The best waterside campgrounds near Cohutta, Georgia

In Cohutta, waterside camping means waking up to river views, shady creeks, and the sound of flowing water right outside your tent. With over 990 waterside campsites in the area, you’ll find everything from hidden forest nooks to open riverside clearings, starting at $15 a night and averaging around $45. Campfires are allowed at most sites, showers are common, and pets are welcome. Angle for trout, saddle up for horseback rides, or just watch the wildlife from your hammock. For spots with a loyal following, check out The Falls at Sewanee Creek (467 reviews), Eads Bluff Farm (282 reviews), or Your Toccoa River Cove! (232 reviews). Local campers swear by these waterside escapes for easy access to fishing, endless trails, and peaceful evenings by the water.

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1. Camping in the woods in Ocoee

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18mi from Cohutta · 7 sites · Tents, RVs · Ocoee, TN

The Farm on Federal is a beautiful 11 acre property in the heart of Ocoee, Tennessee! Park your RV, camper, camper van or even tent camp on our beautiful forested farm. You will have access to many different kinds of sites on our property. We offer full hookup RV sites as well as camper van and car camping sites and even rustic tent campsites! We raise rotationally-grazed, beyond-organic, forest-fed and pasture raised chicken eggs, meat chickens, pork and lamb. Peak into our small-scale farming operation! You will be in the middle of Ocoee - close to all kinds of water adventures on the Ocoee or Hiwassee River and Parksville Lake. We do offer kayak and tube rentals as well as a shuttle service to the river! There is also lots of land adventures like hiking, mountain biking and much more in the Cherokee National Forest. Also located only 15 minutes from downtown Cleveland and 45 minutes from downtown Chattanooga. We offer a full hook up as well as sewer dumping station for a small fee, fast Wifi, fire wood, fresh farm products, as well as from scratch sourdough products/baked goods/other tasty treats and much more! For more information, you can view our website. Other Things to Note: While we have well behaved and calm animals, this is not a petting zoo. Please do not approach the animals. Also, all fences are hot, meaning electrified and on... do not touch!

2. Fort Mountain State Park

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28 sites · Chatsworth, Georgia

This sprawling park has multi-use trails, an ancient fort, and a lakeside beach.

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In Cohutta, waterside camping means waking up to river views, shady creeks, and the sound of flowing water right outside your tent. With over 990 waterside campsites in the area, you’ll find everything from hidden forest nooks to open riverside clearings, starting at $15 a night and averaging around $45. Campfires are allowed at most sites, showers are common, and pets are welcome. Angle for trout, saddle up for horseback rides, or just watch the wildlife from your hammock. For spots with a loyal following, check out The Falls at Sewanee Creek (467 reviews), Eads Bluff Farm (282 reviews), or Your Toccoa River Cove! (232 reviews). Local campers swear by these waterside escapes for easy access to fishing, endless trails, and peaceful evenings by the water.