Cloudland Canyon is our favorite Georgia state park, we were there in early November of 2020 and the beauty of the canyons with the falls colors was stunning. I can't believe I grew up and lived in East TN for 30 years and never knew about it. Oak Mountain State Park in Pelham, AL and Chief Logan State Park in Logan, WV are 2 of our favorites as is Inks Lake State Park outside Austin, TX.
Just stayed at Lookout Mtn/Chattanooga West KOA. Not far from Cloudland Canyon (but we didn't get there) Great little campground with a pool and FHU, with a lot to do in the area. I have finally seen Rock City after seeing the barn roof ads most of my life.
Labeling as favorites can be very hard. Depends on what type of camping you are going for. Still very new to rving, but I already know that one place is great for relaxing and another is great for doing stuff. Good job on the video. Your recommendation for A.H. Stephens has become my favorite for relaxing so far.
Greenbriar RV Park - Gatlinburg, Tn., Mountain View Campground - Hiawassee, Ga., Desoto State Park - Ft. Payne, Al., Topsail State Park - near Destin, Fl.
I would like to add one more. Unicoi State park. It has a lodge cabins and all kinds of camping. Great hiking trails. Also Helen is a short ride. Great old German type town
Yes, we like to check out other places. We are in California so most likely I will never get there. But still like looking at different places. Good job.
We have been to Vogel and Cloudland. Loved both. One that is not on your list but my family really appreciated when our boys were younger was Stone Mountain. The campground is good on the main site (I think its purple loop) but there is so much to do. The hiking trails, the park itself with the ropes course, water attraction, and then the show itself. Its great for kids 4-13
We've been to most of those, we really like Mckinney and Sawnee (a few Sawnee sites are great but 20 minutes from our west forsyth home adds alot of benefit for us)
We love Shady Grove Campground in Cumming, GA. It’s on the quiet side of Lake Lanier. It has large sites with paved pads. It’s very shady, thus the name.
Shady Grove is also our go to..love the large private sites on the water.. Also like the 24 hour gate access. Most of the Corps parks have no way to enter and exit park between 10pm and 7am which can be aggravating.. Staff at Shady Grove is very friendly
FD Roosevelt is one of my faves for all the hiking, Vogel is the only other Ga SP we've experienced. We have done almost all there is to do at Roosevelt so now it's time time to commit to making Cloudland. Do you know if there is a booking site for Corps of Engineers campgrounds?
We really like Elijah Clark State park , Hamburg State park, Mistletoe State Park and Dames Ferry State park. Thanks for your reviews.
Cloudland Canyon is our favorite Georgia state park, we were there in early November of 2020 and the beauty of the canyons with the falls colors was stunning. I can't believe I grew up and lived in East TN for 30 years and never knew about it.
Oak Mountain State Park in Pelham, AL and Chief Logan State Park in Logan, WV are 2 of our favorites as is Inks Lake State Park outside Austin, TX.
We love camping in the Colville National Forest(Washington State), dispersed camping areas. We like it because it’s free!
Just stayed at Lookout Mtn/Chattanooga West KOA. Not far from Cloudland Canyon (but we didn't get there) Great little campground with a pool and FHU, with a lot to do in the area. I have finally seen Rock City after seeing the barn roof ads most of my life.
Myrtle Beach, SC is probably our favorite place to camp, with Pirateland and Lakewood Camping Resorts being our two favorites.
We love Byrd's Branch Campground in Elkin, NC. Small campground but lovely sites and close to so many things to do.
Some nice places in Missouri:
Johnson Shut-Ins State Park
St. Francois State Park
Meremec State Park
Cuivre River State Park
Sam A Baker State Park
Labeling as favorites can be very hard. Depends on what type of camping you are going for. Still very new to rving, but I already know that one place is great for relaxing and another is great for doing stuff. Good job on the video. Your recommendation for A.H. Stephens has become my favorite for relaxing so far.
Love AH Stephens! Yes, this was a tough list. Luckily these aren’t the only good spots to choose from!
Greenbriar RV Park - Gatlinburg, Tn., Mountain View Campground - Hiawassee, Ga., Desoto State Park - Ft. Payne, Al., Topsail State Park - near Destin, Fl.
Morgantown Point outside Blue Ridge on Blue Ridge lake; beautiful sunset
We stayed at Cloudland Canyon in March, so amazing! Glad it made the list. We'll have to check out the others!
I would like to add one more. Unicoi State park. It has a lodge cabins and all kinds of camping. Great hiking trails. Also Helen is a short ride. Great old German type town
Thank you for sharing
Lots of info
We love camping ga state parks.
Thanks Cory for showing us y’all’s top 5 in GA🤗
Yes, we like to check out other places. We are in California so most likely I will never get there. But still like looking at different places. Good job.
the best place to go is anywhere you can get a reservation
Good list, I would have to add Skidaway Island SP & Stephen Foster SP, 2 of our favorites!
Going to Crooked River this Dec. Can't wait
Great video my wife and I just bought our first travel trailer
Enjoy!
Jekyll Island, Ga. campground is absolutely beautiful and very easy to get to once you get onto the island.
We have been to Vogel and Cloudland. Loved both. One that is not on your list but my family really appreciated when our boys were younger was Stone Mountain. The campground is good on the main site (I think its purple loop) but there is so much to do. The hiking trails, the park itself with the ropes course, water attraction, and then the show itself. Its great for kids 4-13
Grew up 20 minutes from Stone Mountain. It’s great for a weekend. Just don’t go too far from the park.
Never realized how much y'all RV in my old hometown area ;) I guess I should appreciate where I grew up a little more lol
Hola nice video, we also really like camping in Red Top mountain State Park, Specially in sites 46, 47, 48, 49 and 50. Very nice place
We've been to most of those, we really like Mckinney and Sawnee (a few Sawnee sites are great but 20 minutes from our west forsyth home adds alot of benefit for us)
We love Shady Grove Campground in Cumming, GA. It’s on the quiet side of Lake Lanier. It has large sites with paved pads. It’s very shady, thus the name.
Shady Grove is also our go to..love the large private sites on the water.. Also like the 24 hour gate access. Most of the Corps parks have no way to enter and exit park between 10pm and 7am which can be aggravating.. Staff at Shady Grove is very friendly
Uchee Creek Campground and Marina… Fort Benning, Ga
Do you remember the site number shown in your pic at Cloudland Canyon. Thanks for this video.
I believe it was 49!
@@WanderingWeekends, thanks so much.
Thank you for this!
Glad it was helpful!
Koa blue ridge/ tacoa and creekfire
We are in the Northeast. Massachusetts- Normandy Farms. Maine - Baileys
Thanks!
I missed this somehow... apologies. Thank you!
All these campsites have full hookups? Love all your videos Btw! Great content! 🤙🏼
No, I believe all are water and electric only.
FD Roosevelt is one of my faves for all the hiking, Vogel is the only other Ga SP we've experienced. We have done almost all there is to do at Roosevelt so now it's time time to commit to making Cloudland. Do you know if there is a booking site for Corps of Engineers campgrounds?
I believe most COEs are booked through recreation.gov
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