Campgrounds in Summerville, Georgia

Campgrounds Nearby

Nearby Cities

Nearby Cities	Distance
Dalton Campgrounds	26.4 Mi
Kennesaw Campgrounds	49.4 Mi
Cartersville Campgrounds	35.1 Mi
Rome Campgrounds	15.8 Mi
Acworth Campgrounds	44.9 Mi
Canton Campgrounds	48.6 Mi
Calhoun Campgrounds	19.4 Mi
Ringgold Campgrounds	29.5 Mi
Dallas Campgrounds	45.3 Mi
Ellijay Campgrounds	48.1 Mi
Trion Campgrounds	1.3 Mi
James H 'Sloppy' Floyd State Park Campgrounds	3.2 Mi
James H Floyd State Park Campgrounds	3.2 Mi
Lyerly Campgrounds	3.4 Mi
Menlo Campgrounds	4.3 Mi
Armuchee Campgrounds	8.4 Mi
LaFayette Campgrounds	12.4 Mi
La Fayette Campgrounds	12.6 Mi
Cloudland Canyon State Park Campgrounds	13.7 Mi
Mount Berry Campgrounds	14.1 Mi

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#1.

James H. Floyd State Park

James H. (Sloppy) Floyd State Park2800 Sloppy Floyd Lake Rd Summerville , GA 30747

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The cabins are wonderful and new. more on TripAdvisor
Overview Surrounded by rural countryside and the Chattahoochee National Forest, this quiet park in no... more on gastateparks.org

#2.

Adams Outdoors

6102 Mitchell Rd NE, Fort Payne, Alabama

#3.

De Soto SP

Fort Payne, AL

#4.

DeSoto State Park Lodge

Fort Payne, AL

#5.

The Pocket

La Fayette GA 30728

Overview 27 sites on 8 acres; 27 RV/tent. Bath: no showers. more on AAA.com

#6.

Chattahoochee National Forest (The Pocket Campground)

Chatsworth, GA

#7.

POCKET PICNIC SHELTER (GA)

6044 EVERETT SPRINGS ROAD, ARMUCHEE, Georgia, 30105, United States

#8.

Pocket Picnic Shelter

Pocket Picnic Shelter, 6044 Everett Springs Road , Armuchee GA 30105

Overview The picnic shelter is available for group use with a reservation. If the shelter is not reserved it may be used ... more on Recreation.gov

#9.

Knotty Pine Resort

1492 County Rd 618, Fort Payne, AL 35967

#10.

Sequoyah Caverns & Ellis Homestead

1438 Country Road 731, Fort Payne, Alabama 35989, United States of America

Sequoyah was a Cherokee Indian (in 1800) with no formal education, who developed the first Native American ... more on igougo
Overview Operation Schedule : Open year round M-Sat. 8:30-5; Sun. 11-5. ; Description : Named for Chi... more on 800Alabama.com

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