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Camping spots in Georgia and Alabama

Live federal campgrounds come straight from Recreation.gov in search. These are the extras it can't see — state parks, dispersed sites, wildlife areas, OHV trails and canyon destinations — that we have looked up one by one. Each page shows fees, passes, parking, access, the forecast and directions.

Georgia

Developed campgrounds

Tables, fire rings, toilets; usually reservable.

Dispersed / primitive camping

No facilities, broadly allowed on national forest land under its rules.

WMA / wildlife area camping

Hunting-area overlays with their own camping rules — often designated sites only.

OHV / 4x4 trail areas

Designated off-highway vehicle trails, with camping nearby.

  • Houston Valley OHV Area · USFS — Chattahoochee-Oconee NF (Conasauga RD) · No camping at staging; dispersed nearby under standard 14-day rules where allowed
  • Beasley Knob OHV Trail System · USFS — Chattahoochee-Oconee NF (Blue Ridge RD) · OHV camping opportunities nearby — check current FS guidance
  • Whissenhunt OHV Trails · USFS — Chattahoochee-Oconee NF · Not at trailhead; use nearby dispersed or developed sites
  • Oakey Mountain OHV Trails · USFS — Chattahoochee-Oconee NF (Chattooga River RD) · Trailhead / campground area nearby — confirm current status
  • Locust Stake OHV Trail System · USFS — Chattahoochee-Oconee NF (Chattooga RD) · Overnight parking not permitted at staging
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Alabama

Developed campgrounds

Tables, fire rings, toilets; usually reservable.

  • Cherokee Rock Village · Cherokee County / Southeastern Climbers Coalition — Leesburg, AL · $19/night for the first-come tent-only section; reserved brow and RV sites vary

State park campgrounds

Run by the state park system; reservations through the state.

Destinations — camp nearby

Canyons and waterfalls you go to for the day; each page shows where to sleep near it.

  • Little River Canyon National Preserve · National Park Service — Little River Canyon National Preserve · NO camping anywhere in the preserve — day use only. Nearest camping: DeSoto State Park, 15 min north.
  • Little River Falls & Blue Hole (free day use) · National Park Service — Little River Canyon National Preserve · No camping and no overnight parking; the area closes after dark.
  • Canyon Mouth Park ($15/vehicle day use) · National Park Service — Little River Canyon National Preserve · No camping. Gates close promptly (summer 8 AM–7 PM Central) — vehicles left inside get ticketed or locked in.
  • DeSoto Falls (day use) · Alabama State Parks — DeSoto State Park · No camping at the falls — camp in DeSoto State Park a few minutes south.
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