A new name, glamping tents, two rebuilt cabins, online booking and our first music festival. Here’s a look back at a big year at Ohoopee River RV & Camp Resort.

Golf carts make it easy to get around Ohoopee River RV & Camp Resort. Here are the simple rules that keep everyone safe, plus how to rent one.

Not sure how to spend a weekend at Ohoopee River RV & Camp Resort? Here’s an easy plan from Friday arrival to Sunday check-out.

Monthly RV sites at Ohoopee River RV & Camp Resort are $500 a month plus electric. Here’s what’s included, how to apply and why people love staying a while.

Cool evenings, a fire pit at every site and s’mores supplies at the camp store. Here’s how to enjoy campfire season at Ohoopee River RV & Camp Resort.

Our Double Buddy and Quad Buddy RV sites let two or four RVs share one site. Here’s how they work, what they cost and who they’re perfect for.

The Bird’s Nest is our smallest cabin at Ohoopee River RV & Camp Resort. Here’s what it has, what it doesn’t and who it’s perfect for.

A day pass at Ohoopee River RV & Camp Resort is $15 per vehicle for up to 5 people. Here’s what’s included, the hours and what to know about the gate.

Pets are welcome at our RV sites, tent sites and cabins. Here’s where your dog can stay, where they can run and the simple rules that keep everyone happy.

A tent site at Ohoopee River RV & Camp Resort is an easy, affordable way to try camping. Here’s what you get, what to pack and what to expect.

Mr. Billy says you can catch just about anything in our river that you can catch in Georgia fresh water. Here’s what bites and how to make a fishing weekend of it.

Everything you need to know about Ohoopee Revival on Saturday, Nov 14, 2026: the lineup, tickets, VIP, camping, what to bring and our charity partner, Gardens of Hope.

Kayak rentals at Ohoopee River RV & Camp Resort are by appointment and depend on river levels. Here is what a paddle day looks like and how to stay safe on the water.

A few simple rules keep the campground a place families want to come back to. Here they are in one place.

Reunions, birthdays, holiday parties, retreats and weddings. Host your next get-together by the river, with on-site stays for out-of-town guests.

Fall might be the best time to be on the river. Here’s how a fall day at the campground goes, from morning coffee to the campfire.

We’re not as far south as Florida, but our winters stay mild. Spend this one on the Ohoopee and make the river your backyard.

Is it really a tent? Yes, with a queen bed, a bunk, A/C and a coffee bar. Here’s what’s inside our glamping tents.

We took Beaver Den and Coyote Den down to the studs this summer and rebuilt them. Here’s what’s inside now.

Halloween weekend is back Oct 23-25: pumpkin carving, trick-or-treating, costumes, a golf cart parade and creepy karaoke.