Campground around Columbus, GA
Headed to St. George, FL. In October. Need a good overnight around Pine Mtn. Any suggestions? FDR state park requires 2 nights.
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The two night stay requirement is only for weekends, the remainder of the week there is no such requirement. Weekends appear rather full in October, but you could simply call the park close to arrival time and see if there are any openings. I suspect they are fairly flexible about bending the rules.
If you are a senior, and expect in the next year to ever stay in a Georgia park again, by all means purchase the Friends of Georgia Parks Annual Pass. For Seniors it is $35 and you get one night free (they punch the pass when you use up the night) and that night is regular priced at $32 and 20% off for seniors, but the good part is for the next year you will not have to pay the $5 entry fee (which is also charged to campers). Its a no brainer if you plan to visit GA parks again.
No idea what route you are taking, but it sounds like you might be considering taking US27 down to Columubus and on to Bainbridge or all the way to Tallahassee.
A little further down is River Bend Primitive Campground, $5 if you don't need any hook ups and just want a safe place to park and enjoy the evening and night.
http://www.exploregeorgia.org/listing/3862-riverbend-park-primitive-camping
Charles
If you are a senior, and expect in the next year to ever stay in a Georgia park again, by all means purchase the Friends of Georgia Parks Annual Pass. For Seniors it is $35 and you get one night free (they punch the pass when you use up the night) and that night is regular priced at $32 and 20% off for seniors, but the good part is for the next year you will not have to pay the $5 entry fee (which is also charged to campers). Its a no brainer if you plan to visit GA parks again.
No idea what route you are taking, but it sounds like you might be considering taking US27 down to Columubus and on to Bainbridge or all the way to Tallahassee.
A little further down is River Bend Primitive Campground, $5 if you don't need any hook ups and just want a safe place to park and enjoy the evening and night.
http://www.exploregeorgia.org/listing/3862-riverbend-park-primitive-camping
Charles
