
6 Popular Fall Camping Spots in Georgia’s Lake Country
As fall arrives in Georgia’s Lake Country, the landscape transforms into a tapestry of rich colors and crisp air. It’s the perfect time to step outside, unwind, and embrace the beauty of the season. Whether you’re planning a quick getaway or a night under the stars, here are the top spots in Lake Country to enjoy autumn’s best.

1. Little River: Milledgeville, GA
Little River Park Campground & Marina is a great place to spend some time outdoors on Lake Sinclair. This campground offers RV spots, boat ramps, and even cabins to rent. The views of the lake provide a beautiful background for your vacation. Our mild changing seasons mean the lake temperatures are still perfect for a swim off of their beach.

2. Scenic Mountain: Milledgeville, GA
Scenic Mountain is a gorgeous spot for all of your outdoor needs. The RV park offers rentals from cabins to houses, along with several amenities for all to enjoy. Take a dip in the saltwater pool or hike one of the 3 trails on the property. Only a short drive from downtown Milledgeville, this site is sure to please with so much to see and do. For more information on booking your stay, click here.

3. Parks Ferry Campground: Lake Oconee/Greensboro
Georgia Power’s Parks Ferry, located on Lake Oconee, is the perfect spot for fishing and camping. Offering full-service campgrounds and primitive sites, RV sites, boat ramps, an outdoor sports area, and a playground for the kiddos, this place has everything you need for a perfect lakeside family vacation.

4. Lake Oconee KOA
All aboard! A playful railroad theme is just a hint of the fun you’ll have at this one-of-a-kind KOA. The campground has 23 authentic railroad boxcars, club cars and cabooses dotted across 55 acres – and you can spend the night in one! With its own boat launch and slips, this KOA is a perfect base camp for boaters and anglers eager to get out on Lake Oconee, the region’s sparkling jewel. A 4,000-square-foot clubhouse allows groups to enjoy the lakefront setting, while the campground’s private white sand beach and two swimming pools make a big splash with the kids. This campground is open year-round so you can enjoy Lake Oconee whenever you are ready!

4. Oconee Springs Park: Eatonton
Oconee Springs is home to cabin rentals, camper spots, and a beautiful pavilion event space. The playground and relaxing beach area are guaranteed to please every member of the family. The best family-fun surprise-an inflatable slide and water trampoline!

5. Lawrence Shoals Park: Eatonton
Another of Georgia Power’s parks, Lawrence Shoals offers a swimming beach, grills, a full-service campground, and camping for you to enjoy during your stay. Located on Lake Oconee, you can even take a boat out on the water for a fun afternoon and beautiful views.

6. Hard Labor Creek State Park: Madison, GA
Hard Labor Creek State Park is one of the most beautiful spots just a few minutes from Madison. The park is filled to the brim with activities such as a lakeside beach, golf course, and over 20 miles of trails for hikers, bikers and horseback riders. You will definitely want to stay overnight so camping areas and cottages are available.