Georgia Campground Reviews

We really enjoyed our time in Georgia and found a lot of activities and adventures.

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Southern Trails RV Resort

Unadilla, GA • ⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️ • Full hookup

This campground is not fancy and some people will find things to complain about. Daniel and I liked it. The cons: You hear the traffic noise from the highway but, after a day or two, you tune it out. The noise did not keep us up at night. You will also hear a train going by multiple times per day but Daniel loves hearing trains. The sites are small and close together but that’s true for really expensive resorts, too. There are no picnic tables or fire pits at the campsites. There is a community fire pit. There are also some people who live here full time but none of the sites were “junky”. The facilities are older but clean and functional. There is a small putt-putt course, a pool (we didn’t use it because we were there in December), and an older playground. We were told there are new owners who are focusing on fixing up another campground in Florida before fixing this campground up. The pros: The people are really nice. Fellow campers, Scott and Corrine, who are there seasonally, manage the social activities. We joined in on bingo and glass painting. The other campers were super quiet while we were there. We got a great rate with RPI in 2023 ($9.50 per night) but they increased it to $19 in 2025. There are plenty of things to do within a 1.5 hour drive. We felt safe in this campground. There are pecan trees throughout the campground and you can pick pecans for free. (Dec 2023 and Nov 2025)

• Providence Canyon State Park, Lumpkin
• National Prisoners of War Museum and Andersonville National Historic Site (Camp Sumter), Andersonville
• Richland Distilling Company, Richland, rated best American sipping rum by Forbes Magazine
• Georgia State Cotton Museum, Vienna
• Ocmulgee Mounds, Macon
• Smiley’s Flea Market, Macon

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