13 campgrounds that take tents and no RVs in Georgia
The list is thickest in Chattahoochee-Oconee National Forest. Most are run by the Forest Service. Cumberland Island National Seashore Camping Permits is the largest at 47 sites.
A campground is listed when its Recreation.gov site records permit tents and permit no RV at any site.
Reservable Partly reservable First-come, first-served
All 13
| Campground | Agency | Sites | Booking | Link |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Cumberland Island National Seashore Camping Permits | NPS | 47 | Reservable | Details → |
| Lake Sinclair Campground | FS | 44 | Reservable | Details → |
| Mulky Campground | FS | 11 | Reservable | Details → |
| Woodring Branch Primitive Campground | USACE | 11 | Reservable | Details → |
| Toto Creek Campground | USACE | 9 | Reservable | Details → |
| Oconee River Campground | FS | 5 | Reservable | Details → |
| West Fork Campground | FS | 5 | Partly reservable | Details → |
| Boggs Creek Recreation Area | FS | First-come | Details → | |
| Hickey Gap Campground | FS | First-come | Details → | |
| Lake Winfield Scott Campground | FS | First-come | Details → | |
| Pear Tree Hill Group Camp | FS | Reservable | Details → | |
| Wildcat Creek Campground #1 Lower | FS | First-come | Details → | |
| Wildcat Creek Campground #2 Upper | FS | First-come | Details → |
Also in Georgia
All 59 campgrounds in Georgia · Electric hookups · First-come, first-served · Reservable · Big rigs · Pets allowed · Group sites · Tent only in every state