Great adventures await you in the Peach State.
Georgia is best known for their peaches, Coca-Cola, and Atlanta. However, this southeastern state has much more to offer.
The state is home to mountains, coastal shores, and plains, in addition to countless small towns that offer their own charm.
Top 10 Best RV Campgrounds In Georgia
These are 10 of the highly rated RV campgrounds in Georgia that you will want to visit while traveling through the area.
1. Cloudland Canyon State Park
Cloudland Canyon State Park is located on the western edge of Lookout Mountain. It offers disc golf, horseback riding, fishing, and miles of trails for hiking and biking. The campground includes RV sites as well as yurts and cottages.
You will see deep canyons, sandstone cliffs, forested areas, and lots of wildlife. Permits for caving are available for experienced wild cavers in April, June, July, September, and October. You can take a short drive to ride on the Incline Train and visit Ruby Falls.
Camping at Cloudland Canyon State Park. Photo by RV LIFE Campgrounds
2. Deep Bend Landing
Soak up your own little piece of paradise near coastal Georgia. Located on the banks of the Satilla River, Deep Bend Landing is just minutes away from the beaches of Georgia’s Golden Isles and Jacksonville, Florida.
In addition to RV sites shaded by mature oak and pines trees, the campground also offers cabin and vacation home rentals. If you’re looking for peace and quiet, plus access to hiking, fishing, boating, and just getting back to nature, this off-the-beaten-path campground is the perfect location for you.
Deep Bend Landing . Photo courtesy of RV LIFE Campgrounds.
3. Hard Labor Creek State Park
Although the name might suggest different, Hard Labor Creek is actually a very relaxing place to spend a few days. Activities include swimming in the lake (or soaking up the sun on its sandy beach), playing golf, or hiking along the almost 25 miles of trails.
There is a camping area with horse stalls, so horse owners can enjoy riding the trails. Spread out over 5,800 acres, the park offers RV campsites, cottages, tent sites, pioneer campgrounds, and 11 horse owner sites with stables to accommodate 30 horses.
Hard Labor Creek State Park. Photo via RV LIFE Campgrounds
4. River’s End Campground and RV Park, Tybee Island
Located at Savannah’s Beach, River’s End Campground and RV Park offers your choice of regular or preferred sites, both of which offer full hook-ups, electrical service, sewer, and cable.
You can travel the few blocks to the beach or just stay at the campground and enjoy the largest pool on the island. The historic city of Savannah is only fifteen minutes away so you can easily explore the numerous downtown restaurants, clubs, and attractions.
5. Victoria Bryant State Park
This picturesque park is located on just over 500 acres in northern Georgia and is an outdoor lover’s paradise. In addition to a stream that transects the park, there are two fishing ponds, a golf course, three playgrounds, a swimming pool, and two hiking trails. RV campsites are available, as well as tent sites and a cottage.
Victoria Bryant State Park. Photo courtesy of RV LIFE Campgrounds
6. Red Gate Campground and RV Resort
This pet-friendly resort has everything you need for a relaxing home away from home: fishing ponds, a saltwater swimming pool, beach volleyball, and a clubhouse (open around the clock) featuring a pool table and big screen television.
Other on-site activities include a fishing dock, horseback riding, birdwatching, and nature trails. They also offer laundry and shower facilities, grills and picnic tables, full hook-ups, and fire pits.
Red Gate Campground and RV Resort. Photo courtesy of RV LIFE Campgrounds
7. Tallulah Gorge State Park
This state park offers 50 sites set on over 2,700 acres of beautiful natural surroundings. Outdoor enthusiasts will love the opportunity to cross a suspension bridge, swim, bike, fish and hike. Explorers will love hiking down to the bottom of Tallulah Gorge, which is two miles long and descends almost 1,000 feet.
It is also home to five spectacular waterfalls and miles of hiking trails. You are just minutes from the stunning Blue Ridge Mountains and Helen Georgia, a quaint mountain village with Bavarian-style architecture.
Tallulah Gorge State Park. Photo via RV LIFE Campgrounds
8. River Vista Mountain Village
Located where the Blue Ridge Mountains meet the Appalachians, this north Georgia RV park takes pride in their well-maintained grounds and amazing amenities.
River Vista Mountain Village has both indoor and outdoor swimming pools, an outdoor spa, an adults-only sauna, and a fitness center. The 110-site park also offers free Wi-Fi, laundry facilities, picnic tables, and cable television.
River Vista Mountain Village. Photo via RV LIFE Campgrounds
9. Scenic Mountain RV Park and Campground
Nestled near the hills of historic Milledgeville, Scenic Mountain RV Park offers peace and tranquility. While it feels like you are a million miles from anywhere, this park is really just a short drive from Macon.
It boasts a swimming pool and six fishing ponds, as well as 78 full hook-up sites (most with fire rings and picnic tables), laundry and shower facilities, and three pavilions.
The park is pet-friendly and has a fenced dog run so your furry friends can burn off some energy. There are hiking trails to explore and plenty of wildlife in the area.
Scenic Mountain RV Park & Campground. Photo via RV LIFE Campgrounds
10. Stone Mountain Park Campground
Just minutes away from Atlanta, the campground at Stone Mountain Park offers over 400 RV, pop-up, and tent sites, most with amazing lake and/or mountain views. They also rent yurts, safari tents, and RVs.
Stone Mountain Park. Photo courtesy of RV LIFE Campgrounds
Since you will be located inside the park, you are just steps away from all that the park has to offer, including miles of trails (take the one-mile hike to the summit of the mountain), a train around the mountain, and two golf courses.
The Summit Skyride will give you a bird’s eye view of the monument on the way to the top of the mountain, where you can see the Atlanta skyline and the Appalachian Mountains. For a tour of the campground, check out this video.
Find more RV campgrounds in Georgia
There are many more fabulous destinations across the Southeast. You can find more RV campgrounds in Georgia with a quick search on RV LIFE Campgrounds or while planning out your RV-safe routes with RV LIFE Pro.
For more great travel ideas, check out this article.
Tammy Grey has been a freelancer writer for just over ten years. She has been published in regional and national publications, such as USA Today and Silver Sage Magazine. While her main focus is writing travel-related articles, she also writes human interest pieces.Â
Tammy is a Marine Corps brat from Parris Island, South Carolina. After many years spent in the Midwest, she currently resides in southeast Georgia, in a small Navy town just north of Jacksonville, Florida.Â
Do they not have campgrounds on the western side of Georgia? All 10 of these were from mid state to the coast!
Cloudland Canyon is on the north-west corner of GA and is breathtaking! Amazing mountain/canyon views and multiple massive waterfalls. Very clean campground with some space between sites & clean bathrooms. Definitely worth the trip!
Nice to know there are so many beautiful places to stay and see. I don’t even own an RV yet, so I’m here just trying to see what RVING can offer thanks to the authors and people which contributed to this article. I only wish there were more pictures. Guess I’ll have to see for myself
Great article! I appreciate the info as we plan a trip along the east coast.
Crooked River State Park.. St.Marys Ga.
Wonderful park with very large spaces
Vogel State Park in Blairsville, Georgia was voted number one State Park in the US for 2020 by USA Today.
It far out shines the ones that are listed here.
It is a campground not a parking lot like some that are listed here.
I have been camping at Vogel for forty plus years.
I am a born and raised Georgian.
I just read, with interest our article about “10 must see campgrounds in Georgia”… very good!
If you decide to revisit this topic, in the future, I would also like to recommend the inclusion of the Army Corps of Engineer’s project – Carter’s Lake, is located North West of Atlanta and at the Southern end of the Blue Ridge Mountains. It was created to cover more than 3200 acres and became a reservoir on the Coosawattee River. There are seven campgrounds surrounding the lake with Doll Mountain being the crowning jewel of all of them.
Well worth a visit.
More information can be found at:
https://www.recreation.gov/camping/gateways/443
I don’t live far from there!!Yes!Carter’s lake is another great place! We camped there when we first got our camper…to try it out and the view was spectacular!
Please check out Bald Mountain RV & camping resort. It is a wonderplace for children, families and non families. Safe. Near Lake Chatuge in Hiawassee, GA. Not far from Helen, GA, hiking, trout fishing, mountain riding. With several playgrounds for children, pool,ponds with fish and beautiful creek to play in!
Have you heard of Talona Ridge RV Resort in East Ellijay? It’s a beautiful new RV resort that opened up last November, 2021. They’re on this platform. Ya’ll should write a post on them! They’re definitely in the top 5 for nicest luxury RV spots.
Creekfire Motor Ranch (https://book.creekfirerv.com/) in Savannah is another one that should have been on the list. It is off I95 (NO road noise), has a lazy river, splash pool, jacuzzies, large main pool, workout room, and pond. All that and a 20-minute drive to downtown historic Savannah. It is one of our grandkids’ favorite places to go. Been there 3-times, last time was over this past St. Patrick’s day week (spring break for the kids).