Georgia RV Parks with EV Charging

Georgia offers RV travelers diverse landscapes from Appalachian Mountains to Atlantic coast, historic cities to charming small towns. The Peach State combines Southern hospitality with modern amenities and growing EV infrastructure. From Atlanta's urban attractions to barrier island beaches, Georgia provides memorable camping experiences year-round.

RV Camping in Georgia

Georgia features 48 state parks with RV camping facilities, plus numerous private campgrounds and Corps of Engineers parks around lakes. Popular destinations include Cumberland Island National Seashore, Tallulah Gorge State Park, and Vogel State Park in the mountains. Coastal barrier islands offer unique beach camping. Lake Lanier and Lake Hartwell provide excellent water recreation. Many parks offer full hookups and modern amenities.

EV Charging Infrastructure in Georgia

Georgia has been expanding its EV infrastructure, with good coverage along I-75, I-85, I-20, and I-95. Atlanta has extensive charging options, and major cities like Savannah, Augusta, and Columbus offer solid networks. Coastal areas and mountain resort towns generally have charging access. Tesla Superchargers and other networks cover major routes. However, remote mountain areas and rural regions may have limited options requiring planning.

Planning Your EV RV Trip

Georgia's varied terrain means different seasonal strategies. Mountain areas offer cool summer retreats but can be cold in winter. Coastal camping is pleasant year-round but hot in summer. Spring (March-May) and fall (October-November) provide ideal statewide weather. Summer humidity increases AC usage, affecting range. Popular state parks book quickly for fall foliage season in the mountains. Always confirm EV charging at campgrounds, especially in remote areas.