The Blackwater Camper's Guide: Georgia Edition
Where to sleep on a Georgia trip, from mountain state parks to river sandbars and the Okefenokee platforms.

Where to sleep on a Georgia trip: state parks, Forest Service camps, county parks, outfitter campgrounds, river sandbars and the Okefenokee's overnight platforms. Every fee, reservation line and rule on these pages came from the people who run the place, and each card says who. Where they do not publish something, the card says so instead of guessing.
- 50 campgrounds and river camps across Georgia, from the mountains to the coast
- Four regions: the Mountains, the Piedmont and Northwest, the Coastal Plain rivers, and the Coast and Okefenokee
- Sites, fees, reservations, season, pets and fire rules on every card, each with its source
- The nine Okefenokee overnight platforms and island sites on their own pages
- A quick reference table of every site, and a paddle-from-camp note that points to the Paddler's Guide
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The Blackwater Paddler's Guide: Georgia Edition
Every river we have paddled in Georgia, and the ones Georgia recommends.
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Every canoe trail, platform and overnight trip in the swamp.
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