The best camping near Vidalia with hiking

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Hiking in Vidalia means pitching your tent near pine forests, winding trails, and sandy riverbanks. With over 45 places to camp, you can lace up your boots and head straight from your tent to longleaf pine trails or shaded creeks. Campsites like Bliss Hills Farm (131 reviews), Magnolia Hill (15 reviews), and Opal Island Sandbar (12 reviews) draw regulars for the quiet nights, real campfires, and easy access to the best trails. Most spots let you bring your dog, light a fire, and even go for a swim after a day on the path. Expect a typical night to cost about $35, but you’ll find options as low as $10 if you’re looking to stretch your stay. This is camping for people who want to walk out of their tent and get right into the woods.

95% (210)

Top-rated campgrounds

Bliss Hills Farm

6. Bliss Hills Farm

100%
(218)
24mi from Vidalia · 8 sites · RVs · Claxton, GA
Our beautiful unique property has been in the family for 3 generations. Over the years, our family, plus artists, musicians, & writers have come here to refresh and get inspiration from nature. But with Hipcamp, we've opened up for others to enjoy. We limit the number of guests staying here to no more than 10, but the daily average is only 4. We have walking trails, a pond where you can kayak, relax on the dock, or feed the huge fish (sorry no fishing allowed.) Also, on our property, there are swings, a tree house deck, obstacle course, fire pit area, wooden bridge, picnic table, and abundant bird life. There's also plenty of wide-open space where you can play frisbee, run, do yoga, and stargaze at night. There's plenty to do in this area, using the farm as your base. Claxton, our hometown, is a great friendly, small-town with grocery and hardware stores and restaurants. Many guests like to side-trip over to the towns of Statesboro, Metter, Vidalia, and Savannah, plus the Golden Isles.
Pets
Potable water
Toilets
from 
$38
 / night
New Site Map! Also available as a georeferenced PDF to track your travels along the trails! 
Send me a message if you'd like me to send you the map.

9. The Neature Preserve

100%
(14)
32mi from Vidalia · 2 sites · Tents · Twin City, GA
The Neature Preserve (formerly known as "Tabby's Trees") consists of 74 acres made up mostly of pine forest situated in the coastal plain. A creek runs along the western boundary of the property with an ephemeral (seasonal) wetland to the southwest. The overstory of the forest is dominated by loblolly and slash pine with a few longleaf pine sprinkled in, as well as turkey oak, live oak, laurel oak, and sweetgum. We have ~1.5 miles of trails that wind through a variety of ecosystems (trails can hiked or biked). The property has three primitive camping sites. Two of the sites are for tent camping only (where you would park your car along the hiking trail and then follow a separate path to get to the campsite), with one site that has enough space to park multiple cars or small camper right at the campsite. The Neature Preserve is all about restoring native habitat! Prescribed fire is used at The Preserve to safely and efficiently restore and maintain productive ecosystems and to support our native plant and animal species. Info about prescribed fire as well as other restoration practices and projects going on at The Neature Preserve can be found below. View more photos and learn more about the wildlife and plants that inhabit The Preserve as well as the habitat management plan on the "The Neature Preserve" Facebook page. Prescribed Fire: - The interior of the South Loop was burned for the first time (in recent history) on February 14, 2024 and again on April 17, 2025. - The interior of the North Loop, along with the similarly sized unit just east of the North Loop, was last burned April 11, 2023 Timber Management: - Future plans include a timber thinning to reduce canopy density, clear cutting some sections to be replanted in longleaf pine. Wetland/Bog Restoration: - Currently in progress: 1) Canopy and midstory reduction (cut, pile, and burn) to support native, understory species 2) Planting rare species, such as pitcher plants, to help improve their population size and genetic diversity
Pets
Potable water
Campfires
from 
$10
 / night

Hiking in Vidalia means pitching your tent near pine forests, winding trails, and sandy riverbanks. With over 45 places to camp, you can lace up your boots and head straight from your tent to longleaf pine trails or shaded creeks. Campsites like Bliss Hills Farm (131 reviews), Magnolia Hill (15 reviews), and Opal Island Sandbar (12 reviews) draw regulars for the quiet nights, real campfires, and easy access to the best trails. Most spots let you bring your dog, light a fire, and even go for a swim after a day on the path. Expect a typical night to cost about $35, but you’ll find options as low as $10 if you’re looking to stretch your stay. This is camping for people who want to walk out of their tent and get right into the woods.

95% (210)

Top-rated campgrounds

Bliss Hills Farm

6. Bliss Hills Farm

100%
(218)
24mi from Vidalia · 8 sites · RVs · Claxton, GA
Our beautiful unique property has been in the family for 3 generations. Over the years, our family, plus artists, musicians, & writers have come here to refresh and get inspiration from nature. But with Hipcamp, we've opened up for others to enjoy. We limit the number of guests staying here to no more than 10, but the daily average is only 4. We have walking trails, a pond where you can kayak, relax on the dock, or feed the huge fish (sorry no fishing allowed.) Also, on our property, there are swings, a tree house deck, obstacle course, fire pit area, wooden bridge, picnic table, and abundant bird life. There's also plenty of wide-open space where you can play frisbee, run, do yoga, and stargaze at night. There's plenty to do in this area, using the farm as your base. Claxton, our hometown, is a great friendly, small-town with grocery and hardware stores and restaurants. Many guests like to side-trip over to the towns of Statesboro, Metter, Vidalia, and Savannah, plus the Golden Isles.
Pets
Potable water
Toilets
from 
$38
 / night
New Site Map! Also available as a georeferenced PDF to track your travels along the trails! 
Send me a message if you'd like me to send you the map.

9. The Neature Preserve

100%
(14)
32mi from Vidalia · 2 sites · Tents · Twin City, GA
The Neature Preserve (formerly known as "Tabby's Trees") consists of 74 acres made up mostly of pine forest situated in the coastal plain. A creek runs along the western boundary of the property with an ephemeral (seasonal) wetland to the southwest. The overstory of the forest is dominated by loblolly and slash pine with a few longleaf pine sprinkled in, as well as turkey oak, live oak, laurel oak, and sweetgum. We have ~1.5 miles of trails that wind through a variety of ecosystems (trails can hiked or biked). The property has three primitive camping sites. Two of the sites are for tent camping only (where you would park your car along the hiking trail and then follow a separate path to get to the campsite), with one site that has enough space to park multiple cars or small camper right at the campsite. The Neature Preserve is all about restoring native habitat! Prescribed fire is used at The Preserve to safely and efficiently restore and maintain productive ecosystems and to support our native plant and animal species. Info about prescribed fire as well as other restoration practices and projects going on at The Neature Preserve can be found below. View more photos and learn more about the wildlife and plants that inhabit The Preserve as well as the habitat management plan on the "The Neature Preserve" Facebook page. Prescribed Fire: - The interior of the South Loop was burned for the first time (in recent history) on February 14, 2024 and again on April 17, 2025. - The interior of the North Loop, along with the similarly sized unit just east of the North Loop, was last burned April 11, 2023 Timber Management: - Future plans include a timber thinning to reduce canopy density, clear cutting some sections to be replanted in longleaf pine. Wetland/Bog Restoration: - Currently in progress: 1) Canopy and midstory reduction (cut, pile, and burn) to support native, understory species 2) Planting rare species, such as pitcher plants, to help improve their population size and genetic diversity
Pets
Potable water
Campfires
from 
$10
 / night

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