The best waterside camping near Petersburg

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In Petersburg, waterside camping means waking up to the sound of creeks and the sight of slow-moving rivers. With over 70 waterside spots around town, you can fish before breakfast or jump straight onto hiking trails that skirt the banks. Average rates hit $52 a night, but some sites drop as low as $20. Top picks? Try City Camp on Reedy Creek (290 reviews) for quick water access, Riverdale Farms (125 reviews) for open fields and river views, or Peace Hill Farm (102 reviews) for a quieter stretch. Most camps offer showers, toilets, and let you bring your pets. You’ll find plenty of locals casting lines for bass, heading out on horseback, or lacing up boots for a long afternoon hike. Pack for the water, prep for mud, and don’t forget bug spray—Petersburg’s creeks swarm with life.

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In Petersburg, waterside camping means waking up to the sound of creeks and the sight of slow-moving rivers. With over 70 waterside spots around town, you can fish before breakfast or jump straight onto hiking trails that skirt the banks. Average rates hit $52 a night, but some sites drop as low as $20. Top picks? Try City Camp on Reedy Creek (290 reviews) for quick water access, Riverdale Farms (125 reviews) for open fields and river views, or Peace Hill Farm (102 reviews) for a quieter stretch. Most camps offer showers, toilets, and let you bring your pets. You’ll find plenty of locals casting lines for bass, heading out on horseback, or lacing up boots for a long afternoon hike. Pack for the water, prep for mud, and don’t forget bug spray—Petersburg’s creeks swarm with life.

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