Pet-Friendly Campgrounds in Georgia

Discover the best dog-friendly campgrounds across Georgia. Verified pet policies with trails, swimming, and welcoming sites.

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Reed Bingham State Park

Adel

Your dog can explore miles of woodland trails winding through 1,613 acres of Spanish moss-draped wilderness, with plenty of space to sniff out armadillos and wading birds along the lake's marshy edges.

Black Rock Mountain State Park

Clayton

Dogs thrive on miles of mountain trails winding through hardwood forests, where leashed companions can explore ridgeline paths leading to breathtaking overlooks above the clouds.

Your dog can explore miles of forest trails winding through Chattahoochee National Forest, with paths leading to waterfalls and scenic mountain routes at the base of Blood Mountain.

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About Pet-Friendly Campgrounds in Georgia

Pet-friendly camping in Georgia opens up a world of outdoor adventure where your four-legged companions are welcomed with open arms across diverse landscapes from misty mountain peaks to sun-drenched coastal marshes. The Peach State boasts an exceptional network of campgrounds that understand pets are family members, offering spacious sites, nearby trails, and water access perfect for dogs who love to explore.

Best Time

Spring (March through May) and fall (September through November) offer the most comfortable conditions for pet-friendly camping in Georgia, with mild temperatures that keep both you and your furry companions happy on the trails. Spring brings blooming wildflowers and moderate temperatures in the 60s-70s, perfect for hiking without overheating your dog, though you should book popular mountain campgrounds well in advance as this is peak season.

What to Expect

Verified pet-friendly policies
Hiking trails for dogs
Spacious campsites
Swimming access at many locations

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Your dog can splash and swim along the sandy shoreline of Lake Juliette's calm waters, with plenty of open grassy areas between lakefront campsites for morning walks and fetch sessions.

Your pup can explore 15.5 miles of wooded trails winding through 1,920 acres, with plenty of open spaces along Clarks Hill Lake's 71,100-acre shoreline for leashed adventures.

Crooked River State Park

St Marys

Your dog can explore winding trails beneath ancient Spanish moss-draped oaks and splash through shallow salt marsh edges where herons hunt at dawn. The spacious campsites provide plenty of room for pets to lounge while you're between adventures to nearby Cumberland Island's wild beaches.

Toccoa River Sandy Bottoms Campground

Blue Ridge, Georgia
Chattahoochee-Oconee National Forest

Your leashed pup can splash through shallow Toccoa River pools and explore sandy banks where mountain water meets forest trails. The riverside setting provides natural swimming holes and shoreline adventures that tire out energetic dogs while keeping them cool in Georgia's mountain heat.

George L Smith State Park

Twin City, Georgia

Dogs can explore marked water trails by kayak and roam the 1,634-acre cypress swamp ecosystem alongside their owners, discovering ancient mill structures and Spanish moss-draped pathways.

Upper Stamp Creek Campground

White
Allatoona Lake

Dogs can splash in the shallow waters at the sandy beach, explore wooded trails winding through the surrounding forest, and enjoy the spacious sites that give them plenty of room to roam on-leash.

Your pup can explore wooded trails winding past a working historic gristmill and spot wildlife like turtles and alligators along the lake's edge. Spacious waterfront campsites give dogs plenty of room to lounge while you fish, and the peaceful, uncrowded atmosphere means fewer...

Stephen C Foster State Park

Fargo

Your dog can explore the edge of the ancient Okefenokee Swamp on nature trails winding through cypress forests, where alligators sun themselves and herons stalk the shallows just feet from the path.

Flowery Branch
Lake Sidney Lanier

Your water-loving pup can splash along Lake Sidney Lanier's expansive 692-mile shoreline, with direct boat ramp access leading to countless coves and swimming spots.

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Reed Bingham State Park

Black Rock Mountain State Park

Vogel State Park

Dames Ferry

Mistletoe State Park

Crooked River State Park

Toccoa River Sandy Bottoms Campground

George L Smith State Park

Upper Stamp Creek Campground

Hamburg State Park

Stephen C Foster State Park

Old Federal

High Falls State Park

Elijah Clark State Park

Sarah'S Creek Campground

Chattahoochee Bend State Park

Doll Mountain Campground

Lake Winfield Scott Recreation Area

Hard Labor Creek State Park

Cooper Creek Campground (Ga)

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Plan Your Trips

Popular Activities

Hiking scenic trails with your dog through diverse Georgia landscapesSwimming and water play at pet-friendly lake access pointsWildlife viewing from trails and campsites with your canine companionFishing from shore or boat with your pet nearbyPhotography of mountain vistas, waterfalls, and coastal sceneryKayaking and canoeing on calm lakes and rivers

Tips & Recommendations

1Always call ahead to confirm specific pet policies, as some campgrounds limit the number of pets per site or have breed restrictions, and bring current vaccination records just in case.
2Pack a pet first aid kit including tick removal tools, as Georgia's forests harbor ticks year-round, and check your dog thoroughly after each hike—Lyme disease is present in the state.
3Bring plenty of water and a collapsible bowl, especially for summer camping, and consider a cooling vest for dogs during warmer months.
4Georgia state parks require pets to be leashed at all times with a maximum six-foot leash, and they're not permitted in swimming areas, playgrounds, or buildings, so plan accordingly.

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Pet-Friendly Campgrounds in Georgia FAQ

We've curated 20+ pet-friendly campgrounds in Georgia based on verified pet policies, user reviews, and trail access. Each campground welcomes dogs and many offer hiking trails, swimming areas, and spacious sites.

Not all campgrounds allow pets. Our Georgia pet-friendly list only includes campgrounds with verified dog-friendly policies. Always check specific leash requirements and pet fees before booking.

Essential items include: leash and harness, food and water bowls, dog bed or blanket, waste bags, current vaccination records, flea/tick prevention, and a first aid kit. Also bring familiar toys to keep your pup comfortable.