These 12 Rustic Spots In Georgia Are Extraordinary For Camping

Summer is the time that everyone packs up their gear, heads out for some wildness adventures, and cooks easy meals over an open fire. Of course, we’re talking about camping, one of the best activities for the whole family to enjoy an inexpensive weekend away, in the middle of nature. Last year we wrote about a few of the best camping spots in Georgia that would be perfect to plan a getaway to, and this year we’re back with a few more. There may be some you’ve heard of before, but hopefully there will be a couple new spots that pique your interest. Here are 12 rustic spots in Georgia that are extraordinary for camping.

Yelp Shasta S.

Andrew's Cove Campground is a beautiful spot for the whole family. It's nestled up right next to a running stream, surrounded by tall hardwoods, and better yet, it's just a fifteen minute cruise to Helen.

Yelp Nicki K.

I would recommend this woodsy campground to the more advanced campers. These are primitive sites where you must hike in at least a half mile before setting up shop. But, boy, is the serenity and quiet worth it.

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Yelp Dustin B.

This isn't your average camping spot. The beautiful property is surrounded by an array of greenery, along with a few creeks. But the most exciting part of this campground has to be the nearby lake, perfect for taking a kayak out on the cool water.

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Yelp Lynn R.

What makes Cooper Creek so appealing is that it has waterfront sites available. This means that just a few feet away, you can dip your toes in the refreshing water, or fall asleep to the sound of a rushing stream.

Yelp Robin S.

Who wouldn't want to camp with access to a waterfall right nearby?! If you stay at the rustic, magical Cloudland Canyon, then you'll be able to hike to Cherokee Falls, and cool off in the small pool below.

Yelp Sue E.

Some amateur astronomers have hailed Doll Mountain Campground as one of the best spots to stargaze. Bring a tent, bring your partner, and have a romantic night under the stars.

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Yelp Robin S.

There's a little bit of history that can be learned at McIntosh Reserve. If you're looking for a quiet, middle-of-nowhere natural paradise, then this is your spot.

Yelp Robin S.

This campground is great for the avid hiker or biker. With over 15 miles of trails, you won't be disappointed each time you step out of your tent.

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The thing about this rustic camping spot is that it's near a spring-fed lake, which is the highest in Georgia. Add to that, the cool summer breeze at night and the smell of nearby campfires, and you're in business.

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If sweeping views of the Blue Ridge Mountains are your cup of tea, then Black Rock Mountain State Park is the place to be. It's the highest state park in Georgia and features streams, forests and waterfalls.

Yelp James H.

You can rent a cabin, or primitive camp - whichever you prefer. What's interesting about this campground, besides the alligators and turtles everywhere, is that it includes a spring, which pumps 9 million gallons of water a day.

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What makes Indian Springs State Park so unique is the fact that it's secluded from the rest of the world. It also features spring water. which visitors can sample, that hydrated the Creek Indians for years.

There are quite a few places that are worth exploring this summer. Time to get back into nature! Tag a camping buddy that you’d like to bring along.