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Lizardsniffer

6 sites · RVs, Tents160 acres · White Plains, GA
Lizardsniffer is a working horse farm with a variety of rental cabins and RV slips. We DO allow tent camping. Each RV slip has water, septic, 50 amp service and Wifi. An Amenities Cabin is provided for use by all RV site guests. The cabin includes a full-sized washer/dryer, a full bathroom with bidet, and an oversized jacuzzi tub. Guests must sign-up for a 4-hour timeslot. The cabin is available for use between the hours of 8am-8pm. Many of our RV sites feature private fenced paddocks for people bringing their horses or dogs. Horse visitors require all current paperwork (Coggins, etc.). Dog visitors must be social and friendly and thus are allowed to explore the farm with their owners off-leash if desired. The property includes miles of trails for hiking, biking, or horseback riding. Bring your own horse or experienced riders may be able to ride one of ours (subject to weight/experience matching with a horse). There is a small private stocked lake open to all guests of Lizardsniffer for fishing and swimming. At the lake you will find an amenities cabin called Glowy Bobber that has a full bathroom and outdoor shower as well as Kayaks and floats for guest use.
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Unique, secluded Glamping Dome

1 site · Lodging100 acres · Milledgeville, GA
Glamping dome - rural setting on over 100 acres with very private experience Escape to our unique geodome, a one-of-a-kind accommodation nestled on 100 acres of pristine, private woods, offering unparalleled seclusion and a deep connection to nature. This rural sanctuary, far from the hustle and bustle, ensures your privacy as you immerse yourself in the tranquility of the forest landscape. A Private, Rural Haven 100 Acres of Woods: Explore endless old-growth trees, hidden pathways, and a meandering stream, all within your private wilderness retreat. Ultimate Privacy: Tucked away in a secluded, rural setting, this geodome offers a peaceful escape, perfect for unplugging and unwinding in nature’s embrace. Unique hard-sided Geodome Experience Architectural Wonder: The geodome’s distinctive design, with floor-to-ceiling panoramic windows, surrounds you with breathtaking forest views, blending innovative architecture with the serenity of the woods. Subtle Totoro Charm: Thoughtfully inspired by Studio Ghibli’s “My Neighbor Totoro,” hand-crafted elements infuse a touch of magical whimsy, creating a unique atmosphere that celebrates nature’s spirit without overshadowing its beauty. Nature and Serenity Woodland Immersion: Relax on the deck, explore along stream, or wander through 100 acres of forest, alive with wildlife, wildflowers, and seasonal splendor—spring blooms, summer greenery, autumn’s fiery hues, and winter’s quiet beauty. Secluded Comfort: Enjoy the cozy interior of the geodome, where luxury meets nature, offering a front-row seat to the forest’s ever-changing spectacle, all in complete privacy. Convenient Yet Remote Just 10 minutes from Milledgeville and 15 minutes from Lake Sinclair access, this private geodome retreat combines the best of rural seclusion with easy access to nearby amenities. Discover the magic of this unique geodome, where 100 acres of private woods, a rural setting, and unparalleled privacy create the perfect backdrop for a memorable, one-of-a-kind escape.
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Camp Hope at Hope for Hooves Rescue

1 site · Lodging10 acres · North Augusta, SC
We are a working equine and small animal rescue farm. You will walk out the front door with ponies grazing as your view. You can also look out the kitchen window while making your coffee and watch the horses graze. If you are interested we have farm tours and horse grooming opportunities available. These are extra so be sure to let us know in advance if you are interested. We do have a fire pit on the property that you are welcome to use, as well as a charcoal grill. You are responsible for bringing your own charcoal, lighters, etc. If you need wood bundles please let us know. We are located appx 20 minutes from Lake Thurmond and several well-known golf courses. The entire property is a no-smoking zone. This includes cigarettes, vape pens, etc. This is also a non-drinking zone. No alcohol of any kind is allowed on the premises. These rules are set in place for the safety of my family and my animals. Please let us know if there is anything you need before your arrival and we do our best to accommodate you. For your convenience there is a Dollar General located one mile down the road. We look forward to having you as our guests!
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Camping in A.H. Stephens State Park guide

Overview

About

A pretty park with three fishing lakes and over 1,177 acres, A.H Stephens State Park is known as an equestrian’s paradise. There are full facilities to make riding easier on you, and 19 miles of trails to trot around on. The Confederate museum in the park boasts one of the best collections of Civil War artifacts anywhere in Georgia and A.H. Stephen’s former home here, Liberty Hall, has been nicely renovated and is open for tours. Other structures in the park feature Colonial and Revival architecture.

Aside from the solid educational opportunities, visitors also enjoy aquatic activities on several mill ponds, peaceful nature trails and geocaching. There are also a number of special events throughout the year including a fishing rodeo, Fourth of July celebration, and a ghoulish Halloween evening in tribute to Mister Stephens.

Notable campgrounds

  • Lakeside Cottages - Enjoy the comfort of a fully-equipped cottage by the water's edge, perfect for a peaceful retreat.
  • Modern Campground - Set up your tent or park your RV in a well-maintained area with convenient access to park facilities.
  • Equestrian Campsites - Designed for horse lovers, these sites offer stables and direct access to extensive riding trails.

Tips for snagging a campsite

  • Book early, especially if you plan to visit during peak seasons or holidays, as sites fill up quickly.
  • Consider mid-week stays for better availability and to enjoy the park's tranquility.
  • Keep an eye on cancellations, which can provide last-minute opportunities for popular dates.
  • Explore nearby camping options if the park is fully booked, ensuring you still have a base to enjoy the area.

When to go

The best time to visit A.H. Stephens State Park is during spring and fall when the weather is mild and the natural beauty is at its peak. Summer offers full access to all activities but can be hot. Winters are quieter but cooler, with some facilities possibly closed.

Know before you go

  • Always check the weather forecast and dress appropriately for outdoor activities.
  • Be aware of park hours, which are from 7am to 10pm, with the office open from 8am to 5pm.
  • Remember to purchase a Georgia ParkPass for vehicle entry, available at the park office.
  • For equestrian trail use, a negative coggins test for each horse is required.
  • Accessibility information is available for those with special needs; contact the park for details.
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