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Georgia Blue Ridge Campgrounds
Discover the Beauty of Blue Ridge, Georgia: A Guide to the Best Campgrounds Nestled in the Appalachian Mountains of North Georgia, Blue Ridge is a paradise for outdoor enthusiasts, adventure seekers, and nature lovers alike. With its charming small-town atmosphere,...
Price Park Campground – MP 296.9
This campground has 129 tent and 68 RV sites and those on Loop "A" are located near Price Lake. Reservations can be made for portions of this campground online at www.RECREATION.gov or by calling 1-877-444-6777. One back-country campsite requiring a hike is available,...
Doughton Park Campground – MP 239.2
There are 110 tent and 25 RV sites, restrooms and a campfire circle at this campground (Parkway’s east). Reservations can be made for portions of this campground online at www.RECREATION.gov or by calling 1-877-444-6777. To the west, you will find the Bluffs Coffee...
Rocky Knob Campground – MP 161.1
Rocky Knob has a campground with 81 tent and 28 trailer sites, restrooms and a dump station for RV’s with a campfire circle that accommodates up to 150 campers. Reservations can be made for portions of this campground online at www.RECREATION.gov or by calling...
Roanoke Mountain Campground – MP 120.4
At Milepost 120.4 on the Blue Ridge Parkway you can find Roanoke Mountain Campground with 74 tents and 30 RV/trailer sites, with 3 sites that are handicap-accessible. All sites are first come, first served. Facilities include water, comfort stations with flush...
Peaks of Otter Campground – MP 85.6
Behind the Peaks of Otter Lodge is Abbott Lake, named for Stanley William Abbott, the Parkway’s first resident landscape architect and planner. The 24-acre lake features a one-mile loop trail, and is stocked with smallmouth bass, catfish, golden shiners, sunfish, and...
Otter Creek Campground – MP 60.8
The Parkway’s Otter Creek area provides a campground with 45 tent and 24 trailer sites, restrooms, water, and a campfire circle. Many of the campsites are along the banks of Otter Creek. The 3.5-mile Otter Creek Trail follows the creek down to the James River Visitor...
Camping Tips in the Blue Ridge Mountains
Camping Tips in the Blue Ridge Mountains Because the weather or temperature can change with altitude in the Blue Ridge Mountains, dressing in layers will allow you to stay comfortable. Sudden showers are a common occurrence in the mountains, especially in summer,...
Bear Den Campground
Make Bear Den Family Campground and Cabins, in western North Carolina's high mountain country, your base camp for Blue Ridge Parkway, family-friendly, outdoor adventures! Bear Den Campground and Creekside Rental Cabins are nestled in 400 acres of dense woods adjoining...