The best luxury camping in Georgia is at RV resorts in the North Georgia mountains and near Atlanta, where you get full hookups, pools, spas, and concierge-style service. These five resorts stand out for their amenities, settings, and easy access to the state’s top destinations.
Luxury RV Resorts in Georgia
Talona Ridge RV Resort
Best for mountain views with an active social scene. Talona Ridge RV Resort in East Ellijay is just over an hour north of Atlanta, in the foothills of the Blue Ridge Mountains. Every site has full hookups, and guests gather at Grandview Hall, which has an indoor bar and panoramic views. Amenities include a year-round hot tub, four pickleball courts, and a dog park with a dog-washing station.
Crossing Creeks RV Resort & Spa
Best for a spa getaway in the Blue Ridge Mountains. Crossing Creeks RV Resort & Spa covers 100 acres along the Coosa and Anderson creeks near Blairsville. Its on-site spa offers massages, facials, and body treatments, and there’s also a fitness center, a sauna, and an outdoor pool. The resort welcomes all RV types, and full-hookup sites come in a range of sizes.
Pine Mountain RV Resort
Best for families visiting Callaway Gardens. Pine Mountain RV Resort sits minutes from the gardens, about an hour southwest of Atlanta. Amenities include a saline pool, a hot tub, a fitness center, a coffee bar, a game room, bark parks, and bike rentals, plus a full-time concierge. If part of your group isn’t traveling by RV, the resort also rents yurts and furnished cabins.
River Vista RV Resort
Best for year-round stays near the Smoky Mountains. River Vista RV Resort in Dillard sits in a mountain valley near the North Carolina border, about 45 minutes from the southern entrance to Great Smoky Mountains National Park. It has big-rig-friendly, full-hookup sites, indoor and outdoor pools, a fitness center, and free Wi-Fi. Gem mining and hiking are on-site, and horseback riding and ziplining are minutes away.
Atlanta-Marietta RV Resort
Best for exploring Atlanta from a comfortable base. Atlanta-Marietta RV Resort is about 13 miles from downtown Atlanta, with paved roads and paved, level sites with patios. Every site has full hookups, and guests get free Wi-Fi and cable TV, shower suites, a laundry room, and a seasonal pool. Six Flags White Water and Marietta’s historic square are a short drive away.
Luxury Camping vs. Glamping in Georgia
Luxury camping means bringing your RV to a resort with upscale sites and amenities, while glamping means staying in a furnished tent, dome, cabin, or yurt. If you’d rather leave the RV at home, see our guide to glamping in Georgia for geodesic domes in the North Georgia mountains, safari tents near Lake Allatoona, and more.
Where to Go Luxury Camping in Georgia
Georgia’s best luxury camping is in the North Georgia mountains, around Atlanta, and near the coast in Savannah. In Atlanta, visit the World of Coca-Cola to taste sodas from around the world, or spend a day at Stone Mountain Park.
Savannah is known for its historic district, where many buildings have been restored by the Savannah College of Art and Design, and for its ghost tours. Northeast of Atlanta, Lake Lanier Islands pairs a lakeside Margaritaville resort with quiet coves for boating. For cooler air and mountain views, head to Blairsville, Ellijay, or Dillard.
Tips for Luxury RV Camping in Georgia
- Book early. Popular resorts take reservations months ahead, especially in the mountains in fall.
- Check the rules. Review pet policies and RV requirements before you book, since some resorts limit RV type or age.
- Pack for the season. Bring warm layers for freezing winter nights in the mountains, and sunscreen, wide-brimmed hats, and loose clothing for hot summer days.
Book Your Georgia Luxury RV Trip
Find the right rig for your getaway with RV rentals in Georgia, or browse RV rentals across the country. Then map your stops with the RV trip route planner. For more ideas, see our list of the best luxury RV resorts in the U.S. and our guide to luxury RV brands.
