Planning a camping trip on Lake Lanier and looking for a spot that can handle your group while keeping things fun and affordable? River Forks Park in Gainesville, Georgia could be exactly what you need. Bonus? It is one of the few campgrounds on Lake Lanier that is open year-round! And no, we’re not just…
We both grew up around Lake Lanier, so returning here in our RV felt like coming full circle. Old Federal Campground gave us a new way to experience the lake we know so well, and it quickly became one of our favorite places to stay in Georgia. If you’re an RV traveler looking for peaceful…
Looking for the best place to camp on Lake Lanier? If you want a quiet spot with lake views, nearby boat ramps, and quick access to restaurants and supplies, then Sawnee Campground might be your perfect base. We both grew up around Lake Lanier and have spent years exploring its campgrounds in everything from tents…
After spending years camping on Lake Lanier, we finally decided to test out Shoal Creek. With our 31′ Class C (previous RV) parked lakeside and a cold beverage in hand, the view was stunning! But by the end of the weekend, we realized it wouldn’t make our top three. If you’re looking for the best…
Thinking of camping at Shady Grove Campground on Lake Lanier but not sure if it’s worth it? We’ve got you covered. Whether you’re a full-time RVer, a weekend warrior, or just looking for a scenic tent site close to Atlanta, this honest Shady Grove Campground review will help you decide if it’s the right fit….
If you’re wondering which Lake Lanier campground is actually worth hauling your RV to, you’re in the right place. We’ve camped at every major Lake Lanier campground in our 44′ fifth wheel toyhauler (or one of our previous RVs) with our dog, Coco, and we have real opinions on which ones are worth the trip…