaway Island State Park - Savannah, GA
- Stephen C. Foster State Park - Fargo, GA
- Waterway RV Park - Richmond Hill, GA
RV Campgrounds on the South Georgia Rivers
As you get closer to South West Georgia and the Gulf of Mexico you enter the Chattahoochee River and Flint River basins. There are dozens of RV parks and mile upon mile of beautiful countryside to explore.
- Agrirama RV Park - Tifton, GA
- Albany RV Resort - Albany, GA
- Amy's South Georgia RV Park - Tifton, GA
- Brickyard Plantation Golf & RV Park - Americus, GA
- Eagle's Roost RV Resort - Lake Park, GA
- Emerald Lake RV Park - Colquitt, GA
- F.D. Roosevelt State Park - Pine Mountain, GA
- Florence Marina State Park - Omaha, GA
- Georgia Veterans State Park - Cordele, GA
- Highland Marina Resort - LaGrange, GA
- Hoofer's RV Park - La Grange, GA
- Kolomoki Mounds Historic State Park - Blakely, GA
- Lake Pines Campground & RV Park - Columbus, GA
- Pine Mountain Campground - Pine Mountain, GA
- Reed Bingham State Park - Adel, GA
- River Park RV Park - Valdosta, GA
- Seminole State Park - Donalsonville, GA
- Simmeron Park - Monroe, GA
- Southern Gates RV Park and Campground - Arabi, GA
- Southern Trails RV Resort - Unadilla, GA
- Spring Creek Park Resort - Reynoldsville, GA
- Sun Coast RV Campground - Lake Park, GA
- The Parks at Chehaw Campground - Albany, GA
- The Place To Be RV Park - Bainbridge, GA
- Trail's End Resort and Marina™ - Donalsonville, GA/Lake Seminole
RV Campgrounds in Historic South Georgia
Central Georgia is full of historic buildings and cities and offers a rich variety of alternatives for RV campers. There are great parks in and around Macon, Milledgeville and surrounding towns.
- A.H. Stephens State Historic Park - Crawfordville, GA
- Back To Nature Campground - Danville, GA
- Durhamtown Plantation Sportsman's Resort - Union Point, GA
- Elijah Clark State Park - Lincolnton, GA
- Fair Harbor RV Park & Campground - Perry, GA
- Forsyth KOA - Forsyth, GA
- General Coffee State Park - Nicholls, GA
- George L. Smith State Park - Twin City, GA
- Gordonia-Alatamaha State Park - Reidsville, GA
- Hamburg State Park - Mitchell, GA
- Happy Acres Resort - Screven, GA
- Hard Labor Creek State Park - Rutledge, GA
- High Falls State Park - Jackson, GA
- Hillside Bluegrass RV Park - Cochran, GA
- Indian Springs State Park - Flovilla, GA
- Interstate RV Center & Campground - Byron, GA
- Lake Oconee Campground - Eatonton, GA
- Little Ocmulgee State Park and Lodge - McRae, GA
- Little River Park Campground & Marina - Milledgeville, GA
- Magnolia Springs State Park - Millen, GA
- Mistletoe State Park - Appling, GA
- Parkwood RV Park - Statesboro, GA
- Pine-Der-Rosa - Elberton, GA
- Scenic Mountain RV Park and Campground - Milledgeville, GA
- Twin Oaks RV Park - Elko, GA
Campground Reviews
Pine Lake Campground
Found a review of Pine Lake Campground in Bishop, Ga. (near Athens).
Clabough Campground
Pigeon Forge, Tennessee
We took our hauler up to this campground over the long weekend (Dec. 26-29, 2008). Everything went well with the unit. I wanted you to know about this one, because it can handle anything from tents to coaches. Very well operated and maintained.
Ben and Krista Sutherland