Beach camping in Georgia

If you’re looking for your next beach camping trip, don’t overlook Georgia.

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Beach camping in Georgia guide

Overview

Georgia's coastline offers a two-for-one destination: a 110-mile stretch of Atlantic coastline, plus 15 barrier islands just offshore. If you’re staying inland, pack your gear for a fishing and kayaking paradise along the Atlantic Intracoastal Waterway, which winds through Georgia's lush lowcountry marshes. Or, head out to the islands for beach camping, birdwatching, and a taste of Georgia history, including Gullah-Geechee cultural heritage. Four major barrier islands are accessible by car and developed with plenty of amenities (Tybee, Jekyll, St. Simons, and Sea), while the remaining 11 are only accessible by boat and remain largely untouched, including the gorgeous Cumberland Island National Seashore—a favorite among naturalists. Due to the Georgia coastline’s mild climate, there’s something to do year-round. Temperatures peak in the summer, though, so be ready for hot weather from June through August.

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