Beach Camping Georgia

Beach Camping Georgia

Beach Camping Georgia

Just south of Atlanta, there are miles of hiking, biking, and paddling trails. If you're up for a journey from the road to the campground, leave your car and urban sensibilities behind - and discover what an authentic find like that feels like.

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Camping on Cumberland Island National Seashore is one of our favorite outdoor adventures. For a couple glorious days and nights, the island becomes our personal playground. Our Cumberland Island days are filled with playful escapades in the crashing waves, hiking under the canopy of live oaks and watching the wild horses roam. We’ve been the only couple on the beach for brilliant sunrises, romantic sunsets and nights full of twinkling stars.

Planning a trip to the coast of Georgia? Camping near the beach in the Golden Isles is a great way to take advantage of beautiful coastal views day and night! Filled with vast marshlands, beautiful sandy beaches and magnificent oak trees, the Golden Isles is graced with a unique and natural beauty. Camping among the beautiful scenery is a great option for visitors who enjoy adventure and the wilderness. It's a unique way to experience the great outdoors and it is one of the most affordable ways to see all that is offered in the Golden Isles. (Source: www.goldenisles.com)

Island

In addition to, “Sea Camp,” and “Stafford Campground,” which offer restrooms and showers, there are several backcountry camping sites on Cumberland Island. Hiking 5-10 miles will land backpacking campers incredible seclusion with opportunities for exploring different ecosystems and possible sightings of dolphins and manatees. Read more about camping Cumberland Island as a family.

The Jekyll Island Campground offers 206 campsites situated on 18 acres on the north end of the island. Sheltered by gorgeous oak trees and close to the fishing pier as well as Jekyll Island's iconic Driftwood Beach, this campground is the ideal choice for nature lovers. The Jekyll Island Campground also offers several amenities that bring the comfort of home to the outdoors. Choose from a variety of primitive tent sites as well as sites with full hookup to electricity, cable TV, water and sewage. A convenience store is located on site and bike rentals are available for those interested in exploring the island. (Source: www.goldenisles.com)