Have you been planning to go on a camping trip in the mountains for as long as you can remember, but somehow you just never get around to it? Well, there’s an easy solution: book an RV in Rabun County. Not only does that mean that you can camp at River Falls at the Gorge Campground, but also that you’ll get to experience Georgia’s beautiful Blue Ridge Mountains. You’ll get to stay by the gorgeous Tallulah River where you can swim, fish, and go tubing, rafting, or kayaking unless you’d rather stay on dry land and have fun at the playground, basketball court, or in the horseshoe pit. You can also hike on pretty nature trails, have a barbecue, or hang out in the clubhouse by the huge fireplace - if there’s any time for that in between all the planned activities, that is.You can go big, or you can go small when RV camping at River Falls at the Gorge Campground, seeing as big rigs can be accommodated, and you can choose riverside pull-through sites with full hookups or go for just water and electricity, so you’ll have loads of options. Make use of the restrooms, showers, and dump stations, and should you want or need a snack, drink, some ice, or a bit of firewood, just head to the camp store or check with the office, they’ll know what to do.Spend as much time by your RV rental at River Falls at the Gorge Campground as you want, but it sure would be a shame to miss out on the amazing surrounding nature. Go on scenic drives along the Tallulah River or one of the lakes, see panoramic vistas of the mountains, and go chasing waterfalls if you feel like it. Beautiful Lakemont is nearby, and so are Clayton, Tallulah Falls, Clarkesville, and Helen. When you’ve had enough of driving for one day, just sit down at the RV park and sample the bottles you got at the local wineries and distilleries.
Have you been planning to go on a camping trip in the mountains for as long as you can remember, but somehow you just never get around to it? Well, there’s an easy solution: book an RV in Rabun County. Not only does that mean that you can camp at River Falls at the Gorge Campground, but also that you’ll get to experience Georgia’s beautiful Blue Ridge Mountains. You’ll get to stay by the gorgeous Tallulah River where you can swim, fish, and go tubing, rafting, or kayaking unless you’d rather stay on dry land and have fun at the playground, basketball court, or in the horseshoe pit. You can also hike on pretty nature trails, have a barbecue, or hang out in the clubhouse by the huge fireplace - if there’s any time for that in between all the planned activities, that is.You can go big, or you can go small when RV camping at River Falls at the Gorge Campground, seeing as big rigs can be accommodated, and you can choose riverside pull-through sites with full hookups or go for just water and electricity, so you’ll have loads of options. Make use of the restrooms, showers, and dump stations, and should you want or need a snack, drink, some ice, or a bit of firewood, just head to the camp store or check with the office, they’ll know what to do.Spend as much time by your RV rental at River Falls at the Gorge Campground as you want, but it sure would be a shame to miss out on the amazing surrounding nature. Go on scenic drives along the Tallulah River or one of the lakes, see panoramic vistas of the mountains, and go chasing waterfalls if you feel like it. Beautiful Lakemont is nearby, and so are Clayton, Tallulah Falls, Clarkesville, and Helen. When you’ve had enough of driving for one day, just sit down at the RV park and sample the bottles you got at the local wineries and distilleries.