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Hunters and primitive campers thrive at Almo Tract WMA with its 6,700 acres of wildlife-rich habitat. Located in Waverly Hall, Georgia, it borders ecologically vital lands near Fort Benning. Camp at primitive sites and call for rates.
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Write a ReviewNo, Almo Tract WMA does not have full hookups. It offers primitive campsites only, with no electric, water, or sewer connections available. RVers must be fully self-contained. Bring your own water, generator for power if needed, and pack out waste. No 30-amp or 50-amp service exists on-site.
Yes, Almo Tract WMA is pet-friendly. Keep dogs on a leash at all times to protect wildlife. No size or breed restrictions noted. Clean up after pets promptly. No dedicated dog park, but ample space for walks amid the 6,700 acres.
Call for current camping rates, as prices vary. Primitive sites keep costs low and include access to hunting, hiking, and fishing. No reservations typically needed; sites operate first-come, first-served. Check Georgia DNR regulations for any fees or permits required.
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