Stone Mountain, Georgia
Explore the best campgrounds, RV parks, local attractions, and things to do in and around Stone Mountain — home to Georgia’s iconic granite mountain, family-friendly park attractions, hiking trails, and convenient access to metro Atlanta.
Campgrounds Near Stone Mountain, Georgia
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Why Camp Near Stone Mountain?
Things to Do Near Stone Mountain, Georgia
Stone Mountain is unusual on this list in that the campground and the destination are the same place — Stone Mountain Park spans 3,200 acres just outside Atlanta and includes over 400 RV, tent, yurt, and safari-tent sites right inside the park gates. From camp, visitors can hike or ride the cable car to the summit for views stretching to downtown Atlanta and the North Georgia mountains, fish and bike throughout the grounds, or catch the nightly laser show on the lawn during the park's peak season. Beyond the mountain itself, the park holds two championship golf courses, a scenic railroad, a historic area, and a kids' attraction park, making it one of the rare places where campers genuinely never need to leave for entertainment.
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RV Camping
Stone Mountain Park Campground offers 144 full-hookup sites and 254 partial-hookup sites for RVs, pop-ups, and motorhomes, all inside the park itself.
Cabin Camping
The campground also rents yurts and safari tents for travelers who want a step up from traditional camping without leaving the park.
Tent Camping
43 primitive tent sites sit within the campground, alongside larger "glamping" spots along the edge of the park's lake.
Luxury RV Resorts
Big-rig-friendly, heavily wooded full-hookup sites cater to larger RVs, while quieter, more secluded sites are also available for travelers wanting privacy.
Plan a Trip to Stone Mountain, Georgia
Stone Mountain is the rare destination where the campground is the itinerary — book a site inside the park and you've got hiking, a cable car, golf, a scenic railroad, and a nightly laser show all within walking or short-drive distance.
It's an easy fit for families who want built-in entertainment, history buffs interested in the park's historic area, and anyone looking for a single-stop metro Atlanta camping trip.
Book well ahead of major events — the Yellow Daisy Festival, July 4th, and Stone Mountain Christmas all fill the campground up to a year in advance.
Frequently Asked Questions
Stone Mountain Park Campground itself is the obvious choice, sitting directly inside the park with access to all its attractions.
Not necessarily — the campground includes a pool, volleyball, playground, supply store, and laundry, with the mountain, laser show, golf courses, and scenic railroad all reachable without leaving the park.
Hiking or riding the cable car to the summit, fishing and biking throughout the grounds, catching the nightly laser show in season, and visiting the historic area and kids' attraction park.
Policies apply, so check current pet rules directly with Stone Mountain Park Campground before booking.
Spring (March to May) and fall (September to early November) offer the most comfortable weather; book up to a year ahead for July 4th, the Yellow Daisy Festival, and Stone Mountain Christmas, since those dates sell out fast.
Yes — 144 of its more than 400 sites offer full hookups, with another 254 offering partial water and electric hookups.
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