Blairsville, Georgia
Explore the best campgrounds, RV resorts, local attractions, and things to do in and around Blairsville — a charming mountain town in the North Georgia mountains near Lake Nottely and the Appalachian Trail.
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Why Camp Near Blairsville?
Things to Do Near Blairsville, Georgia
Blairsville sits at the base of Brasstown Bald, Georgia's highest point, and a drive to the summit rewards visitors with views that stretch across four states on a clear day. Closer to town, Vogel State Park offers hiking and swimming at Lake Trahlyta, while the much larger Lake Nottely — 4,180 acres with 106 miles of shoreline — handles the boating and fishing crowd. Downtown itself is walkable, anchored by the Union County Farmers Market and a handful of local shops. Waterfall chasers should add Trahlyta Falls and Helton Creek Falls to the list, families will find plenty to do at Meeks Park's disc golf course and splash pad, and gem enthusiasts can try their luck at Trackrock Campground's mining operation.
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RV Camping
RV parks near US-19/129 and Lake Nottely offer full hookups and pull-through sites within easy reach of downtown.
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Cabin Camping
Vogel State Park's cottages, along with private cabin rentals throughout the area, give non-RV travelers a comfortable option.
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Tent Camping
Vogel State Park is widely considered one of Georgia's finest, and its tent sites back that reputation up.
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Luxury RV Resorts
Several lakefront resorts on Lake Nottely offer upgraded amenities close to town.
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Blairsville pairs Georgia's tallest peak with one of its bigger recreational lakes, which covers most bases for an outdoor-focused trip. Hike or drive up Brasstown Bald in the morning, spend the afternoon on Lake Nottely, then camp nearby for the night.
It's a solid choice for weekend getaways and fall foliage trips, and it sits close enough to Helen and Hiawassee to round out a longer North Georgia mountain itinerary.
The roads leading up to Brasstown Bald are steep and winding, so factor that into your route planning if you're towing.
Frequently Asked Questions
Vogel State Park, Lake Nottely RV Park & Campground, Trackrock Campground & Cabins, Crossing Creek RV Resort, and Poteete Creek Campground are all solid starting points.
Lake Nottely RV Park and several others sit just minutes from downtown shops, restaurants, and the farmers market.
The drive to Brasstown Bald's summit, hiking and swimming at Vogel State Park, boating on Lake Nottely, and family-friendly Meeks Park.
Many do, but check leash rules and any breed restrictions with the specific campground before booking.
Fall delivers some of North Georgia's best mountain foliage, especially from the Brasstown Bald overlook, while summer draws the crowds to Lake Nottely and Vogel State Park.
Yes — Lake Nottely RV Park and Crossing Creek RV Resort are among several offering full water, sewer, and electric hookups.
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