The Best Camping in Georgia, From Stone Mountain to Savannah
"Okefenokee National Wildlife Refuge stretches across 353,981 acres, a unique ecosystem that is home to hundreds of different species of plants and animals, some endangered. With nothing but wildlife for miles, Okefenokee offers one of the most peaceful and quiet campsites in Georgia. The refuge has seven overnight shelters as well as two islands in the swamp interior that you can reach by canoe to pitch your tent. Fun fact: there are approximately 15,000 alligators living in the Okefenokee Swamp."
