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Red Top Mountain State Park, Georgia
This expansive park may be best known for its 12,000-acre lake, but it’s also a haven for hikers and mountain bikers. More than 15 miles of trails wind through the park, perfect for working up a sweat Read more...
This expansive park may be best known for its 12,000-acre lake, but it’s also a haven for hikers and mountain bikers. More than 15 miles of trails wind through the park, perfect for working up a sweat or just meandering. After a good long hike, you can reward yourself with a swim in Lake Allatoona. Campers will fall in love with the shaded and secluded campground, perfect for families and anyone looking for a respite from the hurried days that frequent the modern world. If camping doesn’t suit you, there are 18 cottages and a shoreside yurt available to rent. Red Top Mountain State Park is your one stop shop for exploration, adventure, and relaxation.
Dan: I camp here ... a lot. There are a variety of places to camp throughout the park. Don't be afraid to...
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William Reed: The Farm at Wilkerson Mill is peaceful, made so by it's owner and caretaker, Reggie. As you arrive you...
Ben: Camp out in our primitive village under the poplars in between the ferns by the cool creek. This is a...
Kassidy: We loved our experience at Zen on the Lake! Waking up early is worth it to spend some quiet time on...
Emilia: The backyard glamping bus was everything I'd hope for and more! Julie has thought of absolutely every...
Brit: Camping for hammocks and Tents along pine log Creek. For The Adventurous, there's 14 acres of wooded...
Emilia: Ben and Co. were a great welcoming committee to their lovely, serene property. Located far off the...
Andrew: Sole Farm was a beautiful site to roam and camp for the night. I was greeted at the Entrance by Brooks...
Kassidy: We loved our stay on the ranch! The property is beautiful and well taken care of. Charlie, your host,...
William Reed: Samantha and Bruce were great hosts, they love their land and welcoming people into it. Rolling hills...
Kassidy: We enjoyed our stay at the riverside site! The woods provide plenty of privacy and it's nice to have a...
Lori: Pitch your tent or pull your RV onto our Grassy Peaceful Spaces. Fort Mountain is half a mile away...
Nikhil: The place was great! Tamara was kind enough to let us use the master bedroom instead of tent camping...
Tamara: Last original chunk of a 1920's dairy farm. Remaining 3 acres but flanked by additional woods and...
Tamara: Last original chunk of a 1920's dairy farm. Remaining 3 acres but flanked by additional woods and...
Kim: What a fantastic spot! We stayed at the Hiker Hostel – recently rebranded as Barefoot Hills – after...
John: Great spot! We stayed at campsite 3. Very quiet. Clean bath house. Even some hiking trails that our...
Rejini: Pitch your tent in a private pasture surrounded on almost all sides by woods and facing a beautiful...
Jessica: We're a 3 acre homestead with U. S. National Forest land adjoining us on two sides, so you're welcome...
Brad And Michele: Pitch your tent in a shady grove with a view of the farm and Lookout Mountain or in a shady area near...
Jim: 4+ acres of kudzu, woods and wilderness. Hike in and hike out. We do have cats that love everyone...