8 campgrounds with availability this weekend
Several good camping spots can be found within a short drive from Thomasville, Georgia. Reed Bingham State Park Campground sits about 35 miles away and has a lake where many campers go fishing or take their kayaks out. Eastbank Campground gives you views of Lake Seminole and has well-kept bathrooms and sites. If you're willing to drive farther, Alligator Point and Bald Point State Park offer camping closer to the coast where you might spot different wildlife. You should make reservations for these places, particularly if you're planning to camp on weekends or during busy times of year. Check on fire rules before you go, as they change depending on conditions. Most roads to these campgrounds are in decent shape, though some rougher spots might give low cars trouble. Many people book these sites weeks ahead since they fill up fast. Hikers can find trails of different lengths near the campgrounds. Thomasville is close enough that you won't have trouble getting ice, food, or other supplies you might need. Summer gets pretty hot in this part of Georgia, while winter temperatures stay mild enough for comfortable camping. The campgrounds around Thomasville work well for both tent and RV campers.
"The lady who owns and runs the place is very personable and sweet, and the bubbling stream behind our campsite was lovely and made this place even prettier."
"Camper's Delight is a unique off-grid experience to get away from it all on try the off-grid lifestyle. Check them out and leave a review about your stay on the Dyrt!"
Available this weekend
from $40 - $65 / night
"Wonderful State Park in southern Georgia! Chose our site from the pictures and it was perfect."
"One of the better State Parks in Georgia"
Available this weekend
from $32 - $40 / night
"Tallahassee FL Tallahassee RV Nice campground close to I10, shopping and restaurants.Gentleman who took my reservation over the phone was very nice and helpful. The sites are gravel, very level."
"Our electric was located at the back of our site but not a problem with the cord we have. All other utilities were well-placed. Check-in was easy and the office staff were very friendly."
from $50 / night
"They have a 2 mile hiking path which looked nice and a small pond. I woudl stay here again in the future."
from $10 - $75 / night
from $45 / night
"It is literally along the highway and so easy to get too. It keep in mind along the highway means highway noise. We wear earplugs at night so it didn’t bother us."
"Not much immediately nearby, but the town of Monticello is about 4 miles north of the park with a Winn Dixie and other small merchants. A simple overnight stop along I-10. we would stop here again."
from $28 - $32 / night
"The only complaint is minor...traffic noise due to the close proximity to I-10. This is easly solved by leaving the HVAC fan on to mask the noise."
"Nice, small campground at edge of lake. Beautiful views. Everyone friendly."
"It’s tucked away surrounding by lake. Extremely quiet! Woke up early to see the sunrise and it was the icing on the cake :) even witnessed a gator swimming! The showers aren’t too bad."
from $28 - $35 / night
GuideIt’s small park. Big rigs will have trouble getting around the drive. A huge class A did come in and park at the front though. For our rig (F150& 20’Catina it’s just fine. It’s on a very nice lake . Sites have water and electric and a dump station on the way out. Quiet, nice people and apparently good fishing.
TravelerWe stopped here due to Hurricane Isaias to get out of the cone. We were trying to get to Lake City but werent going to make it in time so we pulled up to the resort after hours and they had a late night number to call. The process for getting a spot after hours was so seamless and they were very helpful. Especially considering we pulled in during the middle of a storm. Unfortunantley, due to the tropical storm, a tree branch took out the electricity that night. However, the manager already had someone coming to restore power that morning and they were so nice and helpful. We didnt get to see the facilities due to no power being on but the place seemed very peaceful and well maintenainced. The parking spaces are pretty tight. We had to squeeze between a large tree and the neighboring camper. So if your not experienced or comfortable parking your camper yet I would definently rent a pull-through vs a back-end. But otherwise great site and friendly staff!
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GuideCamped here with my wife . The ground isn’t hard to get to and the space is open . When we arrived it took only 30min to an hour before a local ranger doing his patrols to greet us and give us a rundown, afterwards we were left alone. Lots of ants but they’re not a huge nuisance
ScoutHorrible treatment by Nancy
Oh my gosh!!!!! I will NEVER EVER Camp here again. Nancy, the B who runs the campground is sooooooooo RUDE& MEAN!!!!!
we went thru Thomasville and decided to camp over night. when we called to register, she screamed at us on the phone. we let that slide and went there anyway. she was even more rude in person. how the heck do they keep this person employed there??
if you are looking for a peaceful quiet time, forget it. the highway that run by the campground is loud as heck.
TravelerThis was surprisingly a very nice park. It's quiet even on the weekends and it has Mini Golf and Beach Volleyball for the kids. The restrooms are well maintained and also not busy. So there's plenty of them on-site. We had the pull through sight, it worked great.
TravelerIt’s a really beautiful place, very peaceful and quiet. I stopped for the night and the campgrounds are well maintained , very clean and there are some good shaded spots . Coming from Florida I found it a little bit expensive, I paid $53 dollars for a campsite but it’s a trade off based on the conditions the place is.
LegendThis campground is convenient to downtown Tallahassee with easy access on and off I-10 to the east of the city. The campground itself is decent– nothing special but we were there to see friends in the area so it was fine. I wouldn’t call this a destination or a place you would want to hang out for an extended period of time. A mix of transient campers and those that live there permanently and work in the area. Lots of pull thru sites and trees for shade. Mostly an adult-oriented park. The roads are paved and in good shape and campsites are gravel. Our site was a pull thru that was long enough for our 45’ motorhome and tow car and level. Our electric was located at the back of our site but not a problem with the cord we have. All other utilities were well-placed. Check-in was easy and the office staff were very friendly. There is a small pool that has plenty of lounge chairs and tables and chairs with umbrellas. The pool is small but was not crowded during our stay. Community fire pit located near the entrance with some Adirondack chairs. There is a pet walk area. A small playground with basic equipment.
GuideThis is our second time staying here. The trails are amazing, great fishing, mini golf, and they even have a beach area. Pet friendly. Lots of friendly RV'ers here too.
Reed Bingham State Park Campground sits about 35 miles from Thomasville in south Georgia's coastal plain region. The area features diverse ecosystems ranging from pine forests to wetlands, with elevations typically below 300 feet. Winter temperatures rarely drop below freezing, making this region suitable for year-round camping with spring and fall offering the most comfortable weather conditions.
Paddle the lake: At Reed Bingham State Park Campground, the 375-acre lake connects to Little River, offering excellent paddling opportunities. "The lake also connects to little river and it is a @ 3 hour leisurely up river paddle to Red Robin Boat ramp in Adel Georgia," notes reviewer Travyl Couple.
Bike the trails: The park's multi-use trails provide options for cyclists of all levels. "We also enjoyed biking to the Horse creek winery in Sparks, Ga just 7 miles away," shares a reviewer, highlighting off-site adventures accessible from the campground.
Wildlife spotting: Look for gopher tortoises, alligators, and seasonal birds. "Home to gopher turtles, alligators, deer and seasonal home to vultures and bald eagles makes wildlife spotting fun," according to one camper who enjoyed the diverse fauna.
Pull-through convenience: Many sites at A Stone's Throw RV Park are designed for easy access. "All the sites are pull-through making late arrival less stressful. All sites have full hookups and there is wifi," writes David A., noting the practical layout for travelers.
Clean facilities: Campers consistently mention well-maintained amenities. "Very clean, quiet, and definitely going back!" writes Lauren W. about Reed Bingham State Park, while another reviewer adds, "Bathhouse is nice, washers (1) was inop. It's a year round CG."
Pet-friendly areas: Many campgrounds accommodate four-legged companions. "A dog run and nice big mowed field were available for our dogs," mentions a reviewer at A Stones Throw Lamont, Florida, highlighting dedicated pet spaces.
Reservation timing: Popular campgrounds fill quickly during peak seasons. "Many people book these sites weeks ahead since they fill up fast," particularly for weekend stays.
Highway noise considerations: Some campgrounds near major roads may experience traffic sounds. "This park is literally 1/4 mile off of I-10 (you hear the traffic, which did not bother us)," notes andrew at A Stones Throw Lamont.
Variable site sizes: At Tallahassee RV Park, a reviewer cautions, "Sites are close together. We have a tiny trailer but sites are full hook up and can fit larger rigs." Always confirm your rig will fit before booking.
Playground access: Cross Creek Campground offers recreational spaces for children. "There is a nice open area that families were enjoying when we arrived," notes Dave K., mentioning the family-friendly layout.
Swimming options: Reed Bingham State Park has designated swimming areas. "The beach for swimming is more of a wading beach and since I have seen the alligators in this lake i do not recommend swimming anywhere else on your own," cautions a reviewer, emphasizing safety.
Recreational activities: Many campgrounds offer additional entertainment. "There is a miniture golf and playground within sight of the campground. Good place to get together with family and friends," writes Roger W. about Reed Bingham State Park.
Site leveling preparation: Be prepared to adjust your rig at some locations. "The site we stayed in was level left and right but had to lower the front end to level front to back," shares Dave K. about Cross Creek Campground.
Utility connections: Full hookups are available at several campgrounds near Thomasville. "Site was level with full hookups right off the freeway," notes David E. about A Stones Throw in Lamont.
Parking considerations: Some sites have limited space for both RVs and tow vehicles. "Not sure where we would have parked if it had been filled with a regular sized RV. Our camper is 42' and it took up the entire space," mentions Douglas T. at Sugar Mill Plantation RV Park, highlighting space limitations.
Frequently Asked Questions
Where are the best campgrounds near Thomasville, GA?
For camping near Thomasville, GA, Sugar Mill Plantation RV Park is conveniently located about 8 miles from Thomasville. This no-frills RV park is suitable for overnight stays in larger rigs and provides a practical base for exploring the area, though it doesn't offer tent camping. Another excellent option is Reed Bingham State Park Campground, which features well-spaced, wooded campsites around a 375-acre lake. Though a bit further from Thomasville, this highly-rated state park offers beautiful natural surroundings, level gravel sites, and is easily accessible from Interstate 75.
What unique or cool camping spots can I find near Thomasville?
Coe Landing Campground offers a unique camping experience with beautiful lakeside sites and stunning views. This small, intimate campground provides direct lake access and connects to an extensive trail network at adjacent Fort Braden property, though you may need to drive to reach some trails due to the geography. For a different experience, Wild Adventures Campground provides campsites within walking distance to Wild Adventures theme park, creating a convenient basecamp for both relaxation and entertainment. Both locations offer distinctive camping experiences within reasonable driving distance from Thomasville.
What amenities are available at Camp Creek in Thomasville?
Based on available information, there are no specific details about a Camp Creek in Thomasville, GA. You might be referring to a different location or campground. For camping options with known amenities near Thomasville, consider Eagles Roost RV Resort, which offers pull-through sites suitable for various RV sizes, though some campers note the sites can be narrow. Alternatively, Eastern Pines RV Park provides reservable sites with water hookups, toilets, and is big-rig friendly. For the most accurate information about Camp Creek specifically, contact local tourism offices in Thomasville directly.
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