Georgia Top RV Parks and Campgrounds

Camp Margaritaville RV Resort Lanier Islands is the ultimate lakeside paradise where you can choose your level of chill from hanging out by the campfire and unwinding in nature to seasonal and year-round recreation at Margaritaville at Lanier Islands. Experience the unique thrills of the seasons with the waterpark, beaches, boating, and tiki bars in the summer and License to Chill Snow Island and Lakeside Lights Extravaganza in the winter.

Talona Ridge is an upscale, high-end RV resort designed for guests to escape and relax in the mountains. We are big-rig friendly, featuring over-sized, concrete pads, full hookups at each site, Wi-Fi, and much more. Take a dip in our heated pool and hot tub, enjoy the breathtaking mountain views from Grandview Hall, or play a few matches at our pickle ball courts. There's much more to do on property or in the surrounding area. Visit our website for more details.

Leaning Pines Campground and Cabins is a family-owned and family-run rural campground. Guests love our relaxing, quiet atmosphere, and dark night skies. They are in close proximity to the Savannah River and nearby access to a 15,000-acre state hunting preserve.

Jellystone Park Cochran is a family-friendly campground located in Cochran, Georgia, offering a fun-filled outdoor experience with a variety of accommodations, including cozy cabins, spacious RV sites, and scenic tent sites. The park features daily activities, a fishing pond, and appearances by Yogi Bear™ to delight guests of all ages.

For a relaxing time exploring the outdoors, look no further than Warthen RV Park in Warthen, Georgia. Campers have access to full hookups, a dump station, and even sanitation services. Plus, you'll have plenty of space to explore the Southern landscape and reconnect with nature at places like Hamburg State Park. The best part is with Augusta only an hour away, you can experience two cities in one trip.

Head to Fair Harbor RV Park if you enjoy friendly staff members and reasonable rates. Conveniently located a quarter-mile off the I-75, this park has plenty of amenities, a stocked lake stretching over 100 acres, and cabins to rent. It is also close to stores, restaurants, and shops, so you’re never far away from all the things you need.

Red Gate is the closest RV park to historic downtown Savanh. If you want your Georgia vacation to be filled with fun attractions, this is one of the best RV parks to help you map out every day with an exciting itinerary. This country resort provides guests with a number of different amenities and attractions including, but definitely not limited to, a saltwater swimming pool, pristine restrooms, ture trails, and a clubhouse complete with a flat screen tv and pool table.

Located in what was once known as ‘The Shrimp Capital of the World’, Coastal GA RV Resort is a hotspot for avid fishermen, as its location allows for inshore, offshore, Gulf Stream, and deep-sea fishing. It’s one of the newer RV resorts in Georgia, so all of the facilities are up to date and well cared for

This RVC Outdoor Destination is only an hour away from Atlanta, nestled in a forest of-you guessed it-pines. A big draw of this park is that it’s less than three miles from the famous Callaway Gardens, so visitors can stay at a peaceful retreat in the woods while staying close to town, allowing them to visit any attractions they might be interested in.

River Vista Mountain Village is one of the top-rated Good Sam RV parks; located in the Blue Ridge Mountains of Northern Georgia, it’s less than an hour from the entrance to the Great Smoky Mountains National Park. This campground is family friendly and offers a host of events throughout the year, from games to movie nights, to ice cream socials and more!

This 112 acre Georgia campground is located just south of downtown Milledgeville. At about 30 miles from Macon, this park is secluded enough to be quiet and peaceful while not being too far away from civilization. Visitors can enjoy a pool, six fishing ponds, and beautiful views of the Georgia hills.

Located on Tybee Island, the River’s End Campground is the perfect place to explore the beaches of Georgia. Being only a short walk from the beach, and a short drive to downtown Savannah, this park offers it all- natural scenic beauty, historical sites, and shopping!

Albany, Georgia is known as the “Good Life City”, and this 5-star RV resort lives up to those expectations with its spacious camping sites. There are 40 feet of natural environment between each and every campsite, so every camper is guaranteed to have privacy.

One of the most relaxing RV campgrounds in all of Georgia, Yonah Mountain Campground is located in the North Georgia Mountains. The calm resort offers a quaint getaway while still providing modern amenities, such as a laundry center, wifi capabilities, and a pristine bathhouse.

Eagle’s Roost Resort prides themselves on offering southern hospitality. This pet-friendly RV resort offers large, paved pull-through sites and night-time security staff. Guests can enjoy picnic pavilions, laundry facilities, and a pool.

This campground located in Cochran, GA is specifically designed for those 50 years old and older. It was opened in 2015 and is settled on 15 acres with a pond and 50′ by 50′ gravel lots. Each lot has a fire ring and enough space for two vehicles.

The rustic Sweet Onion RV Park is only 45 miles from Statesboro, GA. If you thought Georgia only produced peaches, you are in for a surprise; it’s also produced this tranquil RV getaway and more than a few onions. While you are in the area, make a trip to the family-operated wildlife preserve called Buckhorn Creek Ranch.

Located in southeast Georgia, Gordonia-Alatamaha State Park is 37 miles from Statesboro, GA. One of the main features of this campground is Brazell’s Creek Golf Course, which offers 18 holes of fun yet challenging golf. If golf isn’t your way of staying in shape, the park also offers outdoor fitness equipment.