Lavonia hooks RV campers with prime Lake Hartwell access for bass fishing and boating. Tugaloo State Park delivers lakefront sites starting at $34 a night. Park here to launch paddles, cast lines, and savor small-town Georgia vibes just off I-85.
2 parks found
Lavonia nestles against Lake Hartwell's shores in northeast Georgia. Anglers flock to its waters for trophy largemouth bass and crappie. The town buzzes each October with the Lavonia Apple Festival on Broad Street, where vendors pile high fresh pies and crafts. Hikers explore nearby trails at Victoria Bryant State Park, while history buffs tour the restored railroad depot.
Tugaloo State Park serves as your ideal base camp. Families and boaters love its shaded sites with water views. Rates kick off at $34 per night for full hookups. Our directory spotlights two prime listings here, perfect for quick lake launches or lazy afternoons on the beach.
More RV destinations in Georgia
Lavonia earns fame for Lake Hartwell fishing and the Apple Festival. Anglers target bass and stripers on the 56,000-acre lake right outside town. Each October, Broad Street hosts the festival with apple treats, crafts, and live music that draws 20,000 visitors over three days.
Tugaloo State Park tops the list with two directory listings. It sits 5 miles east on GA-328 with lakefront sites from $34/night. Expect full hookups, dump stations, and direct boat ramp access for easy Hartwell adventures.
Yes, Tugaloo State Park welcomes pets on leashes. Dogs roam the beach and trails with owners, but board aggressive breeds at home. Fees run $5 nightly per pet; stock waste bags for the family-friendly grounds.