National Forest campgrounds in Georgia
Georgia has 33 National Forest campgrounds on record, 22 reservable and 11 first-come. 2 are free.
- 33
- Total
- 22
- Reservable
- 11
- First-come
Cooper Creek Campground
Cottonwood Patch Campground
Deep Hole Recreation Area
Desoto Falls Recreation Area
Frank Gross Recreation AreaHow National Forest campgrounds work here
These campgrounds are run by the U.S. Forest Service. 22 book through Recreation.gov. 11 take no reservations. On record: 2 free, 7 with potable water, 4 with hookups. The agency's own pages are at recreation.gov.
Interagency pass: it covers entrance and day-use fees on National Forest land, and the Senior Pass "may provide a 50 percent discount on some amenity fees", camping among them (nps.gov, read 2026-09-26). For the land itself (rules, offices, boundaries), see Georgia national forests on publiclandsdb.com.
- Sites
- 10
- Season
- Not on record
- Fee
- Single Site: $12 per night
Cooper Creek Campground - Sites
- 25
- Season
- Not on record
- Fee
- Single Site: $15 per night peak season
Cottonwood Patch Campground - Sites
- 8
- Season
- Not on record
- Fee
- Not on record
Deep Hole Recreation Area - Sites
- 9
- Season
- Not on record
- Fee
- Single Site: $15 per night
Desoto Falls Recreation Area - Sites
- 23
- Season
- Not on record
- Fee
- Single Site: $20 per night peak season
- Sites
- Not on record
- Season
- Not on record
- Fee
- Single Site: $8/night.
Frank Gross Recreation Area - Sites
- 8
- Season
- Not on record
- Fee
- Single Site: $8 per night
- Sites
- Not on record
- Season
- Not on record
- Fee
- Free
Jacks River Fields Campground - Sites
- 7
- Season
- Not on record
- Fee
- Not on record
- Sites
- Not on record
- Season
- Not on record
- Fee
- Free
Lake Conasauga Campground Area - Sites
- 29
- Season
- Not on record
- Fee
- Single Site: $15 per night
- Sites
- 6
- Season
- Not on record
- Fee
- Single Site: $8 per night
- Sites
- 75
- Season
- Not on record
- Fee
- Single Site: $26 per night
- Sites
- 41
- Season
- Not on record
- Fee
- Single Site: $24 per night
- Sites
- Not on record
- Season
- Not on record
- Fee
- Single Site: $9 per night
- Sites
- Not on record
- Season
- Not on record
- Fee
- Single Site: $24 per night
- Sites
- 32
- Season
- Not on record
- Fee
- Not on record
- Sites
- Not on record
- Season
- Not on record
- Fee
- Single Site: $12 per night
- Sites
- 41
- Season
- Not on record
- Fee
- Single Site: $24 per night
- Sites
- Not on record
- Season
- Not on record
- Fee
- Single Site: $5 per night
Pocket Campground - Sites
- 26
- Season
- Not on record
- Fee
- Not on record
- Sites
- Not on record
- Season
- Not on record
- Fee
- Single Site: $15 per night
- Sites
- Not on record
- Season
- Not on record
- Fee
- Single Site: $15 per night
- Sites
- 12
- Season
- Not on record
- Fee
- Not on record
- Sites
- 19
- Season
- Not on record
- Fee
- Single Site: $10 per night
- Sites
- 16
- Season
- Not on record
- Fee
- Single Site: $15 per night
- Sites
- 18
- Season
- Not on record
- Fee
- Single Site: $15 per night
Toccoa River -sandy Bottoms Campground - Sites
- 6
- Season
- Not on record
- Fee
- Single Site: $16 per night
- Sites
- 19
- Season
- Not on record
- Fee
- Single Site: $12 per night
West Fork Campground - Sites
- 5
- Season
- Not on record
- Fee
- Single Site: $10 per night
- Sites
- Not on record
- Season
- Not on record
- Fee
- Single Site: $10 per night
- Sites
- Not on record
- Season
- Not on record
- Fee
- Single Site: $10 per night
Willis Knob Horse Camp - Sites
- 8
- Season
- Not on record
- Fee
- Not on record
No campgrounds match these filters.
Common questions
How do I book a National Forest campground in Georgia?
Of the 33 National Forest campgrounds on record, 22 book through Recreation.gov and 11 are first-come, first-served with no reservations.
What is the stay limit at National Forest campgrounds in Georgia?
Where the agency states one: 14 days within any 30-day period (4 campgrounds). Check each campground's page for its own rule.
Does the interagency pass work at National Forest campgrounds?
The pass itself covers entrance and day-use fees on National Forest land, not the nightly camping fee; the Senior Pass may give 50 percent off some amenity fees, camping among them (nps.gov, read 2026-09-26).
All agencies: camping in Georgia.