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Free camping near Talking Rock, GA

Yes. 29 of the 35 camps within 25 straight-line miles of Talking Rock, GA are listed as free; 6 charge a fee. The closest free one is Dawson Forest WMA - Wildcat, 12 miles east, on land managed by Georgia DNR Wildlife Resources Division.

35 camps: 29 free, 6 fee

Dave has slept at 2 of these camps.

All 35 camps near Talking Rock, GA

All 35, closest first.
CampMilesCostWaterNearest townSeason today
Dawson Forest WMA - Wildcat12Free—9.0 mi to Jasper—
Dawson Forest WMA - Baptising Hole13Free—9.4 mi to Dawsonville—
Dawson Forest WMA - Six Mile / Lindy Ford15Free—7.4 mi to Dawsonville—
A.T. Black Mountain Gap Shelter18FreeLance Creek (stream)3.3 mi to Three Forks—
Nimblewill Dispersed Area18FreeNimblewill Creek (stream)2.9 mi to Nimblewill—
A.T. Springer Mountain Shelter18FreeJones Creek (stream)2.4 mi to Three Forks—
A.T. Stover Creek Shelter19FreeStover Creek (stream)1.2 mi to Three Forks—
Fannin CountyDave slept here20FreeNoontootla Creek (stream)1.4 mi to Three Forks—
Noontootla Dispersed Area20FreeNoontootla Creek (stream)1.4 mi to Stock Hill—
Dawson Forest WMA Primitive Campground #820Free—4.7 mi to Dawsonville—
Jones Creek Dispersed Area20FreeJones Creek (stream)3.2 mi to Nimblewill—
Bear Creek Campground20FreeBear Creek (stream)3.9 mi to Mountaintown—
Bear Creek Dispersed Camping Area20FreeBear Creek (stream)4.1 mi to Mountaintown—
Dawson Forest WMA Primitive Campground #120Free—4.0 mi to Dawsonville—
Dawson Forest WMA Primitive Campground #220Free—3.9 mi to Dawsonville—
Dawson Forest WMA Primitive Campground #1220Free—6.2 mi to Dawsonville—
Dawson Forest WMA Primitive Campground #720Free—4.3 mi to Dawsonville—
Dawson Forest WMA Primitive Campground #920Free—5.1 mi to Dawsonville—
Dawson Forest WMA Primitive Campground #1021Free—4.7 mi to Dawsonville—
Dawson Forest WMA Primitive Campground #1121Free—6.0 mi to Dawsonville—
Dawson Forest WMA Primitive Campground #421Free—2.8 mi to Dawsonville—
Montgomery Creek Dispersed Area21FreeWest Fork Montgomery Creek (stream)3.7 mi to Three Forks—
Dawson Forest WMA Primitive Campground #622Free—4.3 mi to Dawsonville—
Dawson Forest WMA Primitive Campground #522Free—4.1 mi to Dawsonville—
Dawson Forest WMA Primitive Campground #322Free—3.9 mi to Dawsonville—
A.T. Hawk Mountain Shelter22FreeRock Creek (stream)2.7 mi to Three Forks—
Frank Gross Recreation Area23Fee—13 mi to Morganton—
Toccoa River -Sandy Bottoms Campground23Fee—5.9 mi to Morganton—
Jack'S River Fields Campground23Fee—9.4 mi to Cherry Log—
Ball Field Camping Area24FreeLake Conasauga (water)3.7 mi to Hasslers Mill—
Rock Creek Dispersed Area24FreeLittle Rock Creek (stream)1.6 mi to Cooper Creek—
Union CountyDave slept here24Free—11 mi to Dahlonega—
Lake Conasauga Overflow24Fee—7.0 mi to Eton—
Deep Hole Recreation Area25Fee—11 mi to Morganton—
Lake Conasauga Campground Area25Fee—6.7 mi to Eton—

Who manages the camps near Talking Rock, GA

Who manages them: 18 on the Forest Service; 15 on Georgia DNR Wildlife Resources Division; 2 on an agency our record does not name.

Season read for these camps, today

Our record has no season word for any of these 35 camps today. Call the managing office before you go.

Forecast near Talking Rock, GA

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Every distance on this page is a straight line from Talking Rock, GA, not a driving distance — a camp four miles out across a canyon can be an hour of road. Cost is the audited three-state verdict on each camp's own record: free, fee, or unpriced where we could not confirm a price. A blank column is a gap in the record, not a statement that the thing is absent. Camps come from state and federal agency records, not from a visit, except the ones marked. Seasons, permits and fire rules change: confirm with the managing office before you go. Found a fee where we show free? Tell us on the contact page.