Soggy Boot Campground, near the scenic mountains of Georgia, offers a unique camping experience for those looking to escape the hustle and bustle. This spot is all about simplicity, with plenty of space for groups or a bit of privacy if you prefer to tuck away in the woods.

The area features a large clearing that can accommodate multiple vehicles, making it a great choice for gatherings. Campers have enjoyed the flat terrain, fire pits, and the soothing sounds of a nearby creek, perfect for relaxing evenings by the fire. One visitor mentioned, “You could easily fit 8 cars around the area,” highlighting the spaciousness.

Finding the campground can be a bit tricky, especially after dark, but once you’re there, you’ll discover a charming spot with primitive sites and no frills. Reviewers have noted the beauty of the surrounding forest and mountains, with opportunities for hiking and exploring nearby waterfalls. As one camper shared, “If you have the place to yourself, it is incredibly secluded and a wonderful spot.”

While amenities are minimal—no toilets or showers—this location is pet-friendly and allows campfires, making it a solid choice for those who enjoy a more rugged experience. Just remember to pack out what you bring in, as some visitors have pointed out the need for better cleanliness in the area. Whether you're looking for a weekend retreat or a longer stay, Soggy Boot Campground is a great spot to unwind and connect with nature.

Soggy Boot Campground

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I camped here many times while attending the camp down the road. I have also brought many groups of campers here over my summers as a counselor. To get to the site you drive or walk through the river and end up in a large group site right by a small waterfall. If you have the place to yourself it is incredibly secluded and a wonderful spot. You can also hike up or down the stream to get to other beautiful small falls that are perfect for swimming in during the hot summers.

Group Site

We came looking for this campsite past dark and after a half hour of driving on a gravel road we gave up searching and just parked on the side of the road for the night. 

In the morning we went hunting for the campground and ended up finding at least 10 campsites scattered throughout the mountain and road. The coordinates posted weren’t very helpful so the best way to find this location is to put into the GPS the name of the nearby retreat center called “Ramah Darom”. Once you get to the entrance keep continuing up the mountain. The road will stop being paved and you’ll have a gravel road to continue on that leads you to numerous sites. 

The sites arnt difficult to find in the daytime, just know there’s no signs or pointers to tell you which way to go. 

I’ll post some pictures to help you find where some of the sites are. 

The sites are primitive, with just fire rings but its definitely a cute spot to spend the night. 

I don’t recommend RV’s. 

Difficult to find after dusk but awesome spot for 4WD cars 

Plenty of space for groups or even just to have some tucked back privacy. Only bad part was there was trash everywhere when we got there.

Big open site next to creek

I went with my girlfriend and dog and had a blast. Is a little confusing to find but just when you question if you’re heading to the right place, you’re greeted with a fork and small trail down to a massive clearing. You could easily fit 8 cars around the area. There’s a very flat area, a fire pit, and creek surrounded by forest and mountains. Will definitely be coming back to this location. 

Beautiful clearing

the directions get you to the general area fine. the campsites are hard to find in the dark - we ended up just stopping at the first clearing from a fork on the gravel road we saw to set up a tent. road is very bumpy, there’s a stream near some of the spots , we looked for a fire ring where we stopped in the morning and didn’t see one. 

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