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A free primitive campground near Rome, Georgia. Consists of tent pads and fire circles. In a lovely wooded area near beautiful babbling stream. Several sites along stretch of road. Enough room for one or two vehicles per site. No cell service. The campsites themselves aren't impressive, but they're clean, quiet, and the stream is wonderful. Recommended.

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A free campsite along a forest road in Blue Ridge WMA. Next to amazing stream with waterfalls. Primitive, with fire ring and tent pads. Enough room for two or three vehicles. Quiet and empty during the week, but I believe this is a very popular location during the weekend, as Friday night, all sites were taken. Beautiful Appalachian setting. Only two miles from Appalachian Trail. No cell service. Highly recommended.

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A flat spot on the side of the mountain near the end of a long, primitive forest road. The road itself is deteriorated, overgrown, and technical at times. This is not a campsite, but a very secluded spot to pop the camper deep in the forest. Room for one or two vehicles. No cell service. I camped here because all nearby campsites were taken. Slept great. Road is fun, but camping unremarkable.

Spacious babbling creekside primitive campsite with large wooden spool as table. Fire ring is here. At terminus of demanding four-wheel drive forest road. Wooded area very flat directly off of moderately traveled forest road, so not much privacy. Spoiled with some trash and toilet paper. Likely party spot during weekends. No cell service. Enough room for a few vehicles. Decent place to stay on a weeknight.

A primitive, wooded knob at the end of a forest road spur in northern Georgia not far from the Appalachian Trail. Rough, uneven terrain. The main forest road sees a decent amount of traffic so likely hear cars and trucks pass 50 yards away. Otherwise private. Fire ring. Enough room for one or two vehicles. Good cell service. Recommended.