Rutledge, Georgia, lures RV travelers to Hard Labor Creek State Park's 5,500 acres of lakes, trails, and golf. Base your trip at Hard Labor Creek State Park from $34/night or Camp Twin Lakes for quiet waterside pads. Camp here to fish Lake Rutledge's bass, hike 20 miles of paths, and unwind an hour east of Atlanta.
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Rutledge thrives as a rural gem in Morgan County along GA-16. Hard Labor Creek State Park anchors the area with Lake Rutledge's glassy waters and the namesake creek that powered Revolutionary War gristmills. Hikers tackle the 3-mile Lake Rutledge Trail through pine thickets. Golfers swing on the park's 18-hole course amid rolling hills. Anglers boat out for largemouth bass that top 10 pounds.
Hard Labor Creek State Park suits families and adventurers with 58 RV sites, full hookups, and park shuttles to beaches. Camp Twin Lakes draws couples seeking seclusion on twin ponds perfect for kayaking or stargazing. Both parks hug the state park's edge, so you launch straight into trails or lake action without towing far.
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Yes, both Hard Labor Creek State Park and Camp Twin Lakes welcome pets on leashes. State park rules cap you at two pets per site with waste bag stations on trails. Camp Twin Lakes keeps it simple for furry companions amid open spaces.