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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 quiet, small, free campground on the shore of a lake in Alabama that is frequented by fishermen. I was the only camper. Enough room for one vehicle per site. Good cell service. Wonderful bathroom with running water, electricity an flush toilets. Paved. Lighted pavilion. Some of the campsites are a little rough, and they're closely spaced. Still very nice and relatively unknown. 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 free primitive campground in Kitsatchie National Forest, directly next to a crowded fee campground. Vault toilet and picnic tables. Enough room for one or two vehicles. A short walk through the woods to the lake. Good cell service. Had a pleasant stay and there is nice hiking nearby. The neighboring fee campground was filled with RVs but this primitive area with several sites had only a single dome tent. Nice!

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Cloud Crossing free campground in Kisatchie National Forest. Several sites, well-spaced, with pads, picnic tables, trash cans, vault toilet, running water. Poor cell service. Enough room for one or two vehicles per site. Very nicely equipped and quiet campground during my stay. Surrounded by picturesque bayou, so mosquitoes were plentiful. 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.

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