8 Ways You Can Camp In Georgia - No Camping Gear Required

Camping in Georgia is a perfect way to disconnect from day-to-day modern life and reconnect with nature, solitude, and your loved ones. But what happens when you don’t have all of the necessary camping gear that is required to spend a weekend in the woods? What if you don’t want to spend an arm-and-a-leg getting all the gear for just a few nights away? We have a few alternate solutions for you and your family to consider. Take a look at these 8 ways you can camp in Georgia without any camping gear necessary.

Facebook Atlanta Alpaca Treehouse in the Bamboo Forest

You really can’t beat a treehouse overnight getaway that allows you to make friends with alpacas. Surrounded by towering bamboo reeds and tons of friendly alpacas, come spend the night in this epic treehouse for some welcomed solitude in nature. Click on the link in the title to learn more about this one-of-a-kind spot.

Glamping Hub

This glamping dome in Georgia will set you right in the middle of the Appalachians Mountains with a unique overnight experience. The dome itself sleeps up to five guests, plus has an outdoor bathtub and shower, which is quite magical at night. This is the perfect camping experience without any gear necessary to enjoy. Click on the link in the title to learn more about this one-of-a-kind spot.

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Facebook Unicoi State Park & Lodge

Unicoi State Park is one of the most beautiful state parks and a true hidden gem in Georgia. But what many visitors don’t know is that tucked away inside this park are barrel cabins that can be rented for the weekend. With simple amenities, you’ll have the basic creature comforts of home, but be right in the thick of the beauty of nature. Click on the link in the title to learn more about this one-of-a-kind spot.

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Facebook Banning Mills - Worlds Longest Zipline Canopy Tour

Historic Banning Mills in Georgia is an incredible adventure park that the whole family can enjoy together. But if you want to stay for the weekend, then consider staying in their epic treehouse village! Perched high in the sky, you’ll have to walk across the sky bridge to get to this incredible treehouse room. Click on the link in the title to learn more about this one-of-a-kind spot.

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Georgia State Parks

Tugaloo State Park on the border of Georgia and South Carolina is set right on one of the Southeast’s largest lakes—Lake Hartwell. Here, you can rent a yurt in their incredible yurt village, which has the lake right in the backyard. Click on the link in the title to learn more about this one-of-a-kind spot.

Airbnb

You won’t be the views that you’ll get from this epic mountaintop yurt in Georgia. Can you imagine kicking back on the porch, glass of wine in hand, and a sunset like this at your backdrop?! This Airbnb rental is about as magical as it gets. Click on the link in the title to learn more about this one-of-a-kind spot.

Facebook Little Raccoon Key

Little Raccoon Key offers an elevated camping experience in a glamping tent pretty much on your very own private island. Only one overnight reservation is allowed at a time, which means that you’ll have the entire expanse of the island to yourself. Talk about solitude! Click on the link in the title to learn more about this one-of-a-kind spot.

Facebook The Rock Ranch

At The Rock Ranch in Georgia, you’ll find one of the most unique camping experiences around. There is a covered wagon campground with actual Conestoga wagons that can be rented out and sleep up to eight people per wagon! Bring the whole family and tell stories around the campfire like old settlers of Georgia. Click on the link in the title to learn more about this one-of-a-kind spot.

Have you checked out any of these places to camp in Georgia already? Share with us your experience in the comments section! Or if you have any more places to camp in Georgia without any gear needed, then make sure to let us know.