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Georgia National Park and Refuge Campgrounds
6 campgrounds run or listed by National Park Service and Fish and Wildlife Service in Georgia, with 40 campsites where a count is published.
Photo: Brian Stansberry (CC BY 3.0), Wikimedia Commons
All 6 national park and refuge listings in Georgia
| Campground | Park or lake | County | Sites | Booking | Season | Fees |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Brickhill Bluff Wilderness Campsite | Cumberland Island National Seashore | Camden County | 4 | Reservations | Year-round | $9 |
| Hickory Hill Wilderness Campsite | Cumberland Island National Seashore | Camden County | 4 | Reservations | Year-round | $9 |
| Sea Camp Campground | Cumberland Island National Seashore | Camden County | 18 | Reservations | Year-round | $22 to $40 |
| Stafford Beach Campground | Cumberland Island National Seashore | Camden County | 10 | Reservations | Year-round | $12 |
| Yankee Paradise Wilderness Campsite | Cumberland Island National Seashore | Camden County | 4 | Reservations | Year-round | $9 |
| Okefenokee NWR wilderness canoe camping platforms and islands | Okefenokee National Wildlife Refuge | Reservations | Year-round | $15 |
National park and refuge camping in Georgia: questions
How many national park and refuge campgrounds does Georgia have?
6 listings appear here from National Park Service and Fish and Wildlife Service sources.
When can I book?
Cumberland Island camping is booked on recreation.gov by permit; Okefenokee paddle-in platforms are booked through the refuge permit system.
How long can I stay?
Cumberland Island allows 7 consecutive nights; Okefenokee permits run 1 to 4 nights.
Where does this come from?
Every row links to the official page it was read from, checked November 15, 2026.
Plan the trip
Burn rules, weather alerts and booking dates for Georgia.