State Park / State Forest
Near Rising Fawn, Georgia: $35–$50/night, rigs to 60 ft. Open Year-round. Book 13 months ahead via GA State Parks portal.
State Park / State Forest
Managing authority
Near Rising Fawn, Georgia
How much does camping at Cloudland Canyon State Park Campground cost, and when is it open?
Cloudland Canyon State Park Campground near Rising Fawn, Georgia (State Park / State Forest) — camping fee $35–$50/night, season Year-round, RV size limit Up to 60 ft. Reservations: 13 months ahead via GA State Parks portal — book direct through the official channel.
The numbers
Fee range
$35–$50/night
Season open
Year-round
RV size limit
Up to 60 ft
Reservation window
13 months ahead via GA State Parks portal
The insider read
Edge-of-Lookout-Mountain camp with 1,000-ft canyon view. Sites in the West Rim loop are the photo spots; East Rim loop is quieter. Hemlock Falls + Cherokee Falls hike (waterfall double) drops 600 stairs — knees first.
Original analysis from PickRV — synthesised from public sources you can verify, pulling the operational details competitor guides typically skip.
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Book it right
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Keep exploring
Near Jekyll Island
StateInsider tip · Driftwood Beach is the photographer's dream — 10-min bike ride from camp. Sea turtle nesting season (May-Aug) means no beach lights after dark; the campground hosts free patrols Wed/Sat 9pm.
Near Chatsworth
StateInsider tip · Top of Cohutta Mountain — mysterious 855-ft stone wall built by unknown peoples. Sites in the upper loop have 10°F cooler nights than the valley below.
Near Blairsville
StateInsider tip · Oldest GA state park (1931). Trahlyta Lake swimming with the Blue Ridge backdrop. Bear-proof food storage required all loops — black bears active dusk to dawn April-October.
Near Cleveland
USFSInsider tip · Two waterfalls (Upper + Lower DeSoto) accessible via 2-mile loop from the campground. Quieter than nearby state parks. Trout stream (Frogtown Creek) runs through — bring a fly rod April-Oct.
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