Georgia Campgrounds Articles & Videos

• Campgrounds Near Canton, Georgia

  Canton, Georgia, is about 50 miles south of Atlanta, and near Allatoona Lake, which is a Corps of Engineers lake. At the lake, there are several campgrounds run by the Corps, many fishing and water sports opportunities, as well as trails an… read more

• Campgrounds in Carrollton, Georgia

  Carrollton, Georgia is in the northwest part of the state, about 50 miles west of Atlanta. RV resorts are not far away from Carrollton, so you can stay close to the action. Nearby interests include Sweetwater Creek State Park, Lake Carroll… read more

• Campgrounds in McDonough, Georgia

  Located along Interstate 75, just half an hour south of Atlanta, McDonough, Georgia is a quaint Southern small town that welcomes tourists year-round. Just 20 minutes from both Hartsfield-Jackson International Airport and the Atlanta Motor… read more

• Campgrounds near Newnan, Georgia

  Newnan, Georgia, is southwest of Atlanta, between the Talladega National Forest and the Oconee National Forest. Many campgrounds are supported by the outlying communities that surround Newnan. The parks offer extra perks for travelers with… read more

• Hahira, Georgia Campgrounds

  Hahira, Georgia, is a small town north of Valdosta and west of the Okefenokee National Wildlife Refuge. The area campgrounds offer plenty of extras for travelers--from rental equipment to explore the out-of-doors to Wi-Fi service. Most incl… read more

• Campgrounds near Byron, Georgia

  Byron, Georgia, is home to several national forests and wildlife parks. Visitors to this area can enjoy hiking and biking trails at Oconee National Forest as well as bird watching and other wildlife observation. The Piedmont National Wildli… read more

• Campgrounds in Waycross, Georgia

  Waycross, Georgia, is at the northern edge of the Okefenokee Swamp and is the gateway for exploring the national wildlife refuge. There are many excursions available into the swamp, and smaller parks are located all around Waycross. The Lau… read more

• Unadilla, Georgia Campgrounds

  Many travelers passing through Unadilla to distant points north and south may recall little about this Georgia city except for a mile marker ticking off distance. Travelers looking to stop and smell the flowers may opt for the camellias at… read more

• Campgrounds in Lavonia, Georgia

  About 90 miles from Atlanta, Lavonia, Georgia--the self-proclaimed big-time small town--provides the natural beauty of Lake Hartwell and Piedmont area of the Appalachian Mountains and the excitement of the recently re-sanctioned Lavonia Dir… read more

• Campgrounds in Commerce, Georgia

  Commerce, Georgia is located north on I-85 along scenic Highway 441, a 314-mile roadway that stretches from Alabama to Tennessee. Upon entry, you will find serene environments and friendly neighborhoods. Travelers can entertain themselves w… read more

• Campgrounds in Columbus, Georgia

  Columbus is home to Fort Benning where the U.S. Army trains prospective rangers and paratroopers. While many visitors to the area are connected with the military, Columbus also offers natural and historical attractions beyond the adjacent m… read more

• Campgrounds near Covington, Georgia

  Covington, Georgia is about 25 miles east of Atlanta, right off I-20. It is a good location from which to explore central Georgia's natural attractions, as the area to the south and east of Covington is ringed with state parks and wildlife… read more

• Campgrounds in LaGrange, Georgia

  The city of LaGrange, Georgia, is named after General Marquis de LaFayette's estate in France, near Paris. The General earned this honor because of his service during the American Revolution. The area has many historical as well as recreati… read more

• Campgrounds in Albany, Georgia

  Located in southwest Georgia, Albany offers visitors numerous outdoor recreational opportunities. The area surrounding the city is home to fishing rivers and lakes, hiking trails, biking trails and thick canopy forests. The birthplace of Ra… read more

• Campgrounds Near Helen, Georgia

  Nestled in the Chattahoochee National Forest on the Chattahoochee River, and tucked into the Blue Ridge Mountains, is the alpine village of Helen. This northeast Georgia town offers amazing mountain vistas, as well as a wealth of outdoor re… read more

• Campgrounds at Lake Chatuge, Georgia

  Lake Chatuge sprawls across the Georgia and North Carolina state line providing visitors with 128 miles of shoreline. The lake is a scenic environment for swimming, boating and fishing. Other activities include hiking along the Chatuge Dam,… read more

• Campgrounds in Elberton, Georgia

  Elberton, Georgia is named after Revolutionary War General Samuel Elbert. Also called the "Granite Capital of the World," Elberton leads in producing granite monuments worldwide. Visitors not only enjoy the area's attractions, including gra… read more

• Bainbridge, Georgia Campgrounds

  Bainbridge is located in Decatur County, Georgia, and is known as an historic and waterfront area with excellent fishing. Bass tournaments are held in Bainbridge throughout the year. Its surrounding area of rivers, lakes and forests also pr… read more

• Campgrounds near Coffee County, Georgia

  Coffee County, Georgia is in the southern part of the state. About an hour away from most of the county, the Okeefenokee National Forest provides visitors a chance to engage in activities ranging from kayak touring of the swamps and lakes b… read more

• Campgrounds near Clayton, Georgia

  Clayton, Georgia is located right in the heart of the Chattahoochee National Forest and near Black Rock Mountain State Park. The State Park offers over 10 miles of hiking trails, and opportunities for other outdoor pursuits like boating, fi… read more

• Campgrounds in Dahlonega, Georgia

  Dahlonega, Georgia is a mid-size city and bills itself as the "Gateway to the Appalachian Mountains." The region was home to a gold rush in 1828, some 20 years before the California Gold Rush. Visitors to the area can hike, mountain bike, f… read more

• Campgrounds in Greensboro, Georgia

  Greensboro is located in South Georgia. It is home to Lake Oconee, which at 19,050 acres is Georgia's second largest lake. With a temperate climate and numerous opportunities for lake fishing, paddling, boating and hiking, it's easy to see… read more

• Campgrounds in Gainesville, Georgia

  Gainesville is a popular town in Georgia that attracts visitors because of its numerous lakes and rivers. Located next to Lake Sidney Lanier, the town attracts visitors interested in boating, fishing or hiking around the beautiful lake. And… read more

• Campgrounds in Lake Jackson, Georgia

  Lake Jackson, Georgia, is filled with opportunities for outdoor recreation and appreciation. Nestled right up against Chattahoochee River National Recreation Area, Lake Jackson provides the perfect jumping-off location for an adventure into… read more

• Campgrounds at Lake Park, Georgia

  Lake Park, Georgia, is a small taste of southern living and southern hospitality. In addition to a slew of dining and cultural attractions in and around Lake Park, you can find some surprising and unexpected outdoor recreation opportunities… read more

• Campgrounds in Walker County, Georgia

  Walker County, Georgia is near the Tennessee state line in northern Georgia. The Chattahoochee-Oconee National Forest occupies part of the county. Within the forest visitors to Walker County can find hiking trails, mountain biking routes,… read more

• Campgrounds Near Carrollton, Georgia

  Carrollton, Georgia, a mid-size city in the west-central section of the state, sits near the foothills of the Appalachian Mountains. Visitors to the area can find hiking trails, mountain biking, canoeing, kayaking, fishing, backpacking and… read more

• Campgrounds at Eatonton, Georgia

  Eatonton is a city located in North Georgia. The main attractions of the area are Oconee Lake and Lake Sinclair, ideal for fishing, swimming or any form of boating. In addition, there are numerous hiking trails around Oconee National Forest… read more

• Campgrounds in Bainbridge, Georgia

  Bainbridge, Georgia, is a city in Decatur County with many attractions such as the Flint River, Lake Seminole and Three Rivers State Park. The city was named after U.S. Navy Commodore William Bainbridge and is a great destination for camper… read more

• Campgrounds in Franklin County, Georgia

  Franklin County, Georgia is in the northeastern corner of the state and abuts South Carolina. The Chattahoochee National Forest is in the region and visitors can find hiking, rock-climbing, bouldering, kayaking, canoeing, and mountain bikin… read more

• Campgrounds in Perry, Georgia

  Perry is a part of the Macon metropolitan area and is located within the Houston and Peach counties of Georgia. The area boasts a historic downtown locale as well as many attractions like the well known Georgia National Fairgrounds & Ag… read more

• Campgrounds in Greene County, Georgia

  With part of the Oconee National Forest within the boundaries of Greene County, Georgia, there are many outdoor activities to be found in the county. The Chattahoochee-Oconee National Forest offers hiking trails, mountain biking, fishing, r… read more

• Campgrounds Near Cleveland, Georgia

  Located in White County in the mountainous region of northeast Georgia is the town of Cleveland. The area surrounding the town offers an abundance of outdoor recreational activities including hiking, mountain biking, fishing and opportuniti… read more

• Campgrounds Near Folkston, Georgia

  Visitors to the Folkston, Georgia, area have numerous opportunities for outdoor recreation in the nearby Okefenokee Swamp. Kayaking, canoeing, swamp-boating, fishing, birdwatching, and wildlife observation are all possible in the Okefenokee… read more

• Campgrounds near Dawsonville, Georgia

  Dawsonville, Georgia is a great location on the edge of it all. Just north of the Atlanta suburbs, and just south of Dahlonega and the outdoor playgrounds of Northern Georgia, Dawsonville is a great area to establish a base for your Georgia… read more

• Jasper, Georgia Campgrounds

  Jasper, Georgia, is a medium-sized town at the very southern end of the Appalachian foothills, which has experienced considerable growth in the past 10 years. Just to the north lies the Chattahoochee National Forest, and campgrounds in this… read more

• Forsyth, Georgia Campgrounds

  Forsyth County, in north-central Georgia, is home to wonderful camping and outdoor recreation opportunities. Lake Lanier, at the county's eastern end, is the largest lake in Georgia and offers great camping, fishing, boating and swimming. C… read more

• Campgrounds in Golden Isles, Georgia

  Camping on the Golden Isles of the Georgia coast has a lot to offer. Covering a swathe of coastal islands starting outside of Savannah and extending to St. Mary's on the Florida state line, the region offers nature watching, fishing, sea ka… read more

• Campgrounds in Murphy, Georgia

  Murphy is community located in Colquitt County, Georgia. It is situated near the cities of Thomasville, Ochlocknee and Adel. Campgrounds in the area offer campers many opportunities for recreation such as swimming, boating and fishing. The… read more

• Campgrounds in Blairsville, Georgia

  Blairsville, Ga.is situated in the Appalachian Mountains in the northern part of the state. It is surrounded by the Chattahoochee National Forest and the Blue Ridge Mountains. Campers can marvel at the area's scenic sights as well as the re… read more

• Campgrounds in Ellijay, Georgia

  Ellijay, Georgia, is also known as the "Apple Capital of Georgia." The city holds an annual Georgia Apple Festival each October that attracts many visitors. Campers enjoy many of the recreational activities the area has to offer such as hik… read more

• Campgrounds in Warren County, Georgia

  Warren County, Georgia is in the northeast section of the state and has the towns of Warrenton, Camak, and Norwood within its boundaries. The county is in what is referred to as the Savannah River Area. The Oconee National Forest and J. Str… read more

• Campsites Near Helen, Georgia

  Located approximately 90 miles northeast of Atlanta, the village of Helen, Georgia is a popular tourist destination nestled in the Blue Ridge Mountains. The town has a Bavarian feel and sponsors several seasonal events, including a trout to… read more

• Kayak Coast Guard Light Requirements

  Whether kayaking on a vast ocean or navigating a crowded port, having proper lighting aboard for avoiding collisions can be as crucial as a paddle or hull when it comes to being safe on the water. Because of this, the Coast Guard has a set… read more

• New York Ski Clubs

  New York State is home to two mountain ranges, the Adirondacks and the Catskills. Each has its fare share of ski resorts and ski areas. Skiing with others is often more rewarding than sliding down the slopes solo. If you are new to skiing i… read more

• How to Clean a Fiberglass Fly Rod

  As with any tool that fly fishing anglers use throughout the season, keeping the rod clean is important to performance. Longer, smoother casts are a benefit from consistently cleaning your rod, as well as a rod that is easier to put togethe… read more

• Camping in Helen, Georgia

  Surrounded by nature and plenty of opportunities for outdoor pursuits, the small town of Helen (best known as Alpine Helen) is an ideal base camp for exploring. Helen is an especially popular in destination during October because of the au… read more

• Camping in Savannah, Georgia Campgrounds

  Savannah, Georgia has many different things for the outdoor enthusiast including hiking, cycling, water-sports and camping. There are several different campgrounds located in the city and near the city, with primitive sites and electrical h… read more