Campsites and motorhome services in Georgia

Georgia has 869 campsites and caravan sites on the map, 329 drinking-water points, 35 dump stations and 279 viewpoints — 7,130 places in all. The map shows every one; the tables list the ones the map knows most about.

Updated October 25, 2026
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Campsites in Georgia

The 20 the map knows most about. All 869 are on the map above.

PlaceRegionWhat is there
The Pocket CampgroundGeorgiapaid26 pitchesopen Apr-Oct unknowndrinking watertoiletswebsiteOpen →
Cooper Creek Recreation AreaGeorgiapaid15 pitchesopen 24/7websiteOpen →
Dockery Lake CampgroundGeorgiapaid11 pitchesopen Mar 17-Dec 21 openwebsiteOpen →
Mulky CampgroundGeorgiapaid11 pitchesopen 24/7websiteOpen →
Deep Hole Recreation AreaGeorgiapaidopen 24/7toiletswebsiteOpen →
Beautiful Rock CampgroundGeorgiapaid100 pitchestoiletsshowerwebsiteOpen →
Bear Creek CampgroundGeorgiafreeopen 24/7websiteOpen →
Frank Gross Recreation AreaGeorgiapaidopen Mar 17 - Nov 29 00:00-24:00websiteOpen →
Toccoa River Sandy Bottoms Recreation AreaGeorgiapaid4 pitcheswebsiteOpen →
Lake Winfield Scott CampgroundGeorgiapaidopen 24/7websiteOpen →
Silver Comet Trail Campground / Camp CometGeorgiafreeopen 24/7Open →
Georgia Peanut RV ParkGeorgiapaid20 pitchesdump stationwebsiteOpen →
Premiere CampingGeorgiapaid33 pitchesprivateOpen →
Two Wheels of SuchesGeorgiapaidopen Mar-NovwebsiteOpen →
Durham Backcountry CampsiteGeorgiapaidwebsiteOpen →
Moonshine CampsiteGeorgiapaidwebsiteOpen →
Nickajack CampsiteGeorgiapaidwebsiteOpen →
Terrora CampgroundGeorgiapaidprivatewebsiteOpen →
Upper Stamp Creek CampgroundGeorgiapaidprivatewebsiteOpen →
Amicalola Falls State Park CampgroundGeorgiapaidwebsiteOpen →

Water, dump stations and showers

329 water points, 35 dump stations and 82 showers are mapped in Georgia. These are the ones with the most detail.

PlaceTypeRegionWhat is there
Dump Stationdump stationGeorgia—Open →
Water (Non-potable)drinking waterGeorgiafreeOpen →
Comfort StationshowerGeorgia—Open →
Brickhill Bluffdrinking waterGeorgia—Open →
unnameddump stationGeorgiafreeprivateOpen →
unnamedshowerGeorgia—Open →
Golfviewdrinking waterGeorgia—Open →
unnameddump stationGeorgiafreeprivateOpen →
unnamedshowerGeorgia—Open →
blow offdrinking waterGeorgia—Open →
unnameddump stationGeorgiafreeprivateOpen →
unnamedshowerGeorgiafreeprivateOpen →
meterdrinking waterGeorgia—Open →
unnameddump stationGeorgiafreeprivateOpen →
unnamedshowerGeorgiafreeprivateOpen →
meterdrinking waterGeorgia—Open →
unnameddump stationGeorgiafreeprivateOpen →
unnamedshowerGeorgiafreeprivateOpen →
Playground Fountaindrinking waterGeorgia—Open →
unnameddump stationGeorgiafreeOpen →
unnamedshowerGeorgiafreeprivateOpen →
Water Fountaindrinking waterGeorgia—Open →
unnameddump stationGeorgiafreeOpen →
unnamedshowerGeorgiafreeprivateOpen →
Water Fountaindrinking waterGeorgia—Open →
unnameddump stationGeorgia—Open →
unnamedshowerGeorgiafreeOpen →
unnameddrinking waterGeorgiafreeopen Mo-Su (sunrise-00:30)-(sunset+00:30)Open →
unnameddump stationGeorgiaprivateOpen →
unnamedshowerGeorgiafreeOpen →
unnameddrinking waterGeorgiaopen Mo-Su (sunrise-00:30)-(sunset+00:30)Open →
unnameddump stationGeorgia—Open →
unnamedshowerGeorgiafreeOpen →
unnameddrinking waterGeorgiafreeOpen →
unnamedshowerGeorgiaprivateOpen →
unnameddrinking waterGeorgiafreeOpen →
unnamedshowerGeorgiaprivateOpen →
unnameddrinking waterGeorgiafreeOpen →
unnamedshowerGeorgiaprivateOpen →
unnameddrinking waterGeorgiafreeOpen →

Viewpoints

279 places somebody marked as worth stopping for the view.

PlaceRegionWhat is there
Chestatee OverlookGeorgiaopen sunrise-sunsetwebsiteOpen →
Burnt Mountain OverlookGeorgiafreeopen sunrise-sunsetOpen →
Burnt Mountain OverlookGeorgiafreeopen sunrise-sunsetOpen →
Fort Mountain Scenic OverlookGeorgiawebsiteOpen →
Overlook 6Georgia—Open →
Overlook 7Georgia—Open →
Toccoa River Swinging BridgeGeorgia—Open →
Landrum MillGeorgia—Open →
18Georgia—Open →
Ashley Oaks MansionGeorgia—Open →
Bird BlindGeorgia—Open →
Blue Ridge OverlookGeorgia—Open →
Bonnie Day ArborGeorgia—Open →
cascadesGeorgia—Open →
CascadesGeorgia—Open →
CascadesGeorgia—Open →
Cohutta OverlookGeorgia—Open →
Cool Springs OverlookGeorgia—Open →
Cooper Creek Scenic AreaGeorgia—Open →
Covered BridgeGeorgia—Open →

What is here

3,894 of the 7,130 places in Georgia carry a name; the rest are a category and a coordinate. The campsite table lists the 20 with the most detail — a season, a capacity, whether there is water on site — and every row opens in the app with photos, reviews and a route to it.

Water in, waste out

329 drinking-water points and 35 dump stations are recorded here. They decide how long a van can stay away from a serviced pitch, and they are the half of this map no campsite directory publishes.

Questions

How many campsites are there in Georgia?

869 campsites and caravan sites are recorded in Georgia, with 329 drinking-water points and 35 dump stations alongside them.

Where can I empty the toilet in Georgia?

There are 35 dump stations on the map in Georgia. The services table lists the ones with the most detail, and the app finds the nearest to where you actually are.

How current is this?

Rebuilt every week from OpenStreetMap; these figures were measured on October 25, 2026. Nothing here is verified by us, and nobody paid to be listed.

Other regions of United States

California32,338 places · 4,433 campsitesTexas18,876 places · 3,154 campsitesWashington12,747 places · 2,091 campsitesNew York11,660 places · 1,059 campsitesFlorida11,109 places · 1,229 campsitesMichigan11,002 places · 1,446 campsitesColorado9,962 places · 2,952 campsitesMinnesota9,406 places · 2,748 campsitesOhio8,888 places · 615 campsitesUtah8,591 places · 2,916 campsitesPennsylvania8,587 places · 1,012 campsitesIllinois8,403 places · 541 campsitesOregon8,063 places · 2,133 campsitesWisconsin7,697 places · 1,249 campsitesNorth Carolina7,035 places · 866 campsitesArizona6,898 places · 1,384 campsitesVirginia6,780 places · 585 campsitesMissouri5,697 places · 889 campsitesTennessee4,716 places · 703 campsitesIndiana4,607 places · 437 campsitesNew Jersey3,916 places · 155 campsitesIowa3,851 places · 580 campsitesMassachusetts3,760 places · 144 campsitesMaryland3,552 places · 281 campsitesIdaho3,493 places · 1,223 campsitesNew Mexico3,417 places · 872 campsitesAlabama3,334 places · 348 campsitesSouth Carolina3,330 places · 235 campsitesKentucky3,187 places · 286 campsitesKansas3,020 places · 479 campsitesOklahoma2,849 places · 423 campsitesMontana2,810 places · 799 campsitesNevada2,699 places · 407 campsitesWest Virginia2,522 places · 428 campsitesArkansas2,507 places · 344 campsitesConnecticut2,446 places · 156 campsitesWyoming2,189 places · 795 campsitesLouisiana2,099 places · 173 campsitesMaine2,079 places · 541 campsitesNebraska2,052 places · 304 campsitesNew Hampshire1,856 places · 309 campsitesMississippi1,781 places · 301 campsitesAlaska1,711 places · 430 campsitesHawaii1,648 places · 64 campsitesSouth Dakota1,567 places · 253 campsitesVermont1,335 places · 194 campsitesNorth Dakota1,010 places · 399 campsites

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