The best dog-friendly RV parks in Allatoona Lake

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With more than 12,000 surface acres and 270 miles of shoreline, Lake Allatoona is a water paradise. More than 20 public recreation areas with ramps and launches and eight commercial marinas offer easy boat access to the lake, while an abundance of shoreline fishing and jetties draw anglers to the well-stocked lake. Swimming, paddling, and other water sports are also popular. On land, visitors can go hiking, biking, wildlife spotting, and hunting through the surrounding rolling hills and thick hardwood forests. More than a dozen public and private campgrounds make it easy to stay around the lake, whether you prefer tent camping, RV camping, or cabins.

95% (1.1K) 102 campsites

Top-rated campgrounds near Allatoona Lake

2. Harvest Moon Country Comfort Camp

32 sites · Tents, RVs · Adairsville, GA
Welcome to Harvest Moon Country Comfort Camp, a peaceful North Georgia getaway where friendly faces, open skies, and easy travel all come together. Just a couple of minutes off I-75, our campground offers the rare combination of convenience and calm — the kind of place where guests settle in quickly and feel at home right away. Our wide, level pull-through sites make parking and setup simple for any size rig, from small campers to big Class A motorhomes. Travelers consistently praise our clean grounds, well-kept facilities, quiet nights, and the genuine hospitality that keeps guests coming back year after year. Whether you’re resting overnight or staying awhile, you’ll find everything you need for a comfortable, stress-free stay. Enjoy full hookups, open green spaces to stretch your legs, and a relaxing atmosphere that feels like a true country retreat. Sunsets here are a guest favorite, and mornings are calm and peaceful — a perfect start to the day before heading back on the road or exploring the foothills of Northwest Georgia. Located near charming Adairsville and within easy reach of local history, hiking, shops, and dining, Harvest Moon Country Comfort Camp is a welcoming basecamp for your travels. We’re known for being big-rig-friendly, reliable, and refreshingly easy, making us a favorite stop between adventures. Come enjoy a clean, comfortable, and convenient stay with a touch of Southern warmth. We’re happy to host you and help make your journey a little more relaxing.
Toilets
Campfires
Full hookups
from 
$75
 / night

3. Michelia's Forest

1 site · Tent, RV · Summerville, GA
Escape the hustle and bustle and immerse yourself in the beauty of Summerville, GA. Nestled near the stunning Chattahoochee National Forest, this 9.5-acre property is a tranquil haven for nature enthusiasts. Perfect for campers, hikers, and those looking to unwind, the land offers endless opportunities to explore, forage, bird watch, or simply relax by a cozy campfire. With rugged trails just a stone’s throw away, this location is ideal for day hikes or extended treks through Georgia’s scenic woodlands. The property is accessed via a dirt road, making a 4x4 vehicle recommended—especially after rain when the road can get muddy. Enjoy evenings by the fire pit, grill up a meal under the open sky, and bask in the peace that comes from being surrounded by nature’s untouched beauty. Bring your tent or camper and create memories in a setting where wildlife roams freely, and the stars are your ceiling. Ready to unplug and experience the simple pleasures of the great outdoors? This secluded retreat awaits you.
Campfires
from 
$30
 / night

With more than 12,000 surface acres and 270 miles of shoreline, Lake Allatoona is a water paradise. More than 20 public recreation areas with ramps and launches and eight commercial marinas offer easy boat access to the lake, while an abundance of shoreline fishing and jetties draw anglers to the well-stocked lake. Swimming, paddling, and other water sports are also popular. On land, visitors can go hiking, biking, wildlife spotting, and hunting through the surrounding rolling hills and thick hardwood forests. More than a dozen public and private campgrounds make it easy to stay around the lake, whether you prefer tent camping, RV camping, or cabins.

95% (1.1K) 102 campsites

Top-rated campgrounds near Allatoona Lake

2. Harvest Moon Country Comfort Camp

32 sites · Tents, RVs · Adairsville, GA
Welcome to Harvest Moon Country Comfort Camp, a peaceful North Georgia getaway where friendly faces, open skies, and easy travel all come together. Just a couple of minutes off I-75, our campground offers the rare combination of convenience and calm — the kind of place where guests settle in quickly and feel at home right away. Our wide, level pull-through sites make parking and setup simple for any size rig, from small campers to big Class A motorhomes. Travelers consistently praise our clean grounds, well-kept facilities, quiet nights, and the genuine hospitality that keeps guests coming back year after year. Whether you’re resting overnight or staying awhile, you’ll find everything you need for a comfortable, stress-free stay. Enjoy full hookups, open green spaces to stretch your legs, and a relaxing atmosphere that feels like a true country retreat. Sunsets here are a guest favorite, and mornings are calm and peaceful — a perfect start to the day before heading back on the road or exploring the foothills of Northwest Georgia. Located near charming Adairsville and within easy reach of local history, hiking, shops, and dining, Harvest Moon Country Comfort Camp is a welcoming basecamp for your travels. We’re known for being big-rig-friendly, reliable, and refreshingly easy, making us a favorite stop between adventures. Come enjoy a clean, comfortable, and convenient stay with a touch of Southern warmth. We’re happy to host you and help make your journey a little more relaxing.
Toilets
Campfires
Full hookups
from 
$75
 / night

3. Michelia's Forest

1 site · Tent, RV · Summerville, GA
Escape the hustle and bustle and immerse yourself in the beauty of Summerville, GA. Nestled near the stunning Chattahoochee National Forest, this 9.5-acre property is a tranquil haven for nature enthusiasts. Perfect for campers, hikers, and those looking to unwind, the land offers endless opportunities to explore, forage, bird watch, or simply relax by a cozy campfire. With rugged trails just a stone’s throw away, this location is ideal for day hikes or extended treks through Georgia’s scenic woodlands. The property is accessed via a dirt road, making a 4x4 vehicle recommended—especially after rain when the road can get muddy. Enjoy evenings by the fire pit, grill up a meal under the open sky, and bask in the peace that comes from being surrounded by nature’s untouched beauty. Bring your tent or camper and create memories in a setting where wildlife roams freely, and the stars are your ceiling. Ready to unplug and experience the simple pleasures of the great outdoors? This secluded retreat awaits you.
Campfires
from 
$30
 / night
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Where to go

North Allatoona Lake

The US Army Corps of Engineers Upper Stamp Creek and McKaskey Creek campgrounds can be found near the central northern branches of Allatoona Lake, near Corbin. The two campgrounds are located near boat ramps and swimming beaches, and together offer 80 campsites for tents and RVs, with water and electric hookups, picnic tables and dump stations. Barstow County’s Gatewood Park also offers tent and RV sites, and includes a boat ramp, swim area, and picnic shelters.

Central Allatoona Lake

Just east of Cartersville, Red Top Mountain State Park is centrally located on a peninsula between two arms of the lake. The popular park offers more than 15 miles of hiking and biking trails, boat ramps and docks, playgrounds, picnic areas, and more than 100 options for staying overnight, including walk-in campsites, tent, trailer, and RV sites with electric hookups, cottages, and a yurt.

South Allatoona Lake

The southern branches of the lake have the most options for campers. The largest is the Corps of Engineer McKinney Campground, with 150 tent and RV sites, some lakefront. Nearby, the county-run Clark Creek North Campground offers all waterfront tent and RV sites, with a dock and swim beach, while Clark Creek South Campground has a boat launch. Several private campgrounds also include cabins and cottages. The Corps of Engineer operate the Old Highway 41#3 Campground, the southernmost of the lake campgrounds, near Acworth.

East Allatoona Lake

Three Corps of Engineer campgrounds let campers stay along the eastern shores of the lake, near Woodstock and Holly Springs. Sweetwater Campground, at the northern end, offers 150 tent and RV sites, including lakefront sites, while Victoria Campground and Payne Campground together offer more than 130 sites for tents and RVs. All campgrounds are located near docks and swimming beaches, and include fire rings, picnic areas, and dump stations.

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