Overnight stop near Atlanta

Ditto on High Falls. There are 2 campgrounds. The riverside campground is much better than the other one. Electric and water,large sites,showers and laundry.

Pine Barren wrote:
Thank you all for your replies will check into them I forgot to mention that I need north of Atlanta on I-75. All sound like good suggestion s and a couple lokblike they might be worth a few days.

On 75 north of ATL, the COrp of Engineers sites on Lake Alatoona would be a good place to stay. It will be hard to get in there on a weekend this time of year, so if you are flexible, weekdays you will be much more likely to find a site.

Thank you all for your replies will check into them I forgot to mention that I need north of Atlanta on I-75. All sound like good suggestion s and a couple lokblike they might be worth a few days.

rwess wrote:
High Falls State Park just south of Atlanta or Red Top Mountain State Park north of Atlanta. There are also some nice COE campgrounds around Lake Allatoona on the north side of Atlanta.

High Falls is a great stop. If you're in need of a stop just for the night the Flying J in Jackson has RV parking to the south and Resaca to the north. We've stayed in Jackson on the way to Florida (going through Atlanta at 11pm is much better than during the day), and stumbling over to the Denny's for coffee and breakfast was nice.

04fxsts wrote:
Altoona Landing!

IIRC we stayed there once on the way back north and would never stay again. We got there late and left early but the staff seemed nice and the campgrounds were also nice. The problem was the train that ran about every hour all night blowing it's whistle every time. Jim.

X2! We stayed once. We were so close to the tracks the ground shook.

Altoona Landing!

IIRC we stayed there once on the way back north and would never stay again. We got there late and left early but the staff seemed nice and the campgrounds were also nice. The problem was the train that ran about every hour all night blowing it's whistle every time. Jim.

We've used Forsyth KOA and Atlanta South RV Park for overnights will traveling thru the area. Both adjacent to I-75. I find Atlanta South to be easier to maneuver in and flatter sites, but the KOA is OK too.

Allatoona Landing

Allatoona Landing has been one of our overnight stops in our treks to Florida. We're usually there during the off season, and it's very quiet. But, I think it's a real busy place during the camping season.

High Falls State Park just south of Atlanta or Red Top Mountain State Park north of Atlanta. There are also some nice COE campgrounds around Lake Allatoona on the north side of Atlanta.

Ok thank you both I will check it out