State Park / State Forest
Near Fargo, Georgia: $30–$40/night, rigs to 35 ft. Open Year-round. Book 13 months ahead via GA State Parks portal.
State Park / State Forest
Managing authority
Near Fargo, Georgia
How much does camping at Stephen C. Foster State Park Campground cost, and when is it open?
Stephen C. Foster State Park Campground near Fargo, Georgia (State Park / State Forest) — camping fee $30–$40/night, season Year-round, RV size limit Up to 35 ft. Reservations: 13 months ahead via GA State Parks portal — book direct through the official channel.
The numbers
Fee range
$30–$40/night
Season open
Year-round
RV size limit
Up to 35 ft
Reservation window
13 months ahead via GA State Parks portal
The insider read
Only access into the Okefenokee Swamp from the west. Stargazing International Dark Sky Park — Milky Way visible naked-eye. Alligator viewing 200 yards from the boat launch; the ranger 'gator briefing' at the visitor center is required.
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