Glamping Near Reidsville, GA, US: 12 Best Luxury Glamping Sites 2025

99% (139 reviews)

In Reidsville, glamping means swapping tent poles for plush beds and waking up to the sound of river wildlife instead of road noise. With seven spots in town, you’ll find everything from safari tents to tiny cabins, many perched right on the water or tucked beneath tall Georgia pines. Prices average $125 a night, but you can snag a spot for as low as $50. Showers, pet-friendly rules, and campfire pits come standard at most sites. Swimming holes, fishing docks, and a front-row seat to local wildlife make it easy to fill your days. Locals swear by Cbo & Dana's Farm (85 reviews), Canoochee River Rentals (29 reviews), and Opal Island Sandbar (12 reviews) for their easy river access and friendly hosts. Pack light and expect a mix of comfort and wild Georgia charm.

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99% (139 reviews)

In Reidsville, glamping means swapping tent poles for plush beds and waking up to the sound of river wildlife instead of road noise. With seven spots in town, you’ll find everything from safari tents to tiny cabins, many perched right on the water or tucked beneath tall Georgia pines. Prices average $125 a night, but you can snag a spot for as low as $50. Showers, pet-friendly rules, and campfire pits come standard at most sites. Swimming holes, fishing docks, and a front-row seat to local wildlife make it easy to fill your days. Locals swear by Cbo & Dana's Farm (85 reviews), Canoochee River Rentals (29 reviews), and Opal Island Sandbar (12 reviews) for their easy river access and friendly hosts. Pack light and expect a mix of comfort and wild Georgia charm.

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1. Canoochee River Rentals

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5 sites · Lodging, Tents · Claxton, GA

Michael and Kimberly Duke bought a small cabin on the Canoochee River to enjoy as a family. They decided to list it on a vacation rental site. As this property was in full demand, another property became available to buy. As interest began to increase, the family decided open up the options for their visitors. At this current date, they have four cabins and a yurt, as well as, tent sites. We are excited about the yurt that was completed in August 2019. They are looking forward having another cabin in the near future. Learn more about this land: Spend a few days in a yurt on the bank of the Canoochee River! Locate a few miles from a small town. Grocery store, gas station, and dollar store! Wake up to the music of the birds and sit on the deck as you enjoy the fresh air! Take in nature like it was meant to be.

2. Cbo & Dana's Farm

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(133)

12 sites · Lodging, Tents · Cobbtown, GA

Our beautiful, peaceful farm with a private lake over looking cottonfields.

3. Opal Island Sandbar

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3 sites · Lodging, Tents · Cobbtown, GA

We purchased this property from our neighbors across the river. Ms. Opal always called this side "the island" after the run of the river changed years ago, splitting their property in half.

4. Relax at The Horse Barn

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(15)

4 sites · Lodging, RVs · Statesboro, GA

Learn more about this land: Three beautiful, level, grassy sites with horses in view. Grill and campfire pit available. Enjoy time on the farm relaxing amongst the pasture and fields. Walk your dog on the property around the fields of cotton or peanuts. Safe location not far from town and Georgia Southern University. 30/50 Amp with fresh well water. Apartment rental also available on the farm. This is a new constructed decorated in an equestrian theme, with upscale decorations and comfort. See apartment listing for more info.

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Theresia

April 2025

2 nights at Canoochee River Rentals

I think the yurt was absolutely great for a glamping trip. It had all the amenities you could want and even extra. I will say that it was a little difficult to get to but Kim's instructions work extremely helpful. I do suggest that you use a truck or a Jeep not that a car can't get down there but it's just easier. I think it would be really even much better once some of the debris from all the flooding and hurricanes is taking care of so that you can enjoy kayaking down the river unblocked but there is much woods to explore and it's perfect getaway to be with nature.