RV Rental Tugaloo State Park, GA

Tugaloo State Park offers excellent grounds for taking in the outdoors. Whether you are into water-based recreation or land activities, RV camping in Tugaloo State Park provides ample outdoor activities for everyone in your group. Equipped with a six-lane boating mega ramp, the park is a boaters’ paradise. In addition, the park offers two boat ramps. Bring your boat in your campervan or rent a kayak or a canoe during the summer and sample Lake Hartwell's aquatic diversity.

For nature enthusiasts, it does not get much better than hiking through the oak, mulberry, and cherry trees. Along the four miles of trails, hikers are treated to the wonderful views of the Lake Hartwell. When RV camping at Tugaloo State Park, you can do just that by hiking the Muscadine Trail and Sassafras Trail.

Fishing is also popular all year round. Lake Hartwell is renowned for hosting large fishing tournaments, where largemouth bass, crappie, and catfish are plentiful. After a long day fishing, nothing beats relaxing in the sandy swimming beach watching the kiddos play and enjoying the spectacular sunset.

A visit to Tugaloo State Park reveals a well-rounded state park with quality RV camping facilities and good views. Some of the park’s 105 campsites are lakeside. Therefore, if you are eyeing for a campsite with lakefront views, be sure to book in advance. Sites can be reserved up to 13 months before your trip date. All sites offer electric and water hookups for your RV.

The largest sites can accommodate trailers of up to 50 feet in length. Some of the amenities offered include a dump station, cable TV hookups, and laundry facilities. Pets are welcome at Tugaloo State Park so bring Fido along.

Tugaloo State Parks convenient location provides a chance to explore the nearby areas with ease. Most of the surrounding attractions and activities are minutes away and are well worth a visit. Leave your motorhome rental at Tugaloo State Park and spend a few hours exploring Travelers’ Rest State Historic Site. Here history buffs will appreciate the 19th-century tavern and learn about the inn’s history. Located less than half an hour drive from the park, Toccoa Falls is a lovely hidden gem. It makes for a quick stopover for taking photographs during your RV excursion. Another interesting destination that can easily be combined with Tugaloo State Park is Lake Hartwell State Park 12 miles away. Sitting on the shores of Lake Hartwell in Northwest South Carolina is a good place to go fishing and hiking. While in the area, be sure to check South Carolina Botanical Garden in Clemson. With miles of recreational trails crisscrossing the display gardens and streams a walk through this 295 acres garden is relaxing and captivating. Besides the outstanding display plants, there is a geological museum, children’s area, and an art gallery.

Water sports enthusiasts will love Hart State Outdoor Recreational Area in Hartwell, which is about 23 miles from the park. Fishing, kayaking and picnicking are popular year-round. Planning on staying overnight with your motorhome rental, don’t worry, there are many RV campsites. For those who want to explore the canyons, Tallulah Gorge State Park is not too far away. This place is full of natural wonders, and visitors can view the scenic gorge from the many viewing platforms available. The more adventurous can enjoy hiking the gorge or visiting the nearby Tallulah Falls.

Other interesting places near Tugaloo State Park to include in your itinerary include Saddler’s Creek State Park, Richard B Russell State Park and Golf Course, Hurricane Falls and Currahee Military Museum.