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Spend The Weekend Tubing & Camping At Toccoa Valley Campground In Georgia

Toccoa Valley Campground & Tubing in Georgia offers a unique weekend getaway with camping and river tubing activities.

Updated Jul 7, 2024

Written by 

Marisa Roman

When Mother Nature cranks up the heat and humidity in the Peach State, there's only one course of action: a weekend getaway for camping and tubing in Georgia! Because really, everyone wants to get away sometimes and just disappear into nature, right? At one of my favorite campgrounds with tubing near me, you can spend the weekend camping in Georgia and go river tubing, as well! Get ready for the ultimate adventure, Georgians. Spend the weekend floating in the river, then cozy up to a roaring campfire at Toccoa Valley Campground & Tubing in Georgia. Just a few miles from the small mountain town of Blue Ridge, the ultimate camping and tubing adventure in Georgia awaits.

Toccoa Valley Campground & Tubing in Georgia is a weekend away that the whole family will love.

Sign for Toccoa Valley Campground, featuring information on camping, tubing, and rafting, with a pink inner tube decoration.
Lu G. / TripAdvisor

This tiny campground is situated right up against the river, which means that you can camp with the sounds of the Toccoa lulling you to sleep.

A serene riverside scene with tables under trees, surrounded by lush greenery and a clear blue sky.
Toccoa Valley Campground

But besides just awesome campground accommodations, there are loads of activities within the campground, too!

A stack of bright pink inner tubes in front of a tree-lined area with a small building and blue sky in the background.
Toccoa Valley Campground

You can enjoy tubing, rafting, kayaking, and more within steps of this amazing campsite in Georgia.

A group of four people in a blue raft, paddling joyfully on a river, surrounded by lush greenery.
Toccoa Valley Tubing and Campground / Facebook

There are options aplenty for accommodations; you can book an RV site (with or without hookups) or reserve a beautiful campsite. Find rates and more information at the Toccoa Valley Campground website.

A campsite with several RVs and a blue tent, surrounded by trees and hills under a clear blue sky.
Toccoa Valley Tubing and Campground / Facebook

Once you get settled in, prepare for a day of adventure on the river with a tubing trip that even shuttles you back up to the campground!

A rustic campground office with a large pink sign, surrounded by trees and gravel pathways.
Toccoa Valley Campground

Or if you prefer, you can reserve a single-person tube for an epic floating excursion in Georgia, which includes the shuttle trip back, which usually takes about two hours total.

A group of people floating on pink inner tubes in a river, surrounded by lush greenery.
Toccoa Valley Tubing and Campground / Facebook

After your tubing adventure in Georgia, you can then spend the night cooking hot dogs, burgers, and s'mores at your campsite as you hear the rush of the water nearby.

A campfire with logs and hot dogs cooking over flames, beside a peaceful stream and surrounded by trees.
Lu G. / TripAdvisor

Enjoy a weekend of Toccoa camping for the ultimate family-friendly outdoor adventure in Georgia.

A smiling employee at a kiosk office, surrounded by sunglasses and colorful accessories, ready to assist customers.
Toccoa Valley Tubing and Campground / Facebook

What are you waiting for?

Have you ever been camping in Toccoa Valley? If so, share your experience in the comments section! If you’re looking for all the details about this campground adventure, visit the Toccoa Valley Campground website.

Guess what? Toccoa Valley Campground was suggested to us by readers just like you! If you know of more campgrounds with tubing in Georgia that you think we should know about and would like to see featured on Only In Georgia, make sure to check out our Nomination Page and tell us why!

Another amazing float trip in Georgia is down the Chattahoochee River. It is one of our favorite ways to cool down on a hot summer day. Pack some snacks and enjoy a day floating down the river.

https://www.onlyinyourstate.com/georgia/float-tube-ga-chattahochee-river/

Tallulah Gorge State Park is another wonderful area to explore and camp in. Check out this video to see why we are completely in love:

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